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Grace Christian Church of the Philippines

Grace Christian Church of the Philippines

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 Welcome to the weekly sermon podcast of Grace Christian Church of the Philippines! We’re an evangelical Bible church in Quezon City. Our hope is that this podcast may help you know more about Jesus Christ and know better the truths of the Bible, whatever your life stage and wherever you are in your faith walk. Visit us at gccp.org.ph.Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • The Value of a Friend // Ecclesiastes 4:4-16 // Dr. Stephen G. Tan

    The Value of a Friend // Ecclesiastes 4:4-16 // Dr. Stephen G. Tan
    2025/08/12

    Loneliness doesn’t always look like being alone. You can be surrounded by people and still feel unseen, unheard, unknown. We all long for friendships that are real, deep, and lasting—because that’s how God designed us. In this message from Ecclesiastes 4:4-16, we explore what makes friendships worth keeping, how to build ones that last, and the difference they can make when life gets hard.
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    35 分
  • Hope in the Waiting // Psalm 130:1-8 // Min. Kenneth Sy

    Hope in the Waiting // Psalm 130:1-8 // Min. Kenneth Sy
    2025/08/05

    Waiting can feel like the hardest part, especially when there’s no clear end in sight. But what if hope isn’t just something you find after the waiting is over? What if it’s something God wants to grow in you while you wait? This message from Psalm 130 walks through the kind of hope that doesn’t ignore the pain, but anchors you through it with honesty, grace, and deep trust in God’s promises.
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    38 分
  • Vengeance is Mine // Judges 15:1-20; Romans 12:17-21 // Rev. JP Lim

    Vengeance is Mine // Judges 15:1-20; Romans 12:17-21 // Rev. JP Lim
    2025/07/29

    When someone wrongs us, it’s so easy to feel that payback is the only way to make things right. But have you noticed how revenge rarely fixes anything? It just keeps the hurt alive. What if there’s a better way to respond? A way that leads to peace instead of payback?
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    38 分
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