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Part 8 (16/4/26)
Religion tells you it's your good deeds that will give you an entry into heaven. This is not true.

Christianity tells you receiving Jesus Christ as your Lord and saviour is the number one qualification to qualify for heaven. Good deeds will be rewarded in heaven but good deeds are not a qualification to enter heaven. You can be someone of good deeds but Will miss heaven if you haven't received Jesus. Jesus is the only way, truth and life (John 14:6).

Death is the way of everyone at some point. It's more joyous to celebrate one who is dead knowing that he died while knowing Jesus and that he has secured a place in eternity..

Apostle Paul of the Bible encourages us that when your loved one (especially one who knew Jesus and received Him as a personal saviour) dies, people should not mourn like those without hope. It's not bad to mourn, but you mourn like the one that has hope.

Look at this scripture here: Brothers and sisters, we do not want you to be uninformed about those who sleep in death, so that you do not grieve like the rest of mankind, who have no hope. 14 For we believe that Jesus died and rose again, and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in him.

Hallelujah! At the end of the day death becomes a blessing because as one (especially who knew Jesus), transitions into another life where there's no more suffering waiting for the day of the Lord. Wow! What a joy!!

It becomes more joyous when the person knows the Lord (has received Jesus as their Lord) and has accomplished their purpose on earth- has lived their life in full.

The death of a faithful servant is very pleasant in the sight of the Lord (psalm 116:15)

Brethren, Strive to be a Christian and not a religious person.

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This powerful ministration of the hymn: It's so sweet to Trust in Jesus by STLC worship team is amazing. Let me give a background and origin of the song. Very TOUCHING. After you read the background, you'll stop treating some of these songs casually.

The hymn “It’s So Sweet to Trust in Jesus” has a deeply personal and inspiring origin rooted in Christian faith and experience.

Origin & Background
The lyrics were written by Louisa M. R. Stead in the late 19th century. The story behind the hymn is quite powerful:
Louisa Stead and her husband were once having a picnic with their daughter near the beach (often said to be in the Long Island area).
They heard cries from the water—a young boy was drowning.
Louisa’s husband rushed in to save him, but tragically, both he and the boy drowned.
This devastating event left Louisa a widow with a young child. In the midst of grief and uncertainty, she leaned heavily on her faith in Jesus Christ. Out of that season of pain and trust, she wrote the hymn as a testimony of relying on God even when life is difficult.

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IT'S SO SWEET TO TRUST IN JESUS HYMN || STLC || EASTER SUNDAY EDITION This powerful ministration of the hymn: It's so sweet to Trust in Jesus by STLC worship team is amazing. Let me give a background and origin of the song.The ...

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Following practical experiences (especially during my 1.2 years mission) and scriptures, I carried a number of lessons on matters receiving healing from God. I will lay them down in bits but today I will highlight two The others will follow later on.

There are different dynamics that determine whether one receives healing from God or rather why some may not receive healing from God.

It's important to first put it out straight that faith is a prerequisite for divine healing from God- without faith it's not possible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). You notice that Jesus would often ask, "what do you want me to do for you?" And statements like "go your faith has made you well." At some point He also told the disciples "I have never seen such a faith in Israel" referring to the man who told him to just speak a word over his daughter. Faith is like a medium that effects spiritual realities into the physical realm.

Divine healing from God is just like it's when a doctor administers treatment. It's not that every patient gets well? Depending on how your body will respond to treatment administered, your wellness is not guaranteed. Again it narrows down to the specifics. For example, do you realize when the doctor prescribes medication and you fail to take the right dosages, you are likely not to respond well?

In fact there are many people who go to the hospital with the hope that they'll get well, but not everyone gets well, some die even after medication prescription and administration. Just because your body didn't respond to the medication does it disqualify the doctor that has been treating other patients and they get well for years? Absolutely no.

Therefore, it's all dependent on how you'll apply your faith before, during and even after healing.

Have you ever asked yourself why Jesus, when he met the man he had healed he told him, "see you have been made well, do not go into sinning lest something worse happens to you." (John 5:14). This is a story of another day, I will explain this later. But in a very brief elaboration, as a person who has received healing from God you have a responsibility to keep your miracle otherwise you'll lose it. In the same way a patient that fails to follow a prescription by the doctor is likely to return to his former symptoms.

Number two, different people have different graces operating in their lives.

As much as we're all born again, operating in the Godly grace and equal to everything coming from God, we all operate at different graces and Levels. Well, I am a strong advocate of the fact that Jesus paid the price on the cross for anything and everything for our stay here on earth and a life to come. The Bible records that "all things are yours" (1 Corinthians 3:21-23). This "all things" include your health and wellbeing. As a born again person you have the right to health and wellbeing courtesy of the price Jesus paid for you on the cross. But how come it does work for others and it fails for others?

The level of grace, knowledge, and revelation you have regarding God determine whether you'll actualize the promises of God. What level of truth do u have regarding your healing/health. Do you even believe that when you lay your hand on a sick person or speak a word they'll be made whole? You must have made it a reality in your life. Otherwise, it will just be empty words.

Do You know that the Bible encourages us to speak out our health by our own mouths and it shall be. In other words, the Bible encourages you to speak to yourself wellness when you note your body isn't feeling well. Your body has ears it will hear.

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Step into a powerful moment of faith and declaration as Share The Love Centre Praise & Worship Team ministers the beloved song “Nakubaliana Na Neno Lako,” originally sung by Gloria Muliro. This live worship is a bold confession of agreement with God’s Word — choosing to believe, stand, and walk in His promises no matter the situation.

With every lyric, the atmosphere is filled with faith, conviction, and spiritual authority, as worshippers declare their alignment with God’s truth. This is more than a song — it is a prophetic agreement, a decision to trust God’s Word above every circumstance.

📖 Scriptural Inspiration:
“Can two walk together unless they agree?” — Amos 3:3 (NKJV)
As voices rise in unity, this worship moment reminds us that when we agree with God’s Word, His promises become our reality. Let your spirit be lifted and your faith strengthened as you join in this powerful declaration.

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nAKUBALIANA na neno LAKO originally by Gloria MULIRO.

NAKUBALIANA NA NENO LAKO COVER || STLC || GLORIA MULIRO || JOHN CW Step into a powerful moment of faith and declaration as Share The Love Centre Praise & Worship Team ministers the beloved song “Nakubaliana Na Neno Lako,” or...

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Religion will question: if really God gave you the grace to heal or walk in miracles, why don't you then heal everyone. How come that some are healed or rather get the miracle while others do not. Since that's not happening then you're not Godly.

This is exactly what religion has put in the minds of the people.

Christianity on the other hand acknowledges the fact that healing or rather walking in the miraculous grace is not a one man show. It's the grace from God to humanity using humanity. And that Faith is a prerequisite to getting anything from God.

There are several dynamics that determine whether someome will receive healing of any kind.

Do you know that you may be praying for someone who actually the condition they're in is God's will for them to welcome them home without losing them to hell? It's not that it's God that gave them the disease but he allowed it. I know someone is already wondering how a Good God can allow someone to be struck by a disease to welcome them home - heaven. Can that be a good God?

Listen, at one point I heard our teacher Amb Dr John CW give a story about Apostle Arome Osayi (one among men of God that Inspires me) say, "A woman sent for me to raise her dead girl, and before going I got into a short prayer."

Apostle Arome says that while in the prayer closet God told him, "when you raise her you're on your own, it's not my will; why do you want to go and raise her from the dead yet I have been looking for a chance to secure this girl for heaven for the longest time?"
It surprised me, "Arome says." Apparently she had just gotten born again and received Jesus as her saviour. Arome adds, "God told me if you raise her back to life and she fails to make it to heaven the day of her death maybe because she went back into her sinful life, I want you to know her blood will be on your head."

Arome says he has raised other dead people from the dead but only if God tells him to do so.

Good People do you now get my positive argument? Look, you might have served God very faithfully for a long time, you've been a very good person in the community or society. God in His own wisdom, he foresees that there's an incidence coming in future that may make you miss heaven. You see heaven and hell is a matter of life and death. As a way to save you for your faithfulness, he will allow you to succumb to that illness on a death bed so that at the time of your demise, you're wholly connected to him.

By the way do you realize that in the moment of pain, anguish, suffering you're usually left with no option but put all your trust in God - looking up to him that he's the only one that has your help. Everything on earth seizes to make sense to you. Do you realize again when someone is critically ill that's when they remember God and becomes closer than any other time?

So, in my judgement like Apostle Paul of the bible judged a matter on marriage, I feel that some sicknesses/deaths are a blessing to someone (the person/victim). Why? The outcome is that they'll die in a state of total surrender to God and thus will die wholly in God thus will make it to heaven (especially if they are born again).

As opposed to someone who dies accidentally in an accident etc without preparation, an ailing person has time to prepare for his departure and make his ways straight with God just in case his ways aren't straight. No wonder there are scriptures like : precious in the sight of God is the death of his saints (Psalms 116:15). Imagine God calling his loved one who has died as something precious!!! Ironically, here on earth, people are mourning and crying for their loved ones. God on the other hand is calling it precious!!!

I feel that it's for this reason, God had told King Hezekiah through Isaiah to put his house in order for he was going to die (2Kings 20:1). God had foreseen the future that Hezekiah would give birth to a son that will cause havoc in the land of Israel. Hezekiah's plea to God for additional years saw him give birth to one of the worst kings Israel ever had- one that defiled the name of God in ways never imagined. So, could it have been that God was trying to save him (Hezekiah), his people and Israel community when he wanted him home at that time?

That's a question to ponder good People.

Now in Part 4, I will explain some (not all) of the reasons why not everyone you may pray for gets healed. In my little experience by God's grace, there are several live and practical lessons I learnt and continue learning...

Remember: Strive to be a Christian and not a religious person. Christianity is not religion.

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