[4][5] In the early 1980s, Pastor Butch Conde originally wanted to start a halfway house for prostituted women in Olongapo City, where the U.S.

[2] Weekly attendance climbed to a thousand, prompting BOL to temporarily move to the Philippine Heart Center in Quezon City in January 1984 before moving again in the same month to Celebrity Sports Plaza in Capitol Hills, Quezon City in order to accommodate 1,200 people.

[11] On November 29, 1998, the church dedicated Crossroad77 (now known as Crossroad Center) and weekly attendance averaged up to 2,500 each of the four service gatherings.

[9] In 2001, BOL Makati split into two centers and transferred its worship services from Mondragon building to a larger space.

The theme was the "Global Village 25/25", attended by thousands of members from BOL local and international outreaches.

The celebration was held at the SMX Convention Center on November 18, 2012, with approximately 15,000 attendees from different BOL outreaches worldwide.

Construction of the Crossroad Center (formerly Crossroad77) at Mother Ignacia Ave., Quezon City began in August 1993 and was completed in November 1998.

This belief is founded on the distinction which BOL applied to the uniqueness of the Christian journey by emphasizing the centrality of Christ, the foundation of Scriptures, prayer, and worship, operated by the power of God, the way of service through sacrifice and being people of faith.

[31][32] On October 18, 2004, BOL released a paid advertisement in the Philippine Daily Inquirer entitled “Misplaced Priorities Can Mislead the Nation” as part of the Kingdom Of A Higher World series, written by then-BOL Pastor Bong Saquing.

The article featured an eleven-year-old girl, Faye San Juan, who claimed to win in an “Intercontinental Science Quiz Net” in Australia.

[35] BOL and Associate Pastor Jesmael M. Montaña (head of the Kingdom of a Higher World write-ups) issued a public apology to the media and cancelled the column.