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March 13, 2026
“But if from thence thou shalt seek the Lord thy God, thou shalt find him…”
Deuteronomy 4:29 (KJV)
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After warning Israel about forgetting God…
After speaking about drift, idolatry, and complacency…
Moses gives one of the most hopeful messages in the chapter.
You can come back.
Even after failure.
Even after drifting.
Even after falling away.
“Thou shalt find him…”
This reveals something powerful about God’s character.
God is not only just—He is merciful.
Moses described a future where Israel would turn away.
They would forget.
They would lose their direction.
But that would not be the end.
Because if they chose to seek God again—
With all their heart and soul—
They would find Him.
Not eventually.
Not maybe.
But surely.
This is the beauty of grace.
God does not close the door when we fail.
He leaves it open.
Waiting.
Calling.
Inviting us back.
And this applies directly to our lives today.
Because falling away does not always look dramatic.
Sometimes it looks like distance.
Less prayer.
Less focus.
Less connection.
And before we realize it—
We feel far from God.
But the truth is this.
God is not the one who moved.
We did.
And the moment we turn back—
He is already there.
Ready to receive us.
Ready to restore us.
Ready to rebuild what was lost.
Because returning to God is not about perfection.
It is about pursuit.
And the promise remains:
If you seek Him—
You will find Him.
Acknowledge the distance
Be honest about where you are.
Choose to seek God again
Return with intention.
Come with sincerity
God responds to a genuine heart.
Trust in His mercy
He is ready to receive you.
Stay consistent moving forward
Restoration is a daily walk.
You are never too far—
To come back.
Lord, help me return to You with all my heart.
Forgive me for the times I have drifted away.
Restore my relationship with You and guide me back to Your truth.
Strengthen my faith and keep me close to You daily.
Amen.
Deuteronomy 4:29 (KJV)
“But if from thence thou shalt seek the Lord thy God, thou shalt find him…”
Even after warning Israel about turning away, God assured them that seeking Him sincerely would lead to restoration.
No matter how far we feel from God, returning to Him begins with a sincere desire to seek Him again.
Lord, draw me closer to You.
Help me seek You daily and remain faithful.
Restore my heart and guide my path.
Amen.




Darryl Yap’s recent post about Vice President Sara Duterte struck a chord online, amassing thousands of comments and shares. His words painted a portrait of resilience: “Nagtitiwala, tumulong, tinraydor, siniraan, patuloy na pinahihirapan.”
For her supporters, Sara Duterte is not just a political figure — she is a daughter honoring her father’s legacy, and a leader standing up for the country amidst criticism and betrayal.
The post frames her as a defender of the nation, ready to battle what Yap describes as the “pulang halimaw na umuuto ng rosas,” a direct jab at political rivals. This strong imagery highlights how polarized Philippine politics has become — where allegiances, narratives, and symbols are constantly weaponized.
But beyond the rhetoric lies the bigger question: Can Sara Duterte truly rise above political attacks and prove herself as a unifying leader, or will she remain trapped in the cycle of partisan battles?
As the political landscape heats up, one thing remains clear — Sara Duterte continues to be a central figure in shaping the nation’s political future.
💭 What’s your take? Is Sara Duterte the resilient leader her supporters believe her to be — or just another political personality caught in the storm?
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