Lighthouse Christian Community Alabang

We will continue on "The God of the Bible" series today with a preaching by Pastor Jonathan Aranton on the book of Micah entitled "The God of Justice".  The prophet Micah lived in a society of the less fortunate, the lowly, the outcasts, and the afflicted that is why much of his prophecy is directed towards the unfaithful leaders of the nation in order for true justice to be served. We've learned last week that we have a Compassionate God, but let us not forget that He is also a God that seeks out Justice for his people. May this message serve as a reminder that we have a just God and that he seeks out whats good for us. Have a blessed day. #LighthouseOnline

A good and blessed day to everyone. Today, we will continue with our preaching series with today's message: The God of Compassion together with our Young Adults Pastor, Pastor Niki Flojo.  The story of the prophet Jonah is usually told to kids in Bible school but today we will look at the bigger story which is God's compassion and how it shaped Jonah's character. May everyone who listens to this message be blessed, have a nice day everyone! #LighthouseOnline

What happens when unresolved family issues are left festering? How is the generational lineage affected? What does God's Word  have to say about this ever-present thorny issue?  The Book of Obadiah shows, in the micro level, how the woundings between Esau and Jacob had dragged on, and affected their descendants for years to come. In the macro level, it showcases how humanity has broken fellowship with God, thus adversely impacting the lineage of God's chosen ones. Have you experienced the pain of marred relationships? Have you been hurt by those closest to you? Ever felt the sting of betrayal and maltreatment? Let us join our Senior Pastor Jojo Baldo as he mines the richness of God's counsel in the book of Obadiah. Our God is the God of the Family Tree. See you online! #LighthouseOnline

When the Israelites were languishing in Egypt, the LORD God called Moses to deliver them, "for I have seen the misery of my people.. I have heard them crying out because of their slave  drivers.." (Exodus 3:7) God's heart is roused by the cries of the oppressed. His heart is provoked by the callousness of the oppressors.  The prophet Amos was raised by God to confront a generation which was oppressing their own. The Kings walked in evil ways; the priests were complacent; evil people did vile things to the poor and the voiceless. God would not be quiet in the face of such systemic evil. From then 'til now, God raises people like Amos, who will bear the burden of being an advocate for those who are yoked by the spirit of oppression. Join us as our Senior Pastor Jojo Baldo exposits the Word of God, and bridges its timeless truths to today's realities. Our God is the God of the Oppressed. #LighthouseOnline