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  1. New Season // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    6D AGO

    New Season // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    As Grace Testament Church continues its 70th anniversary celebration, Week 2 carries a timely message titled “New Season,” preached by Pastor Rafy Panlilio from Isaiah 61:1–4. Looking back at Israel’s 70-year exile, the prophet Isaiah declared that after a season of discipline would come a season of favor. That promise ultimately finds its fulfillment in Christ—the One who brings restoration, righteousness, and lasting joy. In this message, Pastor Rafy reminds the church that a New Season is not merely about external breakthroughs in finances, health, or success. More than circumstantial change, it is about spiritual renewal. Isaiah 61 reveals three marks of a true New Season: Rejoicing – God gives the oil of joy instead of mourning. Real joy flows from intimacy with Him. His presence is our true home. Righteousness – Believers become “oaks of righteousness,” planted by the Lord for His glory. Our righteousness is not self-made but rooted in what Christ has done. Restoration – God rebuilds what has been ruined. Through Jesus, the New Season has already begun, and restoration is available to those who trust in Him. As GTC celebrates seven decades of God’s faithfulness, this message calls every believer to step into deeper intimacy, firmer righteousness, and confident hope for what God is about to do next. Because of Christ, you are qualified for your New Season.

    55 min
  2. Life Transition // Pastor Zuriel Jacob Fermin

    FEB 9

    Life Transition // Pastor Zuriel Jacob Fermin

    Life is full of transitions—and many people are not prepared for them. While change is inevitable, growth is always a choice. In this message, Pastor Zuriel Jacob Fermin reminds us that seasons of transition are not meant to replace us, but to refine us.Preaching from Deuteronomy 8, this message teaches that God uses transitions to shape our hearts, deepen our dependence on Him, and remind us of His faithfulness. Discipline, testing, and even delays are not signs of God’s absence but evidence of His loving work in our lives.We are reminded that:• Obedience to God is not restrictive, but life-giving• Blessings become burdens when the heart is misaligned• Refinement often comes before expansion• God humbles us, but He never abandons us• Saving grace brings us to Christ, while sustaining grace keeps us through every seasonThis message also calls believers to maintain reverence for God, humility in seasons of increase, and gratitude even in times of testing. True respect for God begins in the heart and flows outward into how we live, worship, and respond to Him.As we enter new seasons, this message invites us to do three things:1. Remember God2. Recognize His work3. Rest in His sovereigntyBe encouraged to trust the Lord in every transition—because the same God who brings you into a new season is the God who will sustain you through it. Preached on February 1, 2026, at GTC's 5:30 PM Service.#LifeTransitions #GTCNewSeason #GTC70thAnniversary #WhereLivesChange

    55 min
  3. Happy No Year Part 4: Not By Plight // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    FEB 4

    Happy No Year Part 4: Not By Plight // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    Life does not always unfold the way we expect. There are seasons marked by hardship, injustice, and painful setbacks—what the Bible story of Joseph clearly shows. But this message reminds us that God’s people are not defined by their plight. In “Not by Plight,” Pastor Rafy Panlilio teaches that even in difficult and unfair situations, God remains present, purposeful, and at work. Drawing from the life of Joseph, we are reminded that what others intend for harm, God can use for good. This message highlights three powerful truths: • God’s Presence – Even in betrayal, prison, and pain, the Lord never left Joseph. • God’s Plan – Seasons of difficulty do not cancel God’s promises or His loving plan. • God’s Purpose – What seems like delay or suffering may be God preparing something greater. If you are walking through a season of hardship, this message encourages you to trust that your life is not shaped by circumstances alone—but by the faithful hand of God. Say no to being ruled by your plight. Choose to live with faith in God’s presence, plan, and purpose. #HappyNoYear #NotByPlight #GTCSundayService #WhereLivesChange

    45 min
  4. Happy No Year Part 3: Not By Might

    JAN 24

    Happy No Year Part 3: Not By Might

    In the third installment of the Happy No Year series, Pastor Darwin Cuadro teaches a powerful lesson from Genesis 27 through the life of Jacob: that God’s promises are not fulfilled by human force, manipulation, or self-effort—but by the Spirit of God. “Not By Might” confronts the tendency to force outcomes, rush God’s timing, or rely on human ability. Through Jacob’s story, we are reminded that living by might often leads to striving, deception, and self-sufficiency. Scripture shows that what God intends to grow does not need to be forced—it needs space for God to work. The message contrasts a life lived by the flesh versus a life led by the Spirit (Galatians 5), calling believers to shift from force to faith, from confidence in self to dependence on God. As Jacob’s journey unfolds—from deception to Bethel, from fear to faith—we see how God transforms a man who once relied on might into someone who learns to walk by grace and trust in God’s power. This message reminds us that: • We give, serve, and believe by faith, not by force • What we have and who we are is ultimately because of God’s grace • God’s power is made available in our altar times—through prayer, worship, and intimacy with Him As Zechariah 4:6 declares, “Not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit,” says the Lord. Be encouraged to examine your own journey: Are you forcing things—or trusting God to work in His time and power? #HappyNoYear #NotByMight #ByTheSpirit #GTCSundayService #WhereLivesChange

    56 min
  5. Happy No Year Part 2: Not By Fright // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    JAN 12

    Happy No Year Part 2: Not By Fright // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    Grace Testament Church continues the “Happy No Year” series with the message “Not by Fright,” anchored on Genesis 26:23–25. This message reminds us that while saying “no” often sounds negative, learning to say no to fear is one of the most freeing decisions we can make.   The Bible repeatedly calls God’s people to live without fea —“fear not” appears throughout Scripture—because fear does not come from God. From Joshua 1:9 to 2 Timothy 1:7, we are reminded that the Lord gives us not a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-control. God calls His people to live not by fright, but by trust.   Through the life of Isaac in Genesis 26, this message shows how fear can drive people away from God’s promises—whether fear of crisis or fear of people. Yet when Isaac chose totrust the Lord instead of being led by fear, God protected him, provided for him, and reaffirmed His covenant. The message also points us to the greater covenant we now have in Christ, where believers are no longer slaves to fear but children of God who can call Him Abba, Father (Romans 8:15).   This message challenges us to examine what controls our decisions: fear or faith. As we start the year, God invites us to build our lives like Isaac did—placing the altar before the tent, prioritizing our relationship with Him above all else.   Be encouraged to say no to fear and yes to trusting God, not only this year but in every season of life.   #HappyNoYear #NotByFright #LiveByFaith #FearNot #GTCSundayService #WhereLivesChange

    52 min
  6. Happy No Year Part 1: Not By Sight // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    JAN 4

    Happy No Year Part 1: Not By Sight // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    As we begin the year, Grace Testament Church launches a new message series titled “Happy No Year.” This series challenges the idea that happiness always comes from saying “yes” to every opportunity, desire, or visible advantage. Sometimes, the most faithful—and joyful—decision is learning when to say no. In Part 1: “Not by Sight,” the message is anchored on Genesis 13 and 2 Corinthians 5:7, reminding us that the Christian life is lived not by what we see, but by faith. Through the contrasting choices of Lot and Abraham, we are shown how decisions based purely on appearance, comfort, or opportunity can lead to loss, while decisions rooted in trust and obedience open the way for God’s greater blessing.   This message calls believers to examine how they make decisions—whether in relationships, careers, finances, or spiritual life—and to ask not only, “What looks good now?” but “What honors God in the long run?” Saying no to sight-led living is often saying yes to God’s guidance, protection, and promise.   As you step into a new year, be encouraged to commit your plans, choices, and future to the Lord—and learn to walk by faith, not by sight.   “For we walk by faith, not by sight.” (2 Corinthians 5:7) #HappyNoYear #NotBySight #WalkByFaith #GTCSundayService #WhereLivesChange

    52 min

  7. 12/31/2025

    Christmuch Seasons // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    As Grace Testament Church closes the year, Pastor Rafy Panlilio delivers a timely and faith-filled message titled “Christmuch Seasons."   In this message, we are reminded that while seasons change and celebrations pass, our faith in Christ must not be seasonal. Christmas may end, but our walk with Jesus should deepen in every season of life.   Pastor Rafy calls believers to carry three enduring truths beyond the holidays:  As we step into a new year, this message challenges us to live Spirit-led, Christ-centered lives marked by obedience, transformation, and enduring faith—not just in one season, but in all seasons.

    52 min
  8. Christ In You Part 3 // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    12/22/2025

    Christ In You Part 3 // Pastor Rafy Panlilio

    Christ In You Part 3 // Pastor Rafy PanlilioDecember 21, 2025Matthew 1:21–25; Colossians 1:27–29Christmas reminds us that Jesus is Immanuel—God with us. But the Gospel does not stop there. In Christ In You Part 3, we are reminded that while Jesus was with us in the flesh for a season, God’s greater purpose is that Christ now lives in us.Anchored on Colossians 1:27–29, this message explains how Christ in you is not just a truth to believe but a power to experience—both in serving and in living.First, Christ in you gives you the power to serve. God calls every believer to serve, but never in our own strength. Ministry requires toil and perseverance, yet Scripture reminds us that it is God’s power at work within us that sustains our service. As we commit ourselves to God’s purpose, He supplies the strength we do not have (Zechariah 4:6; 1 Corinthians 15:9–10).Second, Christ in you gives you the power to live. Life is filled with changing seasons—plenty and lack, joy and hardship. When Christ reigns within us, we gain inner strength that allows us to remain content, faithful, and loving in every circumstance (Philippians 4:12–13; Ephesians 3:14–21). His power within us enables us not only to endure life but to reflect His love to others.This message challenges us to move beyond seeing Jesus only in the manger and to allow Him to become the Lord and Manager of our lives. When Christ truly dwells in us, His power is evident—in our service, our endurance, and the way we live every day.Watch it in 4K on our official YouTube Channel: https://youtu.be/FXRcG_KnjAM#ChristInYou#GTCSundayService#WhereLivesChange

    48 min
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