After the weekend's crusade, Ferriol celebrated all that God has done through the ministry. 

"I am beyond blessed and honored to be given this platform by God and His divine will to be able to declare the gospel of His Son, Jesus Christ, to hundreds of thousands of people here in Manila and across the world in these past two days," he wrote on social media. 

"I really don't care about history or achievements. All I care about are the souls that need to hear and receive the gospel so they can be saved from sin and God finding me faithful to His calling in my life," he continued. 

Ferriol added, "To my God, 'Who am I? I have nothing, and I am a nobody…my flaws are more pronounced than my strength, my sins are forever before you…yet, your grace made it possible for a man like me to speak on your behalf to my generation! I am, and I will always be for you!"

While some Christian critics might disagree with certain doctrines of the Pentecostal Missionary Church of Christ (4th Watch), the denomination does teach that being "born again" through Jesus Christ is essential for salvation and entering God's kingdom.