My personal Testimony

My name is Christian Mangubat, Intern pastor of HIS LIFE Ministries Inc.

This is my story;


    The journey in Queen City of the South 2014, where I learned being a Christian won’t make you immune to temptations. Trying to fix myself out from a broken relationship to an escalation of my addiction to gaming that led me to even more despair and depression. December 26 of the same year, I woke up with severe stomach pain that I can barely move.”

    I failed you Lord but if you extend your grace today, I will offer all “I desperately prayed. Hours later helped arrived.

    In mind going home is the best option but there is a storm that halted my travel. Nothings seem to work. In desperation, I went to the bus station where almost 500 passengers were present. The last 2 buses were approaching, everybody is in a hurry, windows become entrance and fights among passengers were evident. 

                        “Who Is Christian Mangubat?” a shout from a noisy crowd.

    I raised my hand while crying, that was my name. That call was from the bus conductor. I don’t know what happened or how is this even possible but I know God is in the picture. I was able to travel back home because of grace.

    December 28,2014 I was directly admitted to the Hospital. I was diagnosed to have Hepatic nodes. I lost everything but I gained Christ in the process. I trusted God to me my healer that day and commit to follow Him for the rest of my life.

Eight years later there are many weaknesses, I must deal with still, yet His grace is sufficient in me. 

    Now I’m faithfully serving as an intern pastor of HISLIFE Ministries East and West. God bless me with a wonderful church family and a beautiful wife and a handsome kid too!  It’s not too late for you to let God be the author of your story! 


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