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Father’s Day 2016 came and I greeted Pao for his second year of being a #1007dad. I also drafted something for my own dad, which I’m finally able to put together today. Let me break down this post into two: I’ll introduce you to my dad, and I’ll share a couple of secrets probably only Pao knows until now. ?
“Gifts are given. Fruits are grown.” – Pastor Julius Fabregas at our staff meeting. It was a great word about how the joy of the Lord can fill our hearts as we do what each of us does in the ministry. Among many other things, I took note of it, and I reflected on it further…
UPDATE 2020-Nov-09: My book is currently available in the following formats. To order, click the link of the format you want to purchase. ebook (Updated Edition)Paperback (International Shipping, Updated Edition)Paperback (Philippine Orders, First Edition)* *For PH orders, my current copies do not have the twentieth chapter yet, but I will provide a digital access for…
After more than a year from the time we lost our first child, I had a conversation with someone who has gone through a similar heart-shattering moment. I did meet some who had similar experiences and I greatly appreciate their wisdom, but theirs happened way back. It has only been around two months since our dear Berea…
With experience comes the need to be careful of three things: boxing God, allowing a past-driven present, and giving experiential counsel.
Whether you have learning as part of your top 5 themes (Gallup Strengths Finder) or not (like me), we all have to learn and adapt to the times so that we can be more effective with what we do.
When you’re in a place outside of your comfort zone, whether God has brought you to nice place (like a new job) or He allowed difficult times in your life (like the passing of a loved one), don’t let fear take hold of you.
Got sick this week. When I had symptoms, it was very easy to remember the doctor’s orders. But even when I’m still not done with the meds, just a little relief already made me forget. Enter life lesson.
“Experience is the best teacher,” people say. I beg to differ. A lot of people have gone before me in this race called life. Yup, “papunta pa lang ako, pabalik na sila.”
Our favorites from our first visit at Rambla: Sicilian Limonata Marieta Spherical Olives Ricotta Gnudis Beef Tenderloin