A powerful wave of spiritual revival swept through the PMCC (4th Watch) Davao District during its much-anticipated Quad Treat 2025, held from April 17 to 20. This four-day convocation united hundreds of believers in a transformative experience of worship, teaching, intercession, and fellowship. Under the spiritual leadership of Bishop Aldrin Palanca, Presbyters Polly Mendoza and Dan Perez, and local church leaders, Quad Treat 2025 became a defining moment in the spiritual journey of the Davao District.
Rooted in the theme of Christ’s resurrection and the urgency of intercession, this district-wide gathering went beyond a traditional conference—it sparked revival, renewed unity, and inspired a bold return to the heart of Christian discipleship.
A Joyful Start to Quad Treat 2025
From the outset, a spirit of joyful anticipation filled the air as Bishop Aldrin Palanca, joined by Presbyters Polly Mendoza and Dan Perez, arrived in Davao City. They were warmly welcomed by local leaders, including Presbyter Dana Elena and Pastor Edie Serrano—setting the tone for what would be a weekend of divine encounters.
The opening morning devotion, delivered by Bishop Aldrin, titled “Prayer Completes Our Joy” (Philippians 4:4–7), reminded attendees of the power of a prayerful life anchored in Christ’s unchanging love.
“True joy is not found in circumstances but in Christ’s unchanging love,” Bishop Aldrin preached. “Through prayer, we unlock heaven’s fullness—even in trials.”
The message touched hearts deeply, ushering in an atmosphere of reflection, brokenness, and renewed commitment.
Good Friday: Remembering Christ’s Sacrifice
On April 18, Quad Treat 2025 paused for solemn reflection during the Good Friday observance. The district came together to meditate on the Seven Last Sayings of Christ, presented with heartfelt clarity by Bishop Aldrin and Presbyters Polly and Dan.
“In His agony, Jesus mirrored our pain; in His forgiveness, He modeled grace; and in His triumph, He secured our eternity,” shared Presbyter Polly.
Each word from the cross served not only as a theological insight but as a personal call to live out Christ-like endurance, compassion, and forgiveness. Many attendees described this Good Friday as a spiritual turning point—marked by conviction, healing, and deep peace.
Resurrection Sunday: Victory Celebrated in Davao District
Resurrection Sunday at Quad Treat 2025 exploded with vibrant praise as the Davao District celebrated the risen Christ. The air was electric with the sounds of rejoicing as worshipers sang “He Is Risen!” and lifted hands in victory.
Apostle Jonathan S. Ferriol delivered a powerful live message:
“The Resurrection is not a memory—it’s a mandate. Let it transform how you serve, love, and hope.”
Testimonies poured in—stories of restored families, answered prayers, and spiritual breakthroughs—all underscoring the transforming power of Christ’s resurrection. The Davao District rejoiced not just in remembrance but in active, living hope.
United in Purpose: Prayer for the Nation and Fellowship
Later that Sunday, the Davao District gathered once more—this time for a special Prayer for the Nation and District Fellowship. The urgency to intercede for the Philippines was met with fervent, united prayer.
Bishop Aldrin delivered a stirring message titled “Standing on Truth in Turbulent Times,” emphasizing unwavering faith in God’s Word amidst a shifting cultural landscape.
“In a world of shifting values, we hold fast to God’s Word—the only foundation that cannot fail,” he proclaimed.
Presbyters Dan Perez, Polly Mendoza, and Dana Serrano led powerful intercessions for the nation’s leaders, the upcoming 2025 elections, and the spiritual health of the country. Together, the district cried out for mercy, wisdom, and divine guidance—anchored in faith and hope.
Davao District: Revived and Recommissioned
As Quad Treat 2025 concluded, its spiritual impact was undeniable. The event left the Davao District not just inspired, but transformed. It rekindled passion for prayer, restored spiritual discipline, and reminded everyone of their God-given mission.
“This wasn’t just an event—it was a divine reset,” one participant shared. “We’ve been reminded that our joy, purpose, and hope are rooted in Jesus alone.”
Refreshed, refocused, and revived, the PMCC (4th Watch) Davao District now steps forward into its next chapter. The message of Apostle Jonathan continues to echo:
“Live as resurrection people—bold, uncompromising, and radiant with His glory.”
To God Be All the Glory!
