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EACH DAY: A GIFT
It’s 2020! Many are embracing this year as a year of sharper insight; a year of 20/20 vision from the Lord. And why not? It is always good to have clarity with Him when it comes to His vision for our lives. We can say, “Father, what are Your plans for me this 2020?...
3 Lessons to Treasure This 2019
2019 is coming to a close, and a brand new year is about to start. Personally, 2019 has been an amazing journey for growth and learning. As I ponder on the things God has done in my life this year, I am most thankful for these 3 lessons: 1) Growth is a Choice. Someone...
The Song of the Turtledove
Dear Readers, As we celebrate Christmas and the end of 2019, it’s nice to reflect on a few things. In the famous Christmas song, “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” a certain person called “True Love” sends two turtledoves to his beloved. This song makes me think of the...
Pag-ibig sa Puso ng Pasko
“Magbigay kayo at kayo'y bibigyan ng Diyos. Higit na mapalad ang nagbibigay kaysa tumatanggap.” Ito ang mensahe sa akin ng Panginoon ng ako'y maimbitahan upang lumahok sa isang aktibidad na ang layunin ay ang makapagbahagi ng salita ng Diyos, at makapaghatid ng...
Following the Lord’s call for 52 Years As Husband and Wife
Testimony of Esther Fe B. Gusto How We Met It was the year 1954. I was a 4th year student at the Far Eastern Bible Institute and Seminary (FEBIAS) College of Bible. Back then, a few third-year students who had their own girlfriends wanted their close friend and...
Sofia Paderes – “Hands”
There are days when we think we were put on this earth to save others, and the moment we are unable to do any saving, we find that burden bearing more weight than we can carry. A few years ago, I discovered that I was not immune to that burden. And so I wrote.
You can’t fix it all. And that’s okay. This poem is for you.
–Sofia Paderes
God, My Matchmaker
There I was, invited to attend the 10th Anniversary of the Kachin Refugee Learning Centre. Tears streamed down my face as I witnessed batch after batch of students coming onstage to perform. I silently prayed to God and told Him that it would be impossible for me to...
From Modern-Day Jonah to God’s Missionary (Part 2)
The Testimony of George Pappachen Despite the nudge he felt to serve the Lord full time in ministry, George applied for a job in line with agriculture. A company offered him a position and he accepted it. He started working there but suddenly had a strange problem....
Mobangon Ta Mindanao
The One Voice Magazine Team is mobilizing relief goods to help the earthquake victims of Mindanao. Perhaps you, your family, your friends, your church, and/or your workmates can be part of this? Let’s be ONE in helping the country rise! List of relief goods that can...
From Modern-Day Jonah to God’s Missionary (Part 1)
The Testimony of George Pappachen Meeting Glory for the First Time Before becoming a missionary to the Philippines, George Pappachen was born and raised in a Roman Catholic family in India. His clan was known for its Syrian Christian heritage. George was the youngest...
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