Our relationship with Christ is all about faith (Gal.2:20). We grow in our faith in Christ by allowing the Holy Spirit to renew our minds through the Word of God. As our minds are renewed, our beliefs and values in Christ (the mind of Christ in us) become stronger and more pervasive in our lives,
which motivate us to trust God even more. Therefore our faith grows. When we trust Christ more, we will obey him more because we will have grown in our awareness of the true value of knowing and following Christ (Phil.3:8). This process of growth in our values and beliefs and in our faith is transformation by the Holy Spirit.
II. To grow in Christ we need to renew our minds.
What does it mean “to renew our minds”? How does the Holy Spirit renew our minds? In 1 Cor.2:16 Paul says that we as Christians have the “mind of Christ.” That means that at the moment of salvation we have been given the “beliefs and values” of Jesus Christ planted in our minds. These “beliefs of Jesus” consist of the basic truths of the Christian faith, which are centered in the true identity of Jesus Christ and His work of redemption. Godliness results from understanding these truths. Implanted in our hearts through the Spirit is the same beliefs that Jesus has about Himself and how one should live according to the Father’s will.
In Tit.2:11-14 Paul tells us that the gospel brings not only doctrinal truth, but practical truth. “For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world; looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Savior Jesus Christ; who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity, and purify to himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works.”
2 Tim.3:16 says, “All Scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness so that the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished to all good works.”
As the Scriptures above tell us, the “beliefs of Jesus” involve both knowledge and behavior. We are not only given the “beliefs” of Jesus, we are given the “values” of Jesus. From the moment of salvation we value what Jesus values. These “values of Jesus ” consist of valuing these truths above all else. We value how God wants us to live. That is part of the mind of Christ in us. When we are exhorted in the Scriptures to follow Christ, we value following Christ. All Christians have Christ’s values in them. Christ’s values are revealed in the Scriptures.
This is important because as human beings we live by our beliefs and values. This is what ultimately motivates us. If someone is motivated about something you can be assured that they believe it is true and they value it in their lives. So the Lord, at the moment of salvation, implants in us the “mind of Christ” by the Holy Spirit. The mind of Christ are the beliefs and values of Christ which are revealed in the gospel pf Jesus Christ.
This is the anointing of the Spirit! 1 Jn.2:20 says, “But you have an anointing from the Holy One and you know all things. I have not written to you because you do not know the truth, but because no lie is of the truth.”
But we need to be continually strengthened in the beliefs and values we hold, the “mind of Christ” in us. 2 Pet. 3:18 says, “But grow in grace and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. “
We are to grow in experiencing God’s grace in our lives (living by the faith) and grow in our knowledge of Christ (knowing more about him intellectually and experientially).
We grow in God’s grace as we increase our faith.
How do we do this? By continually renewing our minds through the Word.
III. To renew our minds, we need to read, understand, and trust the Word of God.
Renewing our minds by the power of the Holy Spirit through the Word of God strengthens our beliefs (convictions) and values in Christ which turns our thoughts, attitudes, words, actions toward Christ and into godly ones and not sinful ones which causes an emotional shift in our lives (we are emotional about what we believe and value)
Work on your beliefs, convictions, and values for the long run. Work on your thoughts, attitudes, words, and actions for the short-run.
Rom.12:1-2 says,
“I urge you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your service of worship and do not be conformed to this world: but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is the good, acceptable, and perfect will of God. “
What does Paul mean when he says we are to “renew our minds”?
“To renew your mind” means “to bring your mind into greater conformity to the mind of Christ.” It means to bring your beliefs and values into greater conformity to the beliefs and values of Christ.
In Rom.12:1 Paul says that we are to offer to God our bodies as spiritual sacrifices - that means that if you really want to worship God - offers yourselves to Him in obedience and righteousness which means to make a commitment to follow Christ, to trust and obey him according to his Word.
In v.2 Paul says that we are not to conform any longer to the pattern of this world - the pattern of this world is the way the world does things - the way those who do not know Christ live and think and act, but be transformed by the renewing of our minds.
When you do that you will be able to test and approve what God's will is - his good, pleasing, and perfect will, that is, how you can trust and obey the Lord in your daily life (by reflecting his beliefs and values in your life).
How do we renew our minds? How do we bring our minds into greater conformity to the mind of Christ? How do we bring our beliefs and values into greater conformity to the beliefs and values of Christ?
Through reading, understanding, and trusting the Word of God.
We will be motivated to trust and submit to Christ and his word on a daily basis when we are regularly focused on Christ through his Word.
This renews our mind.
IV. As we read, understand, and trust the Word of God, we need to regularly focus on Jesus Christ.
Heb.12:1-2
“…let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.”
Our Christian lives are like running a race and what we focus our lives on determines how we well we run the race.
“Focusing on” means to keep our attention on Jesus, his beliefs and values, his thoughts, attitudes, words and actions.
Jesus is the model of a God-honoring life for humans. He was human and provides the pattern of life humans should follow. We need to look carefully and regularly at how Jesus lived and follow his example.
We need to understand Jesus’ beliefs and values, his attitudes, words, and actions.
1. We will regularly focus on Christ through His Word when we “let the Word of Christ dwell in us richly.”
Col.3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”
v. 16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly”
Again, Paul gives another command. This is our responsibility.
The results of “letting the Word of Christ richly dwell within you” are given in verses 16 -4:1
v. 16 1. Teaching and admonishing one another 2. Singing with thankfulness
Then Paul gives a series of commands, which can only be performed when a Christian allows the word of Christ to dwell within him.
1. Doing all for the glory of God with thankfulness 2. Wives— 3. Husbands— 4. Children— 5. Fathers— 6. Slaves— 7. Masters—
The Holy Spirit does the actual work in our lives while our focus is on Jesus Christ.
What does it mean to “Let the word of Christ richly dwell within you?”
V. 16 “Word of Christ”
This is the objective, special revelation that comes from and is centered on Jesus Christ. This is the Bible, the Scriptures, which has Christ as its source and as its theme.
We are to let the word of God which is centered in Christ dwell within us richly.
v. 16 “dwell within” means to inhabit, or live-in
The Word of God is to live in us, to inhabit us.
Ex. Think back to when you moved into an empty house. When you come to live there and settle yourself down there, you spread yourself throughout every room. Pretty soon, the house begins to take on your characteristics. The house can tell people a lot about you. Are you extremely neat or messy or in-between?
It is like that spiritually for the word in the mind of the believer. The spiritual house of the believer is his mind. He is to fill his mind with the word of Christ. He is to think read it, understand it, and trust it so that his mind is filled with it.
This means making growth in understanding God’s Word a top priority of your life.
The command to let it dwell within is in the present tense, which means it is to be done regularly as a commitment of life.
v. 16 “richly” totally, fully, abundantly
We are to fill our minds with the Word of God regularly like filling our house with our possessions.
When we regularly think read, understand, and trust the so that our minds are filled with it, the Word will affect our beliefs and values, and then our thoughts, attitudes and actions through the Holy Spirit.
And the believer will continually turn toward trust and obedience and thus live by the Spirit.
Why?
Because the Bible is the mind of Christ; it reflects His beliefs and values, His thoughts, attitudes and actions.
When you fill your mind with the Scriptures, you are filling your mind with the thoughts, attitudes and actions of Christ himself. We will then be influenced dramatically to believe what Christ believes and to value what Christ values. Then we will think like Christ thinks, desire what Christ desires, act like Christ acts which is to walk by the Spirit.
This is how we become Christ-centered.
This filling our minds with the Word of God is not learning Bible facts or memorizing Scriptures as fast as we can without understanding them.
It is reading and studying the Scriptures so that we might understand Jesus Christ, God the Father and God the Spirit so that we might trust and submit to our Lord and live out a life of faith in Christ (Gal.2:20.)
All of the Scriptures reflect who Christ is. It doesn’t have to directly speak of him, but rather the whole Bible reflects his beliefs, values, thoughts, attitudes, and actions.
The Bible is not an academic book about historical facts. It is a book about the character and nature of God, how he relates to us, and how he wants us to relate to him and to each other. It is a book about Jesus our Savior and Lord.
The Bible helps us to:
1. Understand the nature of God and His Son Jesus Christ, in all their majesty and power
2. Understand the incredible blessing that he brings to us who have become his children
3. Understand our identity in Christ and how God desires to work in our lives.
4. Understand how God is working out his redemptive plan in the world and how he will bring it all to completion.
Heb.1:1 God spoke so we might know his Son, the radiance of his glory and about him.
Rom.15:4 The Scriptures are a book of hope. 2 Tim.3:16-17 They teach us how to live. Prov.1:1-7 This is a book of wisdom about life.
The Scriptures reflect Christ. They do not have to mention Christ or refer to Christ on each page of the Bible, but each book of the Bible as a whole reflects his character and nature.
We need to approach the Word with the attitude that it reflects Jesus Christ who reflects God the Father (Col.3:15).
Focusing on Christ through the Word is a perspective not an activity. The Word reflects Christ and we follow Christ and live for Christ.
If we think about some truth from the Word everyday and how it reflects the character and nature of God the Son and if we follow the example of Christ by trusting and obeying him and his commandments, we will be filled with the Spirit, renew our minds and grow into greater conformity to Christ!
As this Word fills us then the Holy Spirit uses it to renew or transform our minds and conform us into the image of Christ (which is the fruit of the Spirit).
The Holy Spirit transforms our minds so that we take on the characteristics of the very being we are growing in our understanding of. It causes our minds to think differently about life.
This also keeps us motivated to grow in Christ.
So much of life is motivation.
Have you ever noticed that when we are motivated to do something we do it? When we are not motivated to do something we can do it for a while out of sheer self-discipline, but eventually we will end up not doing it anymore.
So how do we get motivated and stay motivated over a lifetime? Let the Word of Christ dwell in us richly.
How do we practically fill our minds with the Word?
1. Study the Word as a book from your Father all about him and you and everything he wants you to know.
Simple method I used when I was working in a non-pastoral job.
Gen12: life of Abraham
Get a commentary and go paragraph by paragraph
Read the Biblical text and a couple of verses explaining it and ask yourself three questions.
Ask yourself three simple questions, “What does this passage tell me about God or Christ who loves me?”
“What does this passage tell me about how I should relate to him?”
“What does this passage tell me how I should relate to others?
2. Commit yourself to trust God and what He says in His Word and submit to Him, that is, to what God says in His Word.
As you trust, pray. Speak to God. Petitioning God is the way we express our dependence on God.
Focus on speaking to God as your Father who loves and cares for you as his child, not as a subject speaking to his or her king. He wants to hear you speak to him because he loves you. Speak to Christ directly as well as your spiritual big brother who shows you how to follow the ways of God.
Begin by confessing any known sin to God your Father. 1 Jn.1: 9
Spend some time praising God for who he is and what he has done in your life and in the lives of others. Ps.103
Spend some time giving thanks to God for who he is and what he has done. Ps.136
Ask God your Father to meet your needs in whatever area you are concerned about. Phil.4: 6-7 Matt.6: 9-13 Lord’s prayer
Ask God your Father on behalf of others that you are concerned about. Eph.6: 18
Finish your requests by praying in Jesus’ name This phrase means that you acknowledge to God that you are speaking to God your Father based on what Jesus has done on the cross for you. You are not speaking because of your own right and authority to address God. It is a reminder that prayer is a privilege based on God’s grace, not a formula.
This approach is meant to be helpful, not a legalistic formula. God is more concerned with your heart than with exactly what you say or how long you spend saying it.
3. Commit yourself to follow the clear commandments of Christ in the NT and to stay within the boundaries that God set.
Jn.17 Be in then world, but not of it Tit.1 Love what is good in our culture and society and turn away from the bad.
Summary:
I. To grow in Christ means to grow in our faith in Christ.
II. To grow in Christ we need to renew our minds.
III. To renew our minds, we need to read, understand, and trust God through the Word of God.
IV. As we read, understand, and trust the Word of God, we need to regularly focus on Jesus Christ.
But Noah found grace in the eyes of the
LORD. ( Genesis 6:8 )
My Dear in Him,
Please follow me to study this words of hope from
the beginning to the end of the messages so you can found grace in the eyes of
The Almighty Father in obedience to The Divine direction to His prophet.
The word “grace” appears for the first time in the Bible in this verse. Noah
lived in the midst of the most heinously evil society the world had known, but
because he had found grace, God favored him with personal instruction about the
coming catastrophic judgment and the details for a new beginning on earth.The language of Genesis 6:8 gives us insight into Noah’s character. “Found” is a simple active perfect verb, not a passive one. Thus, Noah found favor—grace—in God’s eyes because he was actively looking for it. Likewise, Adam found no helpmate from among the animals that was suitable for him (Genesis 2:20), and Noah’s dove did not find rest for the sole of her foot (Genesis 8:9). Laban did not find his household images that Rachel had stolen and hidden (Genesis 31:35), and Hilkiah the priest found a book of the law of the Lord given by Moses
(2 Chronicles 34:14-15). God could have used a passive verb in reference to Noah, but He did not.
What can we learn from the life of this great man?
Evidently, God intended for us to know this key factor: Noah’s life was righteous—in spite of the horrible condition of the world of his day. He was looking for God’s direction and for the answers to his heart’s cry. Noah wasn’t merely hanging around waiting for the inevitable destruction that he sensed must come as a result of the awful rebellion that surrounded him. Noah was anticipating a response from God—and when God finally did give him instruction, Noah “found” the favor that he sought!
Captain of Industry
Many centuries later, God warned Ezekiel of future judgment that would happen to the land of Israel because of its wickedness. God identified three men—Noah, Daniel, and Job—as examples of the best “righteous” men in history (Ezekiel 14:14, 20). If that comparison has any meaning, Noah was much more than a mere chance recipient of God’s grace.
Job was “the greatest of all the men of the east” (Job 1:3). His livestock resources (mainly those for caravan duty) were enormous. That certainly meant that he was a successful trade broker and possibly a source for prized stock. He had multiple houses and land—so much so that “bands” from nearby nations were necessary to destroy his wealth.
God had labeled Job “my servant...there is none like him in the earth, a perfect [blameless] and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth [shuns] evil” (Job 1:8). Job was much more than a “nice guy.” He was probably the wealthiest man of his day, and yet he was of such godly character that God used him to teach Satan a lesson!
Daniel was one of the king’s descendants and nobles from Judah taken captive by Nebuchadnezzar (Daniel 1:3). The account of Daniel and his three godly friends is well known among Christians, but the young adult experiences of Daniel often overshadow the long life that he led as the leader of the “scientists” (learned men) of that day. He was commissioned as a “great man” by Nebuchadnezzar and “sat in the gate of the king” (Daniel 2:48-49). Daniel served in some form of senior political and advisory position for six kings over some 70 years. Not bad for a captive!
God identified Daniel as a “man greatly beloved” (Daniel 10:11). He was privileged to have unusual spiritual insight, which he could have used to his personal advantage. But he always made it clear that he was gifted by God’s grace—to whom he always gave credit. Furthermore, God used Daniel to record several of the most remarkable prophecies in all of Scripture. Scholars are still discussing the book of Daniel. He was a significant person indeed!
If the comparisons of the righteous men listed in Ezekiel 14 are to be genuine comparisons, Noah must have been a person of significance in his region—if not well known throughout the world of his day. He clearly possessed or had access to the resources and skills needed to accomplish the monumental task that was assigned to him. Since God’s instructions to build the Ark are somewhat general, it is not beyond reason to assume that Noah ran an architectural and contracting business of some kind.
The pre-Flood civilization would certainly have been advanced enough for such an enterprise. The evolutionary cloud has mesmerized most of the world into relegating the “ancient” world into some sort of pre-human existence—living in caves and grass huts with animal skins for clothing. The Bible paints a much different picture! There were cities during Noah’s day, as well as developed technology that included metallurgy and the skills to build and market musical instruments (Genesis 4:17-22). Somebody had to construct the habitations for the growing population, and someone had to coordinate the distribution and development of those manufacturing places that produced the products needed by that society.
The world of Noah was very wicked, but it functioned with much the same needs as our current world. When the Lord Jesus wanted to emphasize the suddenness of the destruction in the coming end-times judgment, He did it by drawing a comparison with the “ordinary” life of the populations around Noah.
And as it was in the days of Noe, so shall it be
also in the days of the Son of man. They did eat, they drank, they married
wives, they were given in marriage, until the day that Noah entered into the
ark, and the flood came, and destroyed them all. (Luke 17:26-27)
Noah was an important man in his day. Whether he was a general contractor,
an architect, or a business baron is pretty much an educated guess. But the
fact that he found grace is important. Noah was fully dedicated to the
work of God during his life.Walked with God
The Bible says that Noah was one of only two men in all of history who “walked with God” (Genesis 6:9). The other is Enoch, who may be more well known since he was taken up into God’s presence without dying (Genesis 5:24). Efforts by some to portray Noah as a bumbling, drunken hypocrite are simply not true. God’s commentary is that Noah was “just” and “perfect” (upright, without blemish). The Creator entrusted him with a monumental task that is unique in all of history.
Noah was “just.” That simply means that he was known for his equitable dealings with others. Even in the wicked world that disgusted the Creator, Noah was “justified” in his dealings. He charged reasonable prices for his work. He gave a good product (whatever it was) to those who employed his services. His honest dealings gave rise to his influence in the community. He was proven to be a man of integrity (Genesis 7:1).
Noah was “perfect.” That precious reputation, at least from God’s perspective, means that he was a man without condemnation. His “just” dealings resulted in a “blameless” record. Whatever the wicked people of his day may have said behind his back, they knew that Noah was above reproach. Just as folks today often resort to rumor-mongering and distortion of facts to cover their own guilt, those around Noah no doubt employed some of the same practices to discredit righteous Noah. He may well have had that kind of treatment, but God saw that he was “perfect.”
Preacher of Righteousness
Peter called Noah a “preacher of righteousness” (2 Peter 2:5). Think of what that means in the context of Genesis 6! The whole earth was “filled with violence” and “every heart” only thought of evil. The social milieu must have been a real mess. Yet Noah had the guts to stand up publically for the righteous behavior that just about everyone else openly and loudly rejected.
Perhaps his extended family members, and even some or most of his employees, were under his influence. But by the time the judgment of God fell, only Noah, his wife, and three of their sons and their wives were willing to follow his leadership into the Ark. Many would consider a ministry with such results a failure today, and yet God insisted that Noah’s faith not only “saved” his family but the future world from extinction (Hebrews 11:7)!
We are not told in Scripture what Noah preached about. Enoch (the other man who walked with God) preached about the return of the Lord in judgment (Jude 1:14-15). Noah may well have preached about the coming judgment of the Flood and the desperate need of the world’s people to turn back to their Creator for salvation. Whatever he may have preached and however he implemented his heart’s desire, Noah was labeled a “preacher of righteousness” by the only Judge that ultimately counts.
God’s grace is always available. It is not hidden from anyone. But it must be “found” by God’s servants as we “come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need” (Hebrews 4:16).
My Most Beloved,
If you look for God with your whole heart you will find Him and He
will remove that affliction out of your life, family, marriage and business.
God is great and also the wisest personage in the
universe. Your decision to look for Him today as the solution to the problems
that have weighed you down in this life is the only key to the problem.
You might be among those who are searching for God but
not with your whole heart. You might also be searching for God and at the same
time going to the places you know from your heart that is not pleasing to God
Almighty.
God is everywhere you go though not accessible from all
places you have fixed your heart for the solution to your needs.
So many people have looked for this God through many
gods of various religions and yet they are still confused of life and why they
even came into existence.
Others have believed that joining different kinds of
Self Realization organizations is the key to actualize and realize what they
are looking for.
I have seen others who are tired of other gods of other
people but now they have decided to create their own gods to worship. Can a man
create God?
Yet many men have created gods and deceived you to
worship them.
Many are calling upon the names of other gods they do
not know about simply because they want to try a certain kind of worship and see
how it can be with them. Some others are
busy looking for a place to discover another strange god which is not yet
discovered by any other man. If we move
a little into the Bible book we will discover the exact message of God
concerning searching and developing gods in any other scientific method which
the Bible rightly stipulated, “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any
likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath,
or that is in the water under the earth:
Thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve
them: for I the LORD thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the
fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that
hate me;
And showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me,
and keep my commandments.” – EXODUS 20: 3-6.
God is warning you from this portion of the scripture
to stop developing any form of worship that will
entice you to worship other gods.
God is also warning you in particular to remove and
throw away those gods you kept in secret places which men do not know you are
worshipping.
Stars and other things in the skies are not made to be
worshipped by The Almighty Father and the Creator of universe. God commanded
you also never to worship gods of woods, silvers, gold and iron.
God
spoke to us through Moses and said. “And
the LORD commanded me at that time to teach you statutes and judgments, that ye
might do them in the land whither ye go over to possess it.
Take
ye therefore good heed unto yourselves; for ye saw no manner of similitude on
the day that the LORD spake unto you in Horeb out of the midst of the fire:
Lest
ye corrupt yourselves, and make you a graven image, the similitude of any
figure, the likeness of male or female,
The
likeness of any beast that is on the earth, the likeness of any winged fowl
that flieth in the air,
The
likeness of any thing that creepeth on the ground, the likeness of any fish
that is in the waters beneath the earth:
And lest
thou lift up thine eyes unto heaven, and when thou seest the sun, and the moon,
and the stars, even all the host of heaven, shouldest be driven to worship
them, and serve them, which the LORD thy God hath divided unto all nations
under the whole heaven. - Deuteronomy 4:14-19
God is angry with you as you are bowing down to them
and this is the source of those problems that refuses to go out of your life.
The Almighty Father does not want you to worship the gods of your land.
Some people do carry the gods of their lands in wooden
form to another country for worshipping purposes but The Almighty Father cannot
be carried in a wooden form because He is accessible from any place and any
condition you can call Him in truth and in Spirit wholeheartedly.
There is no good gods in seas and oceans. There is no
marine good gods that is capable to do what Almighty God cannot do for you.
He warned you never to bow down to any of them. Your
destiny is purely in the hand of The Almighty Father. None of your blessings
comes as a result of worshipping idols.
God is jealous and will not be happy if you are giving
the glories that are due to His Most Holy Name, Jehovah to other gods of
nations and other gods who have ears but cannot hear.
If you believe me today, and decide to drop those gods
you are serving and to come to The Almighty Jehovah through His Son, Jesus
Christ.
The
Bible warned, “As
many as I love, I rebuke and chasten: be zealous therefore, and repent. Behold,
I stand at the door, and knock:
if any man hear my voice, and open the door,
I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
To
him that overcometh will I grant to sit with me in my throne, even as I also
overcame, and am set down with my Father in his throne. He that hath an ear, let him hear what the
Spirit saith unto the churches. The Revelation of Saint John 3:19-22.
Why not decide right now as you are reading this
message and give your entire life to your Creator so it shall be well with you,
your family and all your businesses?
Will you continue to serve the gods that demands for
the blood of your children for ritual purposes and sacrifices so as to bless
and protect you?
Will you serve the gods that takes away your fertility
in other to give you unrealistic financial blessings and fame?
Reason well before you go.
God is telling me that some group of people is trying
to initiate you into a cult, an occult group, a satanic system of worship.
Please beware and run away for your dear life so you
will not regret the final outcome of it.
There is nothing absolutely good in Satan. He is a liar
and father of all liars.
If you believe this message is for you in particular
and you wants to be saved before it is too late. Why not call my attention for
my direction to establish your faith in Jesus Christ?
Accept and Confess the name of Jesus Christ so He shall
come into your life and be your God as you have totally dropped all form of
other gods with sincere heart.
Jesus
saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the
Father, but by me.If ye had known me, ye should have known my Father also: and from henceforth ye know him, and have seen him.- JOHN 14:6-7
Am available to assist you to develop your faith in God
and also to pray with you for instant divine solution to those problems that
has taken you far and wide without hope for solution.
“And thou, Solomon my son, know thou the God of thy
father, and serve him with a perfect heart and with a willing mind: for the
LORD searcheth all hearts, and understandeth all the imaginations of the
thoughts: if thou seek him, he will be found of thee; but if thou forsake him,
he will cast thee off for ever. - I CHRONICLES 28:9.
God bless you for giving a listening ear to this
message of God that is specially made for you today for your upliftment.
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You can visit our outreach and ministerial sites below
for perusal to enable you understand our mission practically well. We need up to $2,ooo,000 to facilitate the
schools building project for the poor and less privileged. This will have
primary, secondary and University educational system. We are pleading that you
give us your financial contribution and support as you are capable and also led
by The Spirit of The Almighty God.
God bless you.
Bishop Uchenna C. Okonkwor
472 Amherst St
Suite 732225
Nashua, NH 03063
Suite 732225
Nashua, NH 03063
781-569-0201.
U.S.A.
JESUS CHRIST IS THE LORD.
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