初五农历新年

初五农历新年

Free Spiritual Reading & Power Healing

I asked my son, "What do you think if the church runs a healing service and says, 'If you need healing, come! But if you have cough or flu symptoms, please stay at home.'"

He answered, 'Isn't that weird?"

"Exactly. And this happened all over SG churches during the pandemic."

The Bible doesn't tell us to be careful so that we won't offend the local leadership and people. It tells us to heal the sick (without any categorisation).

To mask fear as wisdom is to have a form of godliness yet void of power.

It is totally fine to confess, "We are afraid of offending the g, so we follow the regulations." At least it's genuine confession of our failure to follow truths completely as we are perfection in progress. 

But distorting Scriptures (use of Rom 13) to justify fear is demonic in nature, since the Bible says that to think like men is demonic (carnal in nature.

This is why I think that it is almost impossible for an institution to obey the Scriptures in times of persecution / pandemic. Just talk about raising the dead in peacetime and you will realise that almost (not saying all) no institution dares to do it in SG.

To live the Bible way, we have to stay organic and small in groups.

Work & Kingdom

If we do not minister during our work, but only during church ministry, it means that we have effectively compartmentalised Christianity and miss the Kingdom of God.

By the same token, it reveals that we will live like the world from Mondays to Saturdays and adopt interim Christian-like behavioral modification on Sundays.

Work is the arena where we spend most of our time in, not the church ministry. If we don't think Kingdom, it will be a waste of time on earth.

Do not allow Christians to pressure you into serving in church ministry when your Kingdom assignment is in the marketplace.

“Awake, you who sleep,

Arise from the dead,

And Christ will give you light.”

See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil. - Eph 5:14-16

Popularity and Rejection

Popularity and Rejection

The constant need to feed on popularity comes from the root of rejection.

Most of us have faced rejection in one way or another; sometimes through our own earthly fathers, and sometimes, through our encounters in life.

We might start off genuine in promoting something good, hoping to influence others positively. But when the likes and popularity begin to increase, we will subtly feed on it, because it feels good.

It feels good to be likeable.

It feels good to be popular.

It feels good to have the attention.

It feels good to be praised.

It feels good to be placed on the pedestal.

Then it becomes a vicious cycle unknowingly. On the outside, we keep pointing to God's glory and praise Him. On the inside, we are taking some, if not, all of His glory.

No one knows. But He knows.

Personally, I experienced a little many years back... when I posted testimonies almost every day or two. Until God spoke to me in one of my quiet times with Him.

Those testimonies did influence a few, but failed to empower most people. They began to reach out to me to help them. Instead of thinking that they could do the same, they thought otherwise. I became the 'special one'. This totally disempowers others and puts me in danger of deceit.

When we feel the need to keep releasing content (or testimonies) in the name of God, we have stepped into the need to feed our root of rejection, which has not been fully dealt with.

This has happened to so many prominent ministers all over the world. It should be an important lesson for us to pick up quickly, instead of thinking, "This will not happen to me. I just want to influence people."

When you see ministers having to keep releasing content in the name of God...

Look past the content

Look past the pulpit

Look past the pedestal

Look into his inner being

Empathise with his rejection 

Pray for him to know who truly he is before the Father

If Jesus the Christ, the Anointed One, the Messiah, the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords had to withdraw Himself from popularity and the likes of men, then we too, have to follow His example.

Kingdom cycle, not human cycle

If you are free from sin, you are free from sicknesses and diseases which are the result of sin.

Christ freed you from sin and enslaved you to righteousness. You are free from sin and enslaved to righteousness.

If you are enslaved to righteousness, you are enslaved to life and health, which are the result of righteousness.

Today, you and I are held in bondage, not to sicknesses and diseases, but to life and health.

The law of the Spirit of Life has set you free from the law of sin and death.

Stop thinking of human cycle. Start thinking of Kingdom cycle.