Ambassadors to Redeem the Lost Mission Ministries

28/03/2026

Today, 28th March 2026, I stand in quiet gratitude before the Lord.
In all honesty, I almost let this day pass like any other—caught up in the demands and labours of life and ministry. But in His mercy, God gently called my attention back, reminding me that my life is held, known, and remembered by Him.
This past year has been a journey—marked by responsibilities, stretching moments, hidden burdens, and yet undeniable grace. There were seasons when strength seemed insufficient, and times when the road felt longer than expected. But through it all, the Good Shepherd has been faithful. He walked with me in the valleys, sustained me in the wilderness, and granted me grace sufficient for every day.
“I have been young, and now am old; yet have I not seen the righteous forsaken…” (Psalm 37:25).
Today is not merely a celebration of age, but a testimony of divine preservation. The Lord who called me has kept me. The One who began this work continues to sustain it.
Even when I almost forgot this day, heaven did not forget me.
So with a grateful heart, I lift my voice in thanksgiving:
Lord, thank You for Your abiding presence.
Thank You for strength in weakness, light in obscurity, and hope in every season.
Thank You for another year to live, to serve, and to grow in Your grace.
To God be all the glory—today and always.
Happy Birthday to me.

15/03/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Odinakachi Caroline, Okpara Jane

Thank you somuch for being part of us

29/06/2025

Our identity in Christ is a profound and multifaceted concept that shapes the core of Christian faith and practice. Here are some key aspects:

*Who We Are in Christ:*

1. *Children of God*: Through faith in Jesus Christ, believers are adopted into God's family, becoming His children (John 1:12, Romans 8:15-16).
2. *Redeemed*: Christ's sacrifice on the cross redeems us from sin and its consequences, making us new creations (2 Corinthians 5:17, Galatians 3:13).
3. *Forgiven*: In Christ, we receive forgiveness for our sins, and our relationship with God is restored (Ephesians 1:7, Colossians 1:14).
4. *Sons and Daughters of the King*: As believers, we are heirs to God's promises and part of His royal family (Romans 8:17, James 2:5).

*Implications of Our Identity:*

1. *New Identity*: Our identity in Christ redefines who we are and how we live, giving us a new sense of purpose and direction (2 Corinthians 5:17).
2. *Freedom and Empowerment*: Knowing we are loved and accepted in Christ gives us the freedom to live authentically and empowers us to serve others (Galatians 5:1, 2 Corinthians 5:18-21).
3. *Security and Hope*: Our identity in Christ provides us with eternal security and hope, knowing we are loved and valued by God (Romans 8:28-30, 1 Peter 1:3-5).
4. *Community and Belonging*: As part of the body of Christ, believers are part of a community that shares a common identity and mission (1 Corinthians 12:12-31, Ephesians 4:1-16).

*Living Out Our Identity:*

1. *Reflecting Christ*: As believers, we are called to reflect Christ's character and love to the world (Matthew 5:16, 2 Corinthians 3:18).
2. *Walking in Love*: Living out our identity in Christ involves walking in love, humility, and service towards others (Ephesians 5:1-2, Philippians 2:3-8).
3. *Pursuing Holiness*: Our identity in Christ calls us to pursue holiness and live lives that honor God (1 Peter 1:13-16, 2 Timothy 1:9).

By understanding and embracing our identity in Christ, we can live with confidence, hope, and purpose, knowing who we are and whose we are.

29/06/2025

Join the three groundbreaking initiatives: Prison Ministry, Hospital Ministry, and Street Church.

JOIN US IN TRANSFORMING LIVES:

Ambassadors to Redeem the Lost Mission Ministries is poised to launch three groundbreaking initiatives: Prison Ministry, Hospital Ministry, and Street Church. These vital endeavors aim to bring hope, redemption, and spiritual guidance to those in need, and we invite you to join us in this mission.

*Prison Ministry: Unlocking Hope Behind Bars*

Our Prison Ministry will provide spiritual support and guidance to incarcerated individuals, sharing the gospel and offering Bible studies to transform lives and provide a sense of purpose and redemption. Key aspects include:
- *Bible Studies and Worship Services*: Fostering spiritual growth and community within correctional facilities.
- *One-on-One Counseling*: Helping inmates cope with their circumstances and plan for a more positive future.
- *Reentry Support*: Assisting inmates in preparing for reentry into society.

*Hospital Ministry: Bringing Comfort and Peace*

Our Hospital Ministry will offer emotional and spiritual support to patients, families, and hospital staff, recognizing the critical role faith plays in healing and coping with illness. Through prayer, counseling, and companionship, we aim to bring comfort and peace to those in need.

*Street Church: Serving the Vulnerable*

Our Street Church initiative will reach out to vulnerable populations in urban areas, providing a safe space for spiritual growth, community, and support. We will:
- *Serve the Homeless*: Offer food, shelter, and spiritual guidance to those in need.
- *Community Outreach*: Engage with local communities, providing opportunities for spiritual growth and development.

Your Support Matters

By supporting Ambassadors to Redeem the Lost Mission Ministries, you'll be part of a movement that brings hope and redemption to those in need. Your contribution will help us:
- Launch and sustain these vital initiatives.
- Provide resources and support to those served by our ministries.
- Spread the message of hope and redemption to a wider audience.

Join Us Today

Together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and communities. Please consider supporting us today and join us in transforming lives through the power of faith and love.

29/06/2025

JOIN US IN TRANSFORMING LIVES:

Ambassadors to Redeem the Lost Mission Ministries is poised to launch three groundbreaking initiatives: Prison Ministry, Hospital Ministry, and Street Church. These vital endeavors aim to bring hope, redemption, and spiritual guidance to those in need, and we invite you to join us in this mission.

*Prison Ministry: Unlocking Hope Behind Bars*

Our Prison Ministry will provide spiritual support and guidance to incarcerated individuals, sharing the gospel and offering Bible studies to transform lives and provide a sense of purpose and redemption. Key aspects include:
- *Bible Studies and Worship Services*: Fostering spiritual growth and community within correctional facilities.
- *One-on-One Counseling*: Helping inmates cope with their circumstances and plan for a more positive future.
- *Reentry Support*: Assisting inmates in preparing for reentry into society.

*Hospital Ministry: Bringing Comfort and Peace*

Our Hospital Ministry will offer emotional and spiritual support to patients, families, and hospital staff, recognizing the critical role faith plays in healing and coping with illness. Through prayer, counseling, and companionship, we aim to bring comfort and peace to those in need.

*Street Church: Serving the Vulnerable*

Our Street Church initiative will reach out to vulnerable populations in urban areas, providing a safe space for spiritual growth, community, and support. We will:
- *Serve the Homeless*: Offer food, shelter, and spiritual guidance to those in need.
- *Community Outreach*: Engage with local communities, providing opportunities for spiritual growth and development.

Your Support Matters

By supporting Ambassadors to Redeem the Lost Mission Ministries, you'll be part of a movement that brings hope and redemption to those in need. Your contribution will help us:
- Launch and sustain these vital initiatives.
- Provide resources and support to those served by our ministries.
- Spread the message of hope and redemption to a wider audience.

Join Us Today

Together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and communities. Please consider supporting us today and join us in transforming lives through the power of faith and love.

29/06/2025

*"Transformed by Grace"*

In darkness, we once dwelled,
Lost in sin, our souls compelled.
But then Christ came, with love so bright,
To rescue us, and bring new light.

His sacrifice, a gift so grand,
Paid the price, for our sinful hand.
Through faith, we're justified, made new,
Our hearts transformed, our lives renewed.

With every step, we're freed from chains,
Our burdens lifted, our hearts regain.
The weight of guilt, no longer bears,
We're clothed in righteousness, with joy that shares.

In Christ, we're adopted, made His own,
Heirs to glory, forever home.
Our lives, a testament, to His great love,
A love that saves, sent from above.

Through Christ's salvation, we're set free,
From sin's dark grasp, to live wild and carefree.
With gratitude, we sing His praise,
For the gift of life, in His redeeming ways.

May this poem reflect the transformative power of Christ's salvation in our lives.

04/03/2025

DAILY READINGS FROM THE LIFE OF CHRIST

PRACTICING MERCY
“‘Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy’” (Matthew 5:7).

The most obvious way we can show mercy is through physical acts. Jesus specifically commands us to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the sick and imprisoned, and offer any other practical help to those who need it. When we serve others in need, we demonstrate a heart of mercy.
The way of mercy did not begin in the New Testament. The Old Testament law taught, “You shall not harden your heart, nor close your hand from your poor brother; but you shall freely open your hand to him, and shall generously lend him sufficient for his need in whatever he lacks” (Deut. 15:7–8).
Mercy is also to be shown in our attitudes. Mercy does not hold a grudge, harbor resentment, capitalize on another’s failure or weakness, or publicize another’s sin.
Mercy is also to be shown spiritually. First, it is shown through pity. The sensitive Christian will grieve more for lost souls than for lost bodies. Second, we are to show spiritual mercy by confrontation. Paul says that, as Christ’s servants, we should gently correct “those who are in opposition, if perhaps God may grant them repentance leading to the knowledge of the truth” (2 Tim. 2:25). Third, we are to show spiritual mercy by praying. The sacrifice of prayer for those without God is an act of mercy. Finally, we are to show mercy by proclaiming the saving gospel of Jesus Christ. That is the most merciful thing we can do.

Ask Yourself
How has your life been transformed by being the blessed recipient of these various acts and expressions of mercy? What might occur in the lives of your children, your spouse, your parents, your friends—anyone to whom you begin to show consistent compassion?

Your spitual growth is our priority

21/12/2024

*Daily Reflections*
*Monday, 16th December 2024*

Topic: *Can A Christian Lose His Salvation?*

📚 *Sincere believers are sharply divided on this question.* Some say Christians can lose their salvation and subsequently *must be born again and again,* if they fall away.

📚Others contend that true believers cannot lose their salvation through sin, but they can apostatize or walk away from their salvation.

📚Still others hold that salvation begins at the moment of conversion (not deaths) and continues for all eternity. *I hold this view for several reasons:*

📚 *First:* Outward appearances can be deceiving. *Consider Judas.* For three years, he was part of Christ's disciples. From all *outward appearances,* he was a true follower of Christ. Yet, Jesus characterized Judas as *"a devil"* (John 6:70).

📚The Book of Hebrews warns us that there were Jews who, like Judas, tasted God's goodness and yet turned from His grace. *They acknowledged Christ with their lips, but their apostasy proved that their faith was not real.*

📚Furthermore, we would do well to remember that *everlasting life* just means *everlasting life.* This everlasting life does not begin when we die, but when we embrace the Lord Jesus Christ who died in our place. As our physical birth can never be undone. Christ says, *_"You must be born again"_* (John 3:7), not _"you must be born again and again."_ In Philippians 1:6, Paul praises God for the confidence that, *_"He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion"_*

📚 *Finally,* Scripture is replete with *passages that testify to the security of the believer.* 🔹John 5:24 assures us that, *_"He who believes, has everlasting life."_*
🔹I Corinthians 1:8 promises that God will *_"keep you strong to the end"_*
🔹Jude 24 guarantees that God *_"is able to keep us from falling and to present us before His glorious presence without fault."_*
🔹Moreover, Ephesians provides the surety the *_"we were marked in Him with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit, who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance until the redemption of those who are God's possession"_* (1:13,14). As has been well said, *_"The Lord's trees are evergreen."_*

*Question for Reflection*
✍️Are you eternally secured, or are you going to lose your salvation?

*Shalom & Maranatha !*
Hillcross Ministry

Dr Sopuru Daniel