TNLF Angono

As a church family, let us unite in prayer for our nation, our leaders, and every Filipino heart.
In times of uncertainty, division, and challenges in our country, may we not lose sight of the One who is able to heal, restore, and guide our land. More than political opinions, may the fear of the Lord, humility, wisdom, righteousness, and compassion be instilled in each of us.

Let us pray for our government leaders, communities, families, and future generations — that God would move in the Philippines once again. 🇵🇭🙏

📖 2 Chronicles 7:14 (KJV)
“If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”

Lord, heal our land.

Serving is an expression of love and gratitude to God. When we give our best, even in simple tasks, we honor Him. This week, serve with joy and sincerity.

📖 “Serve the Lord with gladness.” — Psalm 100:2

In a world that constantly tells us to be strong on our own, we are reminded of one unshakable truth:

✨ Christ is enough. ✨

Enough in our victories. Enough in our struggles. Enough in our uncertainties. And enough even in the face of life and death.

Join us this Sunday as we continue our series:
Faith Under Fire: Trusting God in Every Season

Come expectant and be encouraged by a faith that stands firm because Christ remains sufficient through every season.

Wisdom grows when we slow down and listen—both to God and to others. This week, respond with patience and understanding instead of haste.

📖 “Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.” — James 1:19

For 12 years, she suffered in silence.
No answers. No relief. No hope in sight.

But she believed that one moment—
one touch—could change everything.

This Sunday, join us as we continue our series:
Faith Under Fire: Trusting God in Every Season

One Touch Away

You may feel unseen, tired, or almost out of hope…
but your breakthrough might be closer than you think.

Come and be expectant.

Even when days feel heavy, God remains faithful. Hope anchors our soul and keeps us moving forward. This week, lift your eyes and trust in the promises of God.

📖 “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in Him.” — Romans 15:13

Parents, we warmly invite you to let your children be part of this meaningful and exciting Vacation Bible School at TNLF Angono Church.

📅 May 9, 16, & 30, 2026 (Saturday)
⏰ 7:30 AM – 11:30 AM

Your children will learn valuable biblical lessons about:
👑 The Crown of Obedience
🤝 Servant Leadership
✨ Faithfulness
🛡️ Courage
🏆 Victory

✅ Free admission
✅ Free snacks
✅ Open to preschool, primary, and intermediate students up to 12 years old

Help your child grow in faith, character, and friendship in a fun Christ-centered environment.

📩 Send us a message to register your child.
We look forward to seeing your little ones there!
God bless!

We thank God for another milestone in our iCare Scholarship Program as we officially welcomed our newest scholars through a contract signing held today.

We warmly welcome Catherine May Noblejas and Mischka Lising as recipients of this program. We are believing with them for a brighter future as they continue their studies.

This is all by God’s grace, and we give Him all the glory.

As the ministry grows, we are also inviting more willing hearts to partner with us through monthly support and volunteering—because together, we can reach and help more students in need.

For those who want to be part of this mission, please get in touch with our iCare Coordinator, Dra. Andrelyn Fuentes-Viernes.

To God be all the glory!

Enduring faith is the kind of faith that stays — even when life stops making sense.

In the life of Job, we see that true faith is not proven when everything is going well, but when everything is falling apart.

First, enduring faith holds on through loss.
Job lost so much, yet he refused to let pain pull him away from God. Trials are not always sent to break us — sometimes they are allowed to draw us closer to the One who sustains us.

Second, enduring faith trusts without answers.
Peace comes when we stop forcing ourselves to understand every painful question and instead return our focus to God. Sometimes the greatest faith is trusting Him when He explains nothing.

Third, enduring faith stays until restoration.
God moved Job’s heart from asking “Why is this happening?” to trusting “Who is in control?” And in the end, God restored what was lost and gave back more than before.

Enduring faith does not quit in suffering — it remains until it sees God’s faithfulness.