Shiloh Assembly Intl. Church.

03/05/2026

When you tell someone, “God bless you,” do you know what you actually mean? Because you are speaking words that are far older, deeper, and heavier than we realize.

The word bless comes from the biblical idea of berakah in Hebrew. It means to speak life, to release divine favor, protection, increase, and alignment from God.

In Scripture, blessing was never casual. It was intentional, prophetic, and powerful. Fathers blessed sons. God blessed nations. Priests blessed the people. Once spoken, a blessing carried weight and direction.

In the Bible, to bless someone was to place them under God’s covering. It meant invoking God’s presence over their life. It meant saying, may heaven be actively involved in your earthly journey.

That is why God told Moses to instruct the priests in Numbers 6:24–26:
“The Lord bless you and keep you;
the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you;
the Lord lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace.”

Notice this. Blessing was connected to keeping, protection, favor, grace, and peace. Blessing was not money alone. It was preservation. It was God watching over someone when no one else could.

So when you say, “God bless you,” you are really saying:
May God guard your life from seen and unseen danger.
May He go before you and rearrange things you do not even know need rearranging.
May He protect you from decisions that would harm you.
May He keep your mind, your health, your home, and your destiny.

You are saying, may God intervene where human effort ends.
May He cover what you forgot, correct what you missed, and shield what you cannot control.

Blessing is God’s involvement.
Blessing is God stepping into ordinary life and quietly preventing destruction, delays, and disasters.

That is why in Genesis, when God blessed Adam and Eve, it was tied to fruitfulness and dominion. When God blessed Abraham, it was tied to generations. When Isaac blessed Jacob, it shaped his future. Blessings were not emotions. They were spiritual transactions.

Over time, “God bless you” became a polite phrase. But originally, it was never small talk. It was a declaration that said, I am placing you under the hand of God.

And maybe that is why sometimes you are kept without knowing why.
Why accidents miss you.
Why plans collapse but later save you.
Why doors close only to protect you.

Someone prayed a blessing.
Or God Himself stood in the gap.

So the next time you say, “God bless you,” say it with understanding.
Because you are not just being kind.
You are calling heaven into someone’s life.

May God bless you!

17/03/2026

*If you can't forgive others your heavenly father can't forgive you.*

Some of the people you Must forgive.

1. Parents who failed you (Ephesians 6:2)
Some parents could not give you the love, guidance, or opportunities you expected. Some may have even spoken words that wounded your heart. But holding on to resentment only keeps you chained to the past. When you forgive them, you honor God’s command, release yourself from hidden pain, and position your life for healing and restoration.
2. Friends who betrayed you (Psalm 41:9)
Nothing hurts more than betrayal from those you trusted with your secrets and your loyalty. Their actions may have broken your heart, but unforgiveness will keep breaking you every day. Choose to release them into God’s hands and let Him fight for you. The same people who wounded you cannot determine your future—only God can.
3. Leaders who disappointed you (Hebrews 13:17)
Leaders—whether spiritual, academic, or workplace authorities—are still human. They may have abused their position, neglected your needs, or failed to protect you. Carrying offense against them will only weigh you down. Forgiving them does not mean you ignore what they did; it means you refuse to let their mistakes hinder your relationship with God and your progress in destiny.
4. Yourself for past mistakes (1 John 1:9)
One of the hardest people to forgive is yourself. Many people carry guilt for bad decisions, missed opportunities, or sins they regret deeply. But if God has forgiven you, who are you not to forgive yourself? Stop replaying your past like a broken record. Accept His mercy, embrace His cleansing power, and rise to walk in the newness of life.
5. Enemies who hurt you intentionally (Matthew 5:44)
Some people plotted evil against you, lied about you, or worked to bring you down. But holding hatred only keeps you bound to their wickedness. Forgiving them does not mean trusting them again—it means you refuse to drink the poison of bitterness. When you release them, God steps in as your righteous Judge and Defender.

Forgiveness is not a favor to those who wronged you—it is a gift you give yourself. When you forgive, you free your spirit, unblock your prayers, and open the door for God’s blessings. Do not allow unforgiveness to delay your destiny. Let go today, and step into the freedom and victory that Christ has already secured for you.

04/02/2026

In the Book of Acts chapter 6, there was a story of a man named Stephen. He was a disciple that the Scripture discribed "was full of faith and full of the Spirit". He prayed and God wrought many miracles through him, and won many Souls for Christ. But just because you have faith that doesn’t necessarily mean you are exempted from devil's attacks and people's opposition. In fact Gods promotion invite jealousy and hate from demons and people who can’t handle it. Friends, partners, even your household will succeed in becaming your critics, try to discredit you and your calling, dent your reputation and character make you look evil and bad.
Stephen had all, the calling and works that testifies his faith in God, but the religious leaders hated to see God winning through him. They made up lies, false accusations, and had him arrested. They brought him before the council and said, “This man is causing trouble, speaking against our tradition and what Moses taught us.” Stephen was there, in front of this hostile crowd, surrounded by people who didn’t like him, even some who benifited from his ministry were there too testifying against him. He could have thought, “God, where are You? If You’re still with me where is your face, your saving hand? why didn’t You keep me out of this trouble?” But verse 15 says, “All the people stared at Stephen because his face became as bright as an angel.” In front of this angry mob, on trial for something he didn’t do, notice what happened: the glory of God came on him so bright, he was covered in eternal power, full of grace, mercy and love not to avenge but to forgive. He looked like an angel. God was showing us, “When you’re in difficult times, I don’t leave you nor forsake you. I shine brighter.” When you get thrown into the fire or den of lions, He comes in with you. He’s the fourth man, the lion king. I can’t tell you that God’s face will keep you out of trouble, out of difficulty, out of bad breaks, but I can tell you He’ll shine brighter. He’ll give the grace, the strength, the favor to endure. He will see you through, at the end a great table will be prepared in the eyes of your haters and critics.

You and God you are inseparable.

Mashiach Desilva
Shiloh - Kingdom Assembly Intl.

16/01/2026

*8 established facts that you are anointed*

Anointing is not proved by popularity, titles, or noise. It is revealed through endurance, sensitivity, authority, and repeated rising. If these signs describe your journey, do not doubt what God has placed on you. Protect your oil. Stay aligned. What rests on you was designed for impact beyond your understanding, and heaven is actively guarding it.
1. You Attract Resistance Without Provocation (John 15:18–19)
People oppose you even when you have done nothing wrong. Misunderstandings arise easily around you, and your presence alone unsettles certain environments. This is not coincidence. Darkness reacts instinctively to light. Strong anointing disturbs what is hidden, so resistance becomes a sign that something divine rests on your life.
2. Your Life Experiences Unusual Pressure Early (Psalm 66:10–12)
You faced responsibility, hardship, or spiritual battles earlier than most. While others were still forming, you were already being tested. God often allows pressure early on those He intends to trust later. What looks like hardship is actually refinement, shaping capacity for weighty assignments ahead.
3. You Cannot Remain Comfortable in Compromise (Hebrews 12:14)
Sin, pretense, or spiritual laziness quickly robs you of peace. Your spirit reacts sharply to disobedience. This sensitivity is not weakness; it is evidence of consecration. Strong anointing demands alignment. God will not allow you to enjoy what would quietly destroy your calling.
4. People Open Up to You Without Knowing Why (2 Corinthians 3:2–3)
Strangers share burdens, secrets, and pain with you effortlessly. Your words bring clarity, correction, or comfort even when you are not trying to counsel. This is the fragrance of God’s presence. Anointing flows naturally through availability, not effort. Your life speaks before your mouth does.
5. You Experience Cycles of Isolation and Re-emergence (Galatians 1:15–18)
There are seasons when you are withdrawn from visibility, conversation, or celebration. These moments feel lonely, but they are intentional. God often hides what He is preparing. Isolation is where clarity, authority, and spiritual depth are forged before public impact is released.
6. Your Prayer Life Carries Weight, Not Just Words (James 5:16)
When you pray, things shift. You may not shout, yet heaven responds. You sense authority rather than desperation in prayer. This comes from intimacy, not noise. Anointing grows where prayer becomes relationship, and intercession becomes alignment with God’s will rather than emotional release.
7. The Enemy Tries to Distract You More Than Destroy You (1 Peter 5:8)
Your greatest battles are not obvious sins but subtle distractions, fatigue, discouragement, and delay. The enemy knows outright destruction will not work, so he aims to wear you down quietly. This strategy reveals that your destiny is too significant to attack casually.
8. You Keep Rising After Every Attempt to Break You (Micah 7:8)
This is the clearest sign. You bend, but you do not break. After betrayal, loss, delay, or disappointment, you rise with more clarity, not bitterness. Your recovery is faster than your fall. That resilience is not personality; it is grace. God has placed an anointing on you that cannot be buried.

You are God's Chosen, You are the anointed one.

01/01/2026

Happy New year 2026
The Year of Infallible proofs of God.

10/05/2025

One of the best reason of fasting is to seek the Understanding from the Spirit of God.
Understanding of the visions, dreams and prophecies, Understanding of the mystery concerning you that will unlock the long awaited miracles.
Understanding how you will identify the door of escape from trials and temptations you are encountering.
In Daniel chapter 10, Daniel fasted for 21 days just to get the understanding of the vision. This is very important petition that will lead to many answers of the unresolved issues in your life.
Pray for Understanding of the things happening to you and your family, pray for understanding of the dreams, visions you have been given.
May God give you the understanding of the things that will upliftment not only you but your house as a whole, your Church and National in Jesus Name.
Mashiach Desilva

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