The Key to Unity
The Assyrians fell by the sword of the angel and King Sennacherib too was killed by his sword. We can be certain that God’s sword is more powerful than that of men. Amen.
The Assyrians fell by the sword of the angel and King Sennacherib too was killed by his sword. We can be certain that God’s sword is more powerful than that of men. Amen.
The Moon marks time and seasons (usually three full moons in a season). The Stars brighten up the skies and help guide men and women to their destinations. God will use both to soften the hearts of His people before bringing in the final harvest. Hallelujah! Amen.
The Lord is the Spirit. We are fortunate that the gift of the Holy Spirit has been made available through Jesus’ sacrifice. Let us do the work of God when it is still day, for night is almost here when no man can work. Amen.
The remnant serve God according to His revealed Word while the remainder of God’s Nation are not currently serving God but will become united with God’s purposes in the latter harvest. Amen.
The fig-tree offers us great insight into the various aspects of God’s righteousness. It is clear that Jesus cursed it because it could not function anymore, after the Root of David had appeared.
God’s counter to Satan is to redeem His people by sending them power in the Holy Spirit and resurrecting them by faith in the Word of God. They will thus enter into the glory of the Lord as the great multitude in white robes who come out of the tribulation, their robes washed and made white in the blood of the Lamb.
Perilous times are ahead as Satan strengthens his hold on his people and seeks to make them free of God’s rule. He is getting ready for the battle as we read and he will set up his evil government after the rapture of the saints. Amen.
We can be free of worry as we learn to be Christlike in loving God and each other from the heart. This is the cure for worry. As we learn to trust and seek God to make us like Him, we will be right in judging others so that they can receive the help they need.
We must live a fasted life so that when Jesus comes to get us, we will not have the same experience as Lot’s wife. Salt as we know makes itself known by its presence. But if it loses its saltiness, it will be thrown out because it is not fit for the soil or for the manure heap. Rich soil and manure heap act as fertilizers for plants and aid their growth. We are of no use to God if we lose our flavor of saltiness because we will make no difference to God’s kingdom and will therefore be thrown out. (14:34-35)
The Lord God reassures us that we need not worry about anything but rest confidently in His ability to provide for all our needs. We must rest in Him at all times and be constantly led by His Spirit who comforts us in our trials and helps us with divine wisdom. Our Lord is very compassionate. He causes the hearts of kings to become favorable to us. When Daniel and his friends were exiled, God caused Ashpenaz, chief of king Nebuchadnezzar’s court officials, to show favor and sympathy to Daniel and his friends. – Daniel 1:9. The Lord can help us in many ways that we can never imagine but it is necessary that we fully trust in Him to provide for us. Goodness and mercy shall surely follow you all the days of your life. Amen.
Sheep hear His voice. If He does not speak, the sheep must refrain from doing as they please. But babes do not listen or wait to hear His voice. They run ahead of the flock and try to impress the shepherd but end up feeling left out, dry and run down. If we follow the Lord, He will lead us to the places we must go. This alone will satisfy us rather than pursuing a righteousness of our own.
It is imperative that we follow the leading of God’s Spirit within us and do His perfect will so that we shall be blameless and pure without spot and blemish for the day of the Lord. Amen. God
There are two types of works of the flesh: the first type are acts we do before we are born-again and the second type are acts we do outside of God’s will after we are born-again.
Pursuing the desires of our hearts can lead us into all kinds of error. There is a need to sanctify our hearts so that we will not lust after vain pleasures and instead find stability, peace and joy in following God’s leading in our hearts.
Old wineskins must receive the Lord Jesus Christ as the bread of life so that they will never be hungry, and believe in Him so they will never be thirsty. – John 6:35. The words of Jesus give life to our bodies that are dead because of sin. As we read the Word of God, He starts working within us. He changes us day by day. – Mark 4:27-29. As we keep on reading (and obeying), He fills us with His living waters so that we will be full of life and vitality. Then you will not wither in the scorching sun or dry up in days of famine. The hand of the Lord will sustain you from within.
The church becomes powerful when it is established on the revelation of God. The Spirit of wisdom and understanding brings the Spirit of counsel and might as well as the Spirit of knowledge and the fear of the Lord. Amen!
This book is inspired by the Holy Spirit because God desires for us to be prepared for the end times. This book provides accurate information on how to prepare and be set apart for the times ahead. The main theme is avoiding corruption and being united with the Holy Spirit to mature and become whole in the Lord. Towards this end, key concepts pertaining to the end times (Apocalypse) are explained with biblical examples. The book offers insights to help renew our minds and be filled with the light of the Lord. The Lord Jesus provided George Orwell’s book ‘Animal Farm’ as a reference for writing ‘Gleanings from Animal Farm for the End Times’. It uses the context offered in the story to explain important information for the salvation of our souls and finishing well. This book is now available in the following languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Japanese, Hebrew, Arabic, Portuguese and Chinese (Traditional)
We give glory to Jesus when we help overcome the enemies in our lives and in others’ lives. We are reminded that we are to be humble and not consider ourselves highly for being the one sent (as a messenger or servant) but acknowledge that we are the Lord’s unworthy servants and we are worthless even when we do as He says.
Paul declares that it is in being truly sent with the purposes of God that God’s glory is made manifest. We have been sent to do the works of God while it is still day. Night is coming when no man can work. However we must remember that God has a plan and we need to be able to see our way through the wilderness. Jesus is our light. We seek His light to shine our way ahead.
We are to be like chosen servants doing the perfect Will of the Lord when He arrives. Even if the Lord delays His coming, we should not become weary but continue to work relentlessly. The Lord will greatly reward us for our efforts and put us in charge of His Kingdom. As our Lord and King, He has the right to command us to do His Will. Yet He desires that we will do His Will out of love and reverence for Him, for He is wise and mighty and will certainly perform His Will in the days to come.
We are now in the wilderness as far as our journey is concerned. We are yet to enter the promised land of God’s eternal Kingdom. We have been equipped and taken forward by the Mighty hand of God. We must not die in the wilderness as the Israelites did. We must obey the precepts of our loving God so that we can transition smoothly into all the Promises of God.
The resurrection is in glory but it must be preceded by death that is indicated by our baptism. The new birth must be lived in the power of the Holy Spirit (baptism unto death) that makes us walk in the newness of life until we die again (or Jesus returns) and therefore we are resurrected in glory. Amen.