A Creative Tribute to Christ’s Life, Sacrifice, and Victory
In a heartfelt and visually powerful production, Alpha Omega Theatrical Production, in partnership with the PMCC (4th Watch) Marikina Special District, brought the Gospel to life through the moving presentation of “HESUS: A Senakulo Musical Play.” Held during Holy Week 2025, this four-day event drew crowds of believers, seekers, and first-time visitors—all yearning to encounter the message of the cross in a fresh, creative way.
Through a masterful blend of live theater, music, worship, and storytelling, the production delivered a modern yet reverent portrayal of the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It was not only a visual feast, but a powerful spiritual encounter—drawing audiences into the very heart of the Gospel.
A Community Transformed by the Message of the Cross
Overflowing Support from Brethren and Visitors
The response was overwhelming. The worship and function halls were packed to capacity each night as members from various clusters, along with their invited guests, came together in reverent anticipation. From the moment the lights dimmed, the atmosphere shifted—charged with expectation, faith, and the unmistakable presence of the Holy Spirit.
Audience members were not merely spectators. Many were visibly moved throughout the performance, responding emotionally to scenes that depicted Christ’s suffering, sacrifice, and triumphant resurrection. The experience became a spiritual mirror—reflecting the depth of God’s love in ways that touched hearts and stirred souls.
Scenes That Stirred the Soul
From the miraculous birth of Jesus to His public ministry, betrayal, crucifixion, and glorious resurrection, every scene was executed with heartfelt precision. The powerful combination of music and dramatic performance added depth and meaning to the retelling, prompting many to tears and quiet contemplation.
“It wasn’t just a performance—it was a sacred encounter that stirred hearts and renewed faith.”
Preaching That Echoed Eternal Truth
Gospel-Centered Messages
Following each performance, Pastors Luz Amador, Arnold Bandola, and Orly Ibarbia shared powerful Gospel messages rooted in the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Their words highlighted Christ’s obedience to the Father, His deep love for humanity, and His victorious triumph over death.
“The Spirit of God moved mightily—many responded to the altar call and accepted Christ as Lord and Savior.”
A Spiritual Awakening
What began as a theatrical presentation turned into a revival of faith. Many first-time guests were visibly touched, with several making the life-changing decision to surrender their lives to Christ. The event became a testimony of God’s power to use every form of expression—even the arts—to reach the hearts of people.
Unity Behind the Scenes, Vision at the Core
A Testament to Creative Evangelism
The success of the musical was not merely due to stage presence or set design—it was the fruit of a unified, Spirit-filled team. Behind the curtain, directors, musicians, actors, production crew, and support staff worked tirelessly for weeks, pouring out their talents as an offering to the Lord.
“Their passion and excellence turned a script into a soul-stirring encounter with Christ.”
Guided by Visionary Leadership
This milestone event was made possible through the dynamic spiritual leadership of Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol, Bishop Samuel Ferriol, and Pastor Kirsten Ferriol. Their unwavering commitment to creative evangelism and Gospel proclamation empowered the church to rise in unity and boldness.
Their vision—anchored in the truth of God’s Word—continues to shape a generation of believers who are not afraid to use their gifts for His glory.
Carrying the Message Beyond the Stage
A Call to Live and Share Christ’s Love
As the curtains closed on the final night of HESUS: A Senakulo Musical Play, what lingered was more than applause—it was the unmistakable impression of God’s love, etched in the hearts of those who witnessed the story of Jesus firsthand.
The message is clear: the story doesn’t end here. It continues in each of us—through every act of faith, every step of obedience, and every testimony shared with others.
“But God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” – Romans 5:8
Stay Connected for More Transformative Events
Alpha Omega Theatrical Production remains committed to using the performing arts as a powerful vessel for evangelism. The success of “HESUS” is just the beginning. There are more spirit-filled productions, workshops, and community events on the horizon—each one designed to lift up the name of Jesus and bring the Gospel to the world in creative, meaningful ways.
