http://www.mcgi.org/watch/qa/
MCGI Q & A is a video service featuring people's questions answered by Bro. Eli Soriano, the Presiding Minister to the Members Church of God International (MCGI). This video resource is a compendium of the Q & A segments gathered from the award-winning The Old Path (Ang Dating Daan in Tagalog) and Ask Bro. Soriano, The Bible Will Answer (Itanong Mo Kay Soriano, Biblia Ang Sasagot in Tagalog) television programs, to Bible Expositions, and to Truthcaster webcast at Livestream.com.
Since the early 1990s when the Bible Exposition was conceptualized and introduced by Bro. Daniel Razon in the Philippines, the Q & A segment helped draw followings in the Philippines first, then in Southeast Asia, Middle East, Europe, and North America.
In similar fashion, the Q & A format has been attracting audience from Uruguay, Bolivia, and Argentina among others through O Caminho Antigo (Portuguese) and El Camino Antiguo (Spanish) in Latin America. MCGI also has The Old Path in India.
Bro. Eli extended these evangelization efforts through the online medium with the launch of a web channel on Livestream.com. He conducts up to three regular live webcast schedules weekly where viewers can ask their questions live via phone or chat.
Dubbed by Mashable.com as the "Most Educational Blogger to Follow in 2009," Bro. Eli earned this recognition for his blog, esoriano.wordpress.com. In the Philippines, this blog was voted the
country's Most Popular Website in 2010 in the Philippine Web Awards. The preacher's 30-year-old The Old Path television program was also acclaimed in North America as "Most Informative Religious Program" in 2006 by Gawad America.
This video service currently features Q & A video collections in English. The Q & A video archives selected from Bro. Eli's Portuguese and Spanish broadcasts will be launched soon.
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Biyernes, Agosto 5, 2011
Biyernes, Abril 1, 2011
MCGI Presiding Minister Gives Biblical Outlook to Natural Disasters
In light of the recent disasters and on-going relief missions in earthquake-struck Japan, Members Church of God International Presiding Minister Bro. Eli Soriano shares enlightening thoughts and biblically-inspired perspectives to what is now seen as a tragic global newsmaker.Read in full here>>>Double-Edged Sword
Biyernes, Disyembre 31, 2010
The Truthcaster Livestream New Schedules for 2011 Announced
Bro. Eli Soriano recently announced that his Livestream.com program dubbed as The Truthcaster, is adding new time slots beginning on the first week of 2011.
Due to insistent public demand, The Truthcaster will now stream its live shows every Wednesdays at 1 p.m. EST, and Thursdays at 7 p.m. EST. A replay of the earlier episodes will be streamed every Thursday at 9 p.m. EST.
The International Evangelist made the announcement during his Livestream program on Thursday (Philippine time) for the benefit of his followers all across the globe, especially those living in Africa, Europe, United States and Canada.
The Truthcaster, a Livestream.com religious program, stemmed from Bro. Eli Soriano's award-winning radio-television program, Ang Dating Daan (The Old Path) that is being broadcast in different parts of the globe. As with the program, Ang Dating Daan, the aim of The Truthcaster: to answer all questions about faith, spirituality, and the Bible. Viewers are encouraged to ask questions through different features of Livestream.com, such as video call and chat. Queries may also be emailed at mytruthcaster@yahoo.com.
Though still new, Bro. Eli's The Truthcaster is already making a mark on the web. Recently, Bro. Eli Soriano was finalist in the Best Web Video category of the prestigious Mashable Awards for 2010. The title Truthcaster is a moniker earned by the International Evangelist for his more than 43 years of preaching that started in the Philippines.
Watch him on Livestream.com/EliSoriano. You may also follow him on Twitter and Facebook.
Sabado, Disyembre 11, 2010
Shall the Philippines now become the first to prohibit converting sinners to repentance?
Now the ADD (Ang Dating Daan), for the first time in history, is being prohibited to conduct Bible studies in some prisons in the Philippines! It was even prohibited to baptize some converts in Talisay City and La Carlota, Negros Island and in Guimaras, Panay Island! I am appealing to the President of the Philippines. We have been preaching continuously for the last 2 decades in Philippine prisons, converting sinners to repentance and in belief in God. We have been helping neglected prisoners of their humane necessities, spiritual and otherwise!
I cannot see any valid and logical reasons for the following persons to prohibit us from continuing the spiritual effort to bring light to lost souls in prison: (Rev. Fr. Nestor Caber, the Regional Chaplain BJMP6, J/Insp. Norberto Miciano Jr., who is warden of Talisay City Jail, Negros Occidental, and S/Insp. Mario Solis of La Carlota Jail, including Insp. Felix Sariana of Guimaras Jail).
Click on the link to read in full>>> Shall the Philippines now become the first to prohibit converting sinners to repentance?
Martes, Nobyembre 16, 2010
Saranggani, Here I Come!
Now that Manny Pacquiao have achieved to be the first boxer in history to win 10 world boxing crown in 8 different weight class, I believe that his concentration now is for his constituents in Saranggani.
Manny, the Boxer now shifts to be Manny, the Congressman. In his 1st privilege speech, he delivered a surprisingly poetic piece that somehow touched on the following.
27th July 2010
Delivering his first privilege speech in plenary, the neophyte lawmaker made a pact with his constituents to give them livelihood, their first provincial hospital, employment and schools.
“Forty percent of the people of Sarangani have no adequate housing, no adequate food, no proper nutrition. For those 40%, it’s not just statistic, it’s their daily experience of life.
Numbers are very useful for all sorts of things. But numbers don’t tell us what something is really like. For that, we need imagination. Better yet, actual experience.
For me, poverty was an actual experience. I know what it feels like to do without a home, to do without food. I know what it’s like to go hungry. That was me for the first half of my life. Yes I knew hunger, homelessness, and what it was like to want to go to school but unable to do so. Life then seemed hopeless. I still sometimes find it hard to believe that I am now where I am.”
Sarangani is a livelihood province that relies primarily on fishing. But why should we confine ourselves to fishing? We also have corn, rice and coconut. These industries are crying out to be improved. And that is one of the things we will do. We will improve the production, post-harvest and marketing processes of corn, rice and coconut. Yes! We are going to diversify.
“Livelihood is the first important thing on our agenda. Without a source of livelihood, people go hungry. There are two other things just as crucial. One of them is health. Did you know that Sarangani does not have a provincial hospital? Establishing one must obviously be a top priority.” Aside from infrastructure, I will work on expanding PhilHealth benefits and other medical services in his province.
“We are going to make sure that there is continuous educational upgrading in Sarangani…we will coordinate with TESDA (Technical Educational and Skills Development Authority) on what the most relevant and useful programs are. We are also going to put up the Placement Assistance Coordination and Manpower Assessment Network centers, or PACMAN centers for short.”
“I can barely contain my excitement about what Sarangani can become, will become. I am eager too that I will be part of these improvements in my province.”
“But I have a special request to make of you, my colleagues, and of the people of Sarangani.
There is something else I want to contribute and I hope you will give me your blessing. I want to do something for the Filipino athlete. I want us to work together, and to work very hard, to win the first Filipino gold medal in the Olympics, especially this coming 2012.”
I also would like to thank the people who supported me and my family.
I asked myself frequently – “Can I be a good congressman? And my resounding answer is, with my heart in the right place, my work ethic, my discipline and my commitment to learn from wiser and more experienced people such as all of you here today, yes, I can be a good congressman.”
Manny, the Boxer now shifts to be Manny, the Congressman. In his 1st privilege speech, he delivered a surprisingly poetic piece that somehow touched on the following.
27th July 2010
Delivering his first privilege speech in plenary, the neophyte lawmaker made a pact with his constituents to give them livelihood, their first provincial hospital, employment and schools.
“Forty percent of the people of Sarangani have no adequate housing, no adequate food, no proper nutrition. For those 40%, it’s not just statistic, it’s their daily experience of life.
Numbers are very useful for all sorts of things. But numbers don’t tell us what something is really like. For that, we need imagination. Better yet, actual experience.
For me, poverty was an actual experience. I know what it feels like to do without a home, to do without food. I know what it’s like to go hungry. That was me for the first half of my life. Yes I knew hunger, homelessness, and what it was like to want to go to school but unable to do so. Life then seemed hopeless. I still sometimes find it hard to believe that I am now where I am.”
Sarangani is a livelihood province that relies primarily on fishing. But why should we confine ourselves to fishing? We also have corn, rice and coconut. These industries are crying out to be improved. And that is one of the things we will do. We will improve the production, post-harvest and marketing processes of corn, rice and coconut. Yes! We are going to diversify.
“Livelihood is the first important thing on our agenda. Without a source of livelihood, people go hungry. There are two other things just as crucial. One of them is health. Did you know that Sarangani does not have a provincial hospital? Establishing one must obviously be a top priority.” Aside from infrastructure, I will work on expanding PhilHealth benefits and other medical services in his province.
“We are going to make sure that there is continuous educational upgrading in Sarangani…we will coordinate with TESDA (Technical Educational and Skills Development Authority) on what the most relevant and useful programs are. We are also going to put up the Placement Assistance Coordination and Manpower Assessment Network centers, or PACMAN centers for short.”
“I can barely contain my excitement about what Sarangani can become, will become. I am eager too that I will be part of these improvements in my province.”
“But I have a special request to make of you, my colleagues, and of the people of Sarangani.
There is something else I want to contribute and I hope you will give me your blessing. I want to do something for the Filipino athlete. I want us to work together, and to work very hard, to win the first Filipino gold medal in the Olympics, especially this coming 2012.”
I also would like to thank the people who supported me and my family.
I asked myself frequently – “Can I be a good congressman? And my resounding answer is, with my heart in the right place, my work ethic, my discipline and my commitment to learn from wiser and more experienced people such as all of you here today, yes, I can be a good congressman.”
Congressman Manny Pacquiao said, in closing, “So let’s get started on this road to progress. I am tempted to quote Robert Frost – ‘The woods are lively, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep.’ However, in the effervescence of my youth, I choose Michael Buffer’s famous line – ‘Let’s get ready to rumble!’ But in the same fashion that I end my fights, let me leave you with this prayer that I carry with me all these years – "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change;
courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference. ."
courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference. ."
Martes, Nobyembre 9, 2010
What is the True Meaning of Life?
....................................The question being asked to me is: “What is the meaning of life?” The biblical answer is: Life is the cause of existence of everything there is; and the purpose by which it was made to exist..............................
.....................................We can not understand the true meaning of life without understanding its purpose. A life lived not with its purpose is lived in vain and is wasted..................................
read in full.........What is the True Meaning of Life?
.....................................We can not understand the true meaning of life without understanding its purpose. A life lived not with its purpose is lived in vain and is wasted..................................
read in full.........What is the True Meaning of Life?
Linggo, Pebrero 14, 2010
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