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Dennis Sy is the Senior Pastor of Victory Greenhills. Husband to Thammie Sy, and father to two beautiful girls. A clueless church planter, a frustrated sociologist and an aspiring missiologist.CHURCH PLANTING, LEADERSHIFT, and MISSIONAL LIVING
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the price behind the price tag
In any purchase I make especially purchases that would require me to shell out more than P10,000 pesos, one of the things I ask is WHAT WOULD BE THE OPPORTUNITY COST of this purchase. During the 90′s my dad purchased … Continue reading
Denial King and Queen of Finance.. r u one?
One thing I experienced when i was not in good financial shape was that I had the tendency to deny my present situation. Just like in any problem, we must first admit that we have a problem. Don’t make some … Continue reading
THE SAYING THAT SAVED US MILLIONS OF PESOS
Here is a motto that me and my family have been living for the past 5 years. “IF YOU WILL LIVE LIKE NO ONE ELSE, LATER YOU CAN LIVE LIKE NO ONE ELSE.” – Dave Ramsey \This motto has spared … Continue reading
THE PASTOR AND HIS MONEY
Here is the sad fact: A lot of pastors are BROKE. Not spiritually but financially broke. And this is not limited to pastors who made a vow of poverty – I am talking about Baptist, evangelicals, Methodist, Lutherans, and even … Continue reading
GIVE AND GET
GIVING IS GETTING. When I give, I receive. Sounds weird? let me give you true to life examples: 1. I was going to Bogota Colombia and I needed P150,000. Days before the flight I was short P50,000. What did I … Continue reading
YOUR MONEY MOVES, BREATHES AND LIVES!
When you think money has no life on its own, you are gravely mistaken. Money is ALIVE. It is living and actice. It moves. Interest rates, inflation, risks – money moves. Money never stops. Try this experiment: Bury your money … Continue reading
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