Vous avez cherché: my life isn't perfect but it does not perfect (Anglais - Tagalog)

my life isn't perfect,but i am grateful
my life not perfect but i am thankful for everything i have

life isn't perfect but your outfit can be
जीवन सही नहीं है, लेकिन आपका संगठन हो सकता है

my life isn't perfect but im thankful for everthing i have i dont ask for more
ang aking buhay ay hindi perpekto, ngunit nagpapasalamat ako

may life isn't perfect but i'm trying to be perfect to know may worth and i thank god for everything i have
ang aking buhay ay hindi perpekto, ngunit nagpapasalamat ako

my life is not perfect but i'm thankful for servant to god
ang buhay ko ay hindi perpekto, ngunit nagpapasalamat ako

i'm not perfect but it's true to you
di man ako perpekto pero at least kilala si hesus

i'm not perfect but i can perfect my life the way i know it
hindi man ako perpektong ina pero kaya kong maging perpekto sa paraang alam ko para sa mga anak ko.

the happiest day that happened in my life when we were a whole family. it does not get any gadgets, no money is what i just wanted to be back to.
ang pinaka masasayang araw na nangyari sa buhay ko nong buo pa kaming pamilya. hindi ito matutumbasan ng kahit ano gadget, pera wala na yan ang tanging nais ko nalang ay ang bumalik sa dati.

having privilege does not mean that an individual is immune to life’s hardships, but it does mean having an unearned benefit or advantage one receives in society by nature of their identity.
ang pagkakaroon ng pribilehiyo ay hindi nangangahulugan na ang isang indibidwal ay immune sa kahirapan ng buhay, ngunit ito ay nangangahulugan ng pagkakaroon ng hindi kinita na benepisyo o kalamangan na natatanggap ng isang tao sa lipunan sa pamamagitan ng likas na katangian ng kanilang pagkakakilanlan.

the icon i chose is the work of the basket it does not look like a basket yet it is not finished but at the end the weaving will look like a basket. the basket i chose because it is an object or thing that the philippines is proud of. although she is not beautiful but it can be considered one of the tools that is not easy to break because it is made of bamboo skin and the filipinos are very diligent because they do it mano mano
ang napili kong icon ay ang gawa ng basket hindi pa mukang basket kase hindi pa sya tapos pero pagnatapos ang pagahahbi nyan ay magmumuka nasyang basket. basket ang napili ko dahil isa itong bagay o gamit na pinag mamalaki ng pilipinas. hindi man sya kagandahan pero itoy masasabimong isa sa mga gamit na hindi madaling masira dahil ito ay gawa sa balat ng kawayan at masasabikong sadyang masisipag ang mga filipino dahil mano mano lng nila itong ginagawa

it was in the course of my studies in the philippines from 1974-1984—during which i earned bachelor of divinity from union theological seminary (1978); master of arts in education at the philippine christian university (1980); doctor of philosophy in educational management in centro escolar university (1983)—when i began attending worship services of the iglesia ni cristo in places like sampaloc, manila and cavite. i did it on my own volition. nobody in or outside the philippines coerced, compelled or even introduced me to the iglesia ni cristo. so why did i leave my former church and join the iglesia ni cristo? first, i was spiritually convinced that the iglesia ni cristo is the only one true church. it does not hide the truth. it does not add or subtract teachings from the bible. it is not a church wherein doctrines and practices are a mixture of beliefs where anything can go in. the iglesia ni cristo is unique, the only church i have seen in my life that is truly biblical. however, one thing that i have noticed in the iglesia ni cristo is that there is no discrimination among themselves, even among ministers, and among the foreigners, that is why they have houses of worship and congregations even in many african countries including nigeria. i also noticed that the worship service of this church is free from showmanship. the method of worship and thanksgiving is very orderly. each member is well taken care and if any would fail to attend the worship service, he is visited by his overseer. pastoral visits are widely practiced, starting from the district minister down to local officers. the iglesia ni cristo does not worship idols or graven images. there is nothing like human tradition imposed in worship. during worship services, members participate actively in singing holy hymns, respond in prayers, listen attentively to the sermon, and voluntary give offerings. the whole worship service up to the time of dismissal is short but sufficient unlike in other churches where people stay from 8 am to 2 pm, which is very noticeable in some so-called evangelical churches causing complaints from their members. another reason why i left the anglican church is because of its tolerance of unbiblical practices like divorce, consecration of women as priests, and same-sex marriage. moreover, the political problems and disunity i observe in my former church are very discouraging. one major component of my conversion to the iglesia ni cristo is its clear and precise doctrines regarding the true nature of god and jesus christ. unlike other churches that have confusing doctrines such as the trinity, the iglesia ni cristo upholds these biblical truths. god is spirit in his state of being, which means that he has no flesh and bones; christ is man in his state of being, meaning he has flesh and bones; god is immortal, while christ experienced death, the cessation of breath; god has no beginning, while christ came from god; god does not recognize any other god besides himself, while christ recognizes the only true god as his god; god does not get tired or weary, while christ got tired; and finally, god is not born of any woman but christ was born of a woman and he cannot perform anything without the almighty god empowering or enabling him. i hope i have shared enough of my testimony so that the readers, who are not yet members of the iglesia ni cristo, would also join this church like what i did.
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