Questions And Answers

"And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching." Hebrews 10:24-25 With a troubled mind about differences in expectations, the Holy Spirit reminded me of the above verses.  2-3 years ago, the Holy Spirit prompted me that a season of shaking and sifting was to occur. What I didn't realise that this season continues and with the pandemic the shaking continues.  Now, systems are collapsing. Networks are breaking. What had been built has been shaking. Holes and cracks are forming. Weeds are invading and taking hold.  If we are not careful, our foundations will be attacked. Where are our foundations built? When the systems them holds our faith is taken away, what holds our faith? When the networks that reinforces the strength of our beliefs are disconnected, what fuels our beliefs? This verses reminds me ...

The RZIM news hit the Christian world. From mixed reactions in my circle of know, there’s shock, disappointment, resentment, indifference and forgiveness. Nevertheless, such news continue to send shockwaves through multitudes of believers, who either was once blessed by Ravi’s ministry, or even more, those who came to know Christ through his ministry. Just months ago, the Christian world mourned the loss, yet celebrated the life and ministry of a godly man. On his gravestone carved the words ‘Beloved son, brother, friend, treasured husband, father, grandfather, seeker after truth, preacher of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, Child of God, Saved by Grace.” To which, I believe all still stands true. Only God will judge and know if he repented at his sick bed. Who are we to judge or decide. Many would feel greater injustice at the statement that one could be redeemed if they truly repented of their sins. It's not our cup to judge. For one, I have personally gone through the moments lying o...