MM16_100 Cities and Discipleship

MM -- Metro Manila

16 -- the 16 Cities we pray to START GGMD move

100 -- is the number of Believers-Disciples to TRAIN

During our 
HLM BGC 18th Anniversary 2026

WE had this as a 
Prophetic Declaration for the Cities 

of Metro Manila.

• NOW we will PRAY ON SITE
• NOW we will FREQUENTLY GO ON SITE
• NOW we will LIST Campuses on SITE
• NOW we will Plan and Do a Light The Night on SITE

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• MOTIVATED to Let People Know Jesus and the Gospel and WORSHIP GOD
• MOTIVATED to Love the LOST
• MOTIVATED to do Kingdom Expansion (thus NOT 🚫 to get Christians from other churches, but see more FIRST HAND CONVERSIONS for DiscipleMaking)
• MOTIVATED to be a REPRODUCING Group and NOT 🚫 only to be a Growing Church
• MOTIVATED to see the 4 Missions Leveling Up at HLM -- 1SeeNewBelievers 2MakeDisciplesToLead&Serve 3UnleashLocalsToBeShepherds 4CatapultLocalsToGoCrossCultural 

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MAKATI CITY 🚦
As the financial center of the nation, we declare in the Name of Jesus that Makati shall be a city where business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals encounter Christ. We declare kingdom-minded leaders, ethical businesses, and generous givers who will invest in advancing the Gospel. Let the marketplace become a mission field for the glory of God!

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TAGUIG CITY 🚦
As a city of growth and influence, we declare that Taguig shall be a center of transformation where young professionals, families, and future leaders will know the Lord. We proclaim revival in every workplace, school, and community. Let God's kingdom advance throughout Taguig in Jesus' Name!

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PASIG CITY 🚦
As a city connected by rivers and commerce, we declare that the life-giving river of God's Spirit will flow throughout Pasig. Let healing, restoration, and salvation reach every barangay. We proclaim that many disciples and church leaders will arise from this city.

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MANDALUYONG CITY 🚦
As the heart of Metro Manila, we declare that Mandaluyong shall have a heart fully devoted to God. Let compassion, unity, and revival spread throughout this city. We declare that many hearts will turn back to the Lord and become passionate followers of Christ.

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SAN JUAN CITY 🚦
As a city known for its rich history, we declare a new spiritual legacy upon San Juan. Let generations arise who will honor God and walk in righteousness. We proclaim that families shall be strengthened and churches shall flourish in this city.

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MARIKINA CITY 🚦
Known as the Shoe Capital of the Philippines, we declare that Marikina shall send out men and women who carry the Gospel to the nations. As shoes represent readiness to share the Good News, we proclaim that missionaries, evangelists, and church planters will arise from this city in Jesus' Name.

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QUEZON CITY 🚦
As the largest city in Metro Manila and home to many educational institutions, we declare that Quezon City shall raise a generation grounded in truth and wisdom. Let students, educators, and young leaders encounter Jesus. We proclaim spiritual awakening in every campus and community.

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CALOOCAN CITY 🚦
We declare that Caloocan shall be a city of hope and restoration. Let lives be transformed, families be healed, and communities be renewed through the power of the Gospel. We proclaim that many servant leaders will emerge from this city.

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MALABON CITY 🚦
We declare that Malabon shall experience an outpouring of God's grace and favor. Let every flood of hardship be replaced by a flood of God's goodness, mercy, and salvation. We proclaim abundant spiritual harvest in this city.

10

NAVOTAS CITY 🚦
As a city known for its fishing industry, we declare that Navotas shall become a city of fishers of men. Let many souls be brought into God's kingdom. We proclaim evangelistic passion, fruitful ministries, and a great harvest of souls in Jesus' Name.

11

VALENZUELA CITY 🚦
As an industrial center, we declare that Valenzuela shall produce men and women of integrity, excellence, and faith. Let workplaces become places of testimony. We proclaim spiritual influence that reaches every sector of society.

12

PARAÑAQUE CITY 🚦
As a gateway city, we declare that Parañaque shall become a gateway for the Gospel. Let travelers, workers, and families encounter the love of Christ. We proclaim open doors for ministry, missions, and kingdom advancement throughout this city.

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LAS PIÑAS CITY 🚦

Known for its Bamboo Organ, we declare that Las Piñas shall produce a sound of worship that honors God. Let worshippers, musicians, and ministers arise who will lead many into God's presence. We proclaim a city filled with praise and thanksgiving.

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MUNTINLUPA CITY 🚦
We declare that Muntinlupa shall be known not for bondage but for freedom in Christ. Let captives be set free, lives be restored, and destinies redeemed. We proclaim hope, healing, and transformation throughout this city.

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PASAY CITY 🚦
As a city that welcomes people from different places and nations, we declare that Pasay shall be a hub for missions and evangelism. Let multitudes encounter Jesus through the ministries established in this city. We proclaim a harvest among the nations.

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MANILA CITY 🚦

As the nation's capital and center of history, we declare that Manila shall once again become a city that honors God. Let righteousness, justice, and truth prevail. We proclaim revival in government, education, business, and every sphere of influence. Let Manila shine as a testimony of God's grace and power.

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July August 2026 Freedom From The Darkness Within

FREEDOM FROM THE DARKNESS WITHIN

Main Verses:
Mark 7:21-23, 

Galatians 5:19-21

Sermon Series Overview:
Most people recognize external challenges such as relationship conflicts, workplace stress, financial pressures, and daily responsibilities. 

We often attribute our greatest difficulties to outside factors like difficult people or challenging circumstances. 

However, many of our actions are shaped by internal patterns-habits of thought, emotion, and desire that quietly influence our lives.

For this reason, it is important to recognize that before sin appears in our actions, it begins in our desires, thoughts, and misplaced affections. 

Jesus stated, "What comes out of a person is what defiles them. For it is from within, out of a person's heart, that evil thoughts come" (Mark 7:20-23).

This understanding shapes our 7-week sermon series, FREEDOM FROM THE DARKNESS WITHIN, which examines the "seven deadly sins": pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust. These are not merely bad behaviors; they are spiritual conditions that corrupt the soul, distort identity, and separate us from God's design.

This series encourages honest spiritual reflection. Its focus is not on shame or self-improvement, but on exposure and healing. The message of Jesus offers freedom, not condemnation. He does not shame us for what is within; instead, He heals, brings light to hidden places, offers peace in our restlessness, and provides freedom where we feel stuck.

Because the goal is not to live differently but to live freely freedom from the darkness within!

THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS
Pride - when we rely too much on ourselves and push God aside

Envy - when we resent what others have or who they are

Wrath - when anger controls our reactions and relationships

Sloth - when we become spiritually or emotionally disengaged from life

Greed - when we constantly want more and never feel satisfied

Lust - when we desire becomes disconnected from love and respect

Gluttony - when consumption (food, pleasure, comfort, or even entertainment begins to control us)

EACH ONE IS A FALSE PROMISE: 

Pride promises control. Envy promises worth. Wrath promises justice. Sloth promises ease. Greed promises security. Lust promises fulfillment. Gluttony promises satisfaction.

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WEEKLY TOPIC | EMPHASIS
July 05, 2026 | Week One: Freedom Begins When Pride Ends

Verse: Proverbs 16:17-18

True freedom starts with something deeper than just outward surrender. Proverbs 6:17 says God hates "a proud look," showing that pride is more than a simple flaw-it stands in the way of spiritual freedom. Throughout the Bible, pride is often the cause of downfall. From humanity's first fall to the prophets' warnings, pride always comes before destruction.

Pride leads to destruction because it makes us rely on ourselves instead of God. It can look like strength, confidence, or independence, but it keeps us from admitting we need God. Without recognizing this need, we cannot experience real freedom or change.

Freedom starts when pride ends. While pride separates us, humility brings us back to a right relationship with God and with others. Proverbs 16:7 gives both a warning and an invitation. It warns that pride leads to destruction, but also invites us to choose humility instead. We are encouraged to look at our own hearts. Has pride taken root in wanting to be right, refusing to forgive, seeking recognition, or resisting submission?

We do not find true freedom by lifting ourselves, but by fully surrendering to God. When we let go of our pride, we step into the freedom that only God can offer.

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July 12, 2026 | Week Two: Killing Envy Before It Kills Joy

Verse: James 3:14-16

Envy often starts with something simple: comparing ourselves to others. We notice what people have, what they've accomplished, or how others see them. This can make us resent them instead of celebrating their successes. Envy leads to dissatisfaction and takes away our gratitude. Over time, it steals our joy and turns a thankful heart into a restless, bitter one.

James 3:14-16 reveals what envy is really like, calling it "bitter" and driven by selfish ambition. It does not come from God, but is described as earthly, unspiritual, and even demonic. These strong words remind us that envy is more than just a small personal struggle it is a spiritual problem that can cause real harm.

Overcoming envy starts with being honest about it and giving it to God. We can try to replace comparison with contentment and gratitude. It also means choosing to celebrate with others instead of competing against them. When we focus on God's truth, envy begins to lose its hold on us.

When we let go of envy, joy comes back. We can appreciate our own path and truly celebrate others without feeling insecure. Real joy doesn't come from having what others have, but from trusting God with what He has given us. That's where peace and gratitude grow.

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July 19, 2026 | Week Three: 

TURNING WRATH INTO PEACE

Verse: Ephesians 4:26-32

Sometimes, anger comes over us suddenly and strongly. It can be set off by hurtful words, unfair events, or deep disappointments. In today’s stressful world, anger is a common reaction, but it can be risky. Still, the real issue is not anger itself, but how we handle it.

In Ephesians 4:26-32, Paul recognizes that anger is a normal human feeling. He gives us clear advice on what to do with it. The words “Be angry, and do not sin” show that anger itself is not wrong; we respond to what matters. When Paul says, “do not let the sun go down on your wrath,” he warns us not to let anger last, because holding onto it can lead to more serious problems like resentment and division.

Paul goes further by showing the difference between the harm caused by uncontrolled anger and the healing that comes from God’s peace. He encourages us to move beyond just feeling emotions and to let them change us for the better. This means choosing helpful actions instead of hurtful ones, speaking words that build others up, and having attitudes that show God’s presence in our lives.

Forgiveness is at the heart of this change. We are called to be kind, compassionate, and forgiving, just as God forgave us through Christ. This is how we turn anger into peace. The passage shows that finding peace is not about hiding our feelings, but about giving them to God. It’s about letting go of harmful habits and letting the Holy Spirit shape us to be more like Christ. When we do this, we move from reacting to reflecting, from conflict to making peace, and from inner struggle to lasting peace.

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July 26, 2026 | Week Four: 

AWAKENING FROM SLOTH

Verse: Romans 12:11

Sometimes, we find ourselves not openly turning away from God, but quietly drifting from Him. We keep showing up, saying the right things, and doing what’s expected, but inside, we feel distant. The passion we once felt fades, our sense of urgency lessens, and our spiritual life starts to feel routine.

This is the risk of sloth—not just being physically lazy, but becoming spiritually indifferent. It often goes unnoticed because it doesn’t always look like obvious sin. Instead, it shows up as delay, complacency, and a lack of urgency about the things of God. Over time, this dullness weakens our devotion, drains our sense of purpose, and pulls us away from our calling.

In Romans 12:11, the Apostle Paul gives a short but strong encouragement. He urges us to move from spiritual passivity to living with purpose and passion. He lays out a clear path: be diligent by taking responsibility and giving your best in all you do; be fervent in spirit by staying energized, hopeful, and passionate; and serve the Lord by living for a greater purpose and doing things that truly matter.

Today, we are encouraged to let go of complacency, reignite our passion, and return to serving wholeheartedly. When our hearts are on fire for God, everything changes—our perspective, our purpose, and our pursuit of Him.

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August 02, 2026 | Week Five: 

ESCAPING THE TRAP OF GREED

 

Verse: Luke 12:15-21

In the modern era, success is often measured by our income, possessions, and the wealth we accumulate. Although putting in effort and being blessed are positive factors, there's a subtle threat often ignored – the trap of greed. 

Sometimes, it can be difficult to see greed for what it is. Many times, it’s hidden behind goals, achievements, and wanting to feel safe. It makes people believe that having more things is always good and that happiness comes from collecting more. That's why the story Jesus told about the rich man still makes sense today.

In Luke 12:15-21, Jesus shares a story about a man who had a very successful harvest. The man only thought about himself and didn't consider others or give thanks to God. He planned to save more and have fun, thinking his future was safe. But suddenly, his life came to an end, proving that all his wealth couldn't bring him real safety or long-lasting happiness.

The message is straightforward to understand: you can achieve a lot in life and still overlook what truly matters.

Getting out of the cycle of greed starts by noticing how it affects our lives, adjusting our values, and deciding to live with generosity instead of holding on tightly to what we have. Freedom is not found in relying on material things for security; instead, it is learning to trust God and focus on what has lasting value.

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August 02, 2026 | Week Five: 

ESCAPING THE TRAP OF GREED 

Verse: Luke 12:15-21

In the modern era, success is often measured by our income, possessions, and the wealth we accumulate. Although putting in effort and being blessed are positive factors, there's a subtle threat often ignored – the trap of greed. 

Sometimes, it can be difficult to see greed for what it is. Many times, it’s hidden behind goals, achievements, and wanting to feel safe. It makes people believe that having more things is always good and that happiness comes from collecting more. That's why the story Jesus told about the rich man still makes sense today.

In Luke 12:15-21, Jesus shares a story about a man who had a very successful harvest. The man only thought about himself and didn't consider others or give thanks to God. He planned to save more and have fun, thinking his future was safe. But suddenly, his life came to an end, proving that all his wealth couldn't bring him real safety or long-lasting happiness.

The message is straightforward to understand: you can achieve a lot in life and still overlook what truly matters.

Getting out of the cycle of greed starts by noticing how it affects our lives, adjusting our values, and deciding to live with generosity instead of holding on tightly to what we have. Freedom is not found in relying on material things for security; instead, it is learning to trust God and focus on what has lasting value.

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August 09, 2026 | Week Six: 

RECLAIMING PURITY 

Verse: Matthew 5:27-30

We live in a world where almost everything is easy to get, and over time, things that were once thought to be wrong have gradually become acceptable. We live in a world where the lines between things are not clear anymore. Things that were once seen as bad are now often laughed about, talked about in a funny way, or even admired. In this kind of setting, the concept of purity might seem old-fashioned, hard to achieve, or perhaps even irrelevant. In Matthew 5:27-30, Jesus strongly and surprisingly challenges that way of thinking.

Jesus takes a command that people already knew, "Do not commit adultery," and makes it clearer and more meaningful. He says the problem isn't just about what we do with our bodies, but also about what goes on inside us. Thoughts, desires, and intentions matter. In other words, purity isn't just about avoiding specific actions; it's about the state of the heart.

This message isn't meant to blame or accuse anyone. It's meant to wake us up to a truth we usually overlook: what we let into our hearts determines where our lives go. If we aren't careful, a corrupt world can quietly change us without us even noticing.

Reclaiming purity is a call for spiritual transformation. It means standing up against cultural standards that lower the value of holiness and choosing to live according to God's plan for true integrity and completeness. It means protecting your thoughts, showing respect to others, and doing what is right because you love God, not because you are afraid.

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August 16, 2026 | Week Seven: 

BREAKING GLUTTONY’S GRIP

Verse: 1 Corinthians 6:12-13

We live in a culture that values having more than enough. We are constantly surrounded by messages that encourage us to enjoy more and satisfy every craving right away. What starts as fun can slowly turn into a reliance. While gluttony is usually seen as just overeating, the Bible shows it's more than that—it's about a heart that's ruled by strong desires.

In 1 Corinthians 6:12-13, the Apostle Paul addresses a similar way of thinking. People were saying, "I can do whatever I want." But Paul countered with a strong message: just because something is allowed doesn't mean it's good, and even more important, we shouldn't let anything control us.

The reality is, we're in a world that keeps pushing our desires and encourages us to act on them right away. The more we give in, the more difficult it is to say no later on. And before we know it, we are no longer in control; our appetites are.

And so, breaking gluttony's grip begins with recognizing that not everything beneficial is truly good for us. Just because something is permissible does not mean it is profitable. True freedom is not found in indulging every desire, but in having the strength to say no. It is the ability to enjoy God's blessings without becoming enslaved by them.

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AUGUST 23 ....

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Start Another Year with THIS

Celebrate Big Time!

There is always a JESUS CELEBRATION.

We celebrate His Greatness and Faithfulness every YEAR in all our Anniversaries.

Keep On.

And also PAUSE.

STOP.

REST.

RECall and Calibrate.

And the Most Important of all GET ALL in this Progress Card Journey Check ....

See Below 👇 

Have a CARD for Each One.

Let them Personally Fill Out 2 to 3 Copies.

 1 They Keep

2 DLG Leader Keep

3 Admin Keep and Log in Master Data

Let's carefully Grow and Mature and Disciple Everyone ....

HalleluYah 💯 

 

ARE WE A NORMAL CHURCH ?

ARE WE NORMAL?
ARE YOU NORMAL?
AM I NORMAL?





The church in the New Testament was a church filled with Faith, Power, Vision and the Holy Spirit.
They are always caught trusting God in prayer.
They move for the CAUSE of Jesus and In HIS NAME!

It is my prayer that at HLM ... we will be a Normal Church!
The Church found in the New Testament!

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A Secret Unleashed in MAKING DISCIPLES of JESUS

SECRET shared: 

This is the REAL WORK of Disciple Making 

at its ROOTS :-)

This is the RADICAL of DiscipleMaking!

Take Your Time .... Make Quality Time.

Schedule it.

And DO IT!

Let's Make Disciples of JESUS carefully.

Making Disciples is NOT always a Group Meeting BUT a One on One Talk as well.

-- Sunday Preaching is not enough.

-- Regular Group Meetings are not enough.

"One on One" TALKS brings the 

MAKING of DISCIPLES to a higher, personal and caring safe LEVEL.

====== THIS MUST BE SCHEDULED ======

Please give me your SCHEDULE to do 

One On Ones with EACH of

your Disciple // Leader.

#June2026

#TribeCONSOLIDATION

#SolidificationV12

Ephesians 3:17

"Then Christ will make his home in your hearts as you trust in him. Your ROOTS will grow down into God’s love and keep you strong."

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Will share more of this careful practice in one of our LGMD Conferences soon.

Tip

Many are TEMPTED to weaponize THE PULPIT --- it must not be done in the NAME of DISCIPLESHIP.

Rather it's called "IgoAyShip" hahahahaa ....

The BEST igoAY is confidential with a space of Mercies and Grace .... it's called ACCOUNTABILITY MOMENTS. 

Trixie my Wife is the Number one Practitioner of this .... and she is truly making people Feel Important and has produced Real True Disciples :-) who ain't perfect yet BUT genuine :-) 

ALL GLORY to GOD!!

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It takes a lot of TIME .... sometimes we can spend 1 to 3 Hours PER DISCIPLE .... but it's worth it.

They become STRONGER and BETTER and TRANSPARENT.

#accountabilityTIME

TIP:

Ready?

Many SENIOR PASTORS need this due to the Higher You are The Temptations of G G G is stronger. No Accountability the GREATER they FALL.

HELP us LORD 🙏 

What's GGG?

G lory or Pride 

G old or Materialism

G irls or Guys hahahaahah

(improper emotional adulteries)