Mountain Of Reformation Christ Evangelistic Ministry Aka Liberation Chapel

18/05/2026

_*SPREADING LOVE*_

_Laugh when you can,_ *Apologize when you should,* _and let go of what you can't change._ *Be kind to others even if they are not kind to you,* _Keep spreading love even if you don't get it back._ *Be helpful even if you have no one to help you.* _Do not change yourself according to others._ *Just remember one thing,* _it is not between you and others,_ *it is always between you and God.*

*Good morning* 🙋‍♂️

13/05/2026

THE SPIRIT OF TORTISE IN MINISTRY

This generation celebrates speed too much. Everybody wants microwave greatness. People want to become fathers without being sons, leaders without process, wealthy without labor, powerful without character, and famous without capacity.

But one of the creatures many laugh at carries a wisdom your generation desperately needs to learn from Mr. Tortoise.

The tortoise is not fast, yet he arrives.
He is not noisy, yet he survives.
He is not flashy, yet he outlives many animals stronger than him.

There are mysteries God hid inside creation for men who are observant enough to learn.

The Bible says:

“Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise.” — Proverbs 6:6

If God can teach through ants, He can also teach through the tortoise.

Never allow the pressure of this generation to make you abandon process.

Many people are running fast but running in the wrong direction. Many are making noise online but have no substance offline. Many appear successful but are spiritually empty, emotionally broken, and mentally unstable.

The tortoise teaches us that speed is useless without direction.

Some people started ministry before God finished building them.
Some entered marriage before maturity.
Some entered business because of envy.
Some carried microphones when they should still be carrying notebooks.

And now they are collapsing publicly.

The tortoise may be slow, but he understands movement with stability.

Slow growth with roots is better than fast growth without foundation.

A tree that grows too fast without deep roots will fall when storms come.

don’t rush because others are moving.
Not every movement is progress.

A plane and a mosquito are both flying, but they are not going to the same destination.

One deep lesson from the tortoise is THE POWER OF CONSISTENCY.

This is my testimony consistence

The tortoise may not move fast, but he keeps moving.
That is the secret many people do not understand.

Consistency defeats occasional strength.

Many people pray today and disappear tomorrow.
They read books today and stop next week.
They start businesses emotionally and abandon them halfway.
They burn with zeal for two months and vanish for two years.

But men who change generations are men who stay.

Little drops of water eventually fill an ocean.

Another deep mystery is THE SHELL OF THE TORTOISE.

The tortoise carries his house everywhere.

That shell is his defense system.
That shell protects him from external attacks.

you too need spiritual and emotional shells.

Not everybody should have access to your life.

Not every environment is healthy for your destiny.
Not every friendship is safe.

This generation lacks spiritual covering and personal boundaries.

Some ministers expose everything online.
Some people talk too much.
Some reveal their visions before maturity.
Some open their hearts to everyone.

And many have died emotionally because they lacked protective wisdom.

Even Jesus had boundaries.

The shell of the tortoise teaches PROTECTION.

A city without walls is vulnerable to invasion.

Another lesson from the tortoise is SILENCE.

The tortoise is not loud.
He does not make unnecessary noise.

learn to reduce noise in your life.

This generation is too loud to hear God.

Everybody wants attention.
Everybody wants validation.
Everybody wants to trend.

But deep men are usually quiet men.

Oil does not make noise, but it fuels engines.

Thunder may be loud, but it is rain that grows crops.

Many people are announcing what heaven has not approved.

Learn silence.
Learn observation.
Learn to build quietly.

There are seasons to disappear and develop.

Jesus spent thirty years preparing for three years of ministry.

But this generation wants platform without wilderness.

Another lesson from the tortoise is THE MYSTERY OF WITHDRAWAL.

Whenever danger comes, the tortoise withdraws into his shell.

That is wisdom.

There are battles you don’t fight physically.
There are arguments you should avoid.
There are places you should leave.
There are relationships you should disconnect from.

Every fight is not worth your energy.

Some people lost destiny because they lacked the wisdom to retreat.

Retreat is not weakness.
Sometimes retreat is preservation.

Even Jesus withdrew from crowds many times.

Son, learn when to speak and when to walk away.

Another lesson is LONGEVITY.

Tortoises live long because they move carefully.

Carelessness kills greatness.

Many destinies died young because of:

* sexual indiscipline,
* pride,
* uncontrolled appetite,
* bad associations,
* impatience,
* and emotional foolishness.

Be careful with your life.

Some people pray for long life but live recklessly.

Longevity is not only spiritual; it is also behavioral.

The tortoise teaches us endurance.

Ministry is not a sprint.
Marriage is not a sprint.
Business is not a sprint.
Purpose is not a sprint.

It is a marathon.

If you burn out too early because of competition and pressure, who will finish the assignment God gave you?

hear me deeply:

Do not envy people who became successful overnight.
Many things that rise suddenly disappear suddenly.

The sun does not appear suddenly at noon.
It rises gradually.

True greatness has process.

The tortoise teaches CONTENTMENT AND FOCUS.

He does not try to become a lion.
He does not compete with birds.
He understands his design.

One major problem of this generation is comparison.

Comparison has destroyed peace, focus, and purpose.

Many people abandoned their assignment because they were watching another person’s journey.

Never forget this:
God did not call you to become another man.
He called you to become the best version of yourself.

The tortoise wins not because he is the fastest but because he refuses to stop.

Move if you must move slowly,
but never stop moving.

Your speed may differ from others, but if you remain disciplined, focused, prayerful, and consistent, you will arrive at God’s ordained destination for your life.

And when you finally arrive, your journey will have depth, character, stability, and lasting impact.

13/05/2026

SEVEN WAYS TO BE A BLESSING TO YOUR LOCAL CHURCH

“So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone, and especially to those who are of the household of faith.” — Galatians 6:10 (ESV)

1. ASK NOT WHAT YOUR CHURCH CAN DO FOR YOU, BUT WHAT YOU CAN DO FOR YOUR CHURCH

Many people approach church as consumers, not contributors. They come to receive encouragement, blessings, and miracles—but rarely pause to ask how they can serve. Yet true maturity in Christ is revealed not in how much you receive, but in how much you give.

Every church, no matter how strong, has weaknesses. No congregation is perfect because no person is perfect. Instead of criticizing what’s missing, be part of the solution. Your presence, participation, and positive attitude can make your church stronger.

The moment you shift your mindset from “What do I get?” to “What can I give?”, you stop being a spectator and start being a pillar. You become a co-builder in the household of faith. Remember, God rewards those who build His house (Haggai 1:8).

Wisdom Point: Stop looking for a perfect church—look for a place to serve perfectly.

2. PRAY FOR YOUR PASTOR DAILY

Your pastor is a spiritual soldier, constantly in battle for the souls under his or her care. Behind every powerful sermon, every breakthrough, and every revival are hours of unseen warfare. The most powerful way to bless your church is to uphold your pastor and leaders in prayer.

Pray that God will give your pastor wisdom, strength, purity, and divine protection. Pray for the pastor’s family—that they remain encouraged, united, and full of grace. When you intercede for your pastor, you are actually strengthening the anointing that flows into your life and the life of your church.

Remember, complaining divides, but prayer unites. When you spend time praying for your leaders, you develop compassion instead of criticism. A praying church is a growing church, and a praying member is a strong member.

Wisdom Point: Those who pray for their pastors participate in their victories; those who criticize them share in their defeats.

3. BLESS YOUR PASTOR ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS

Honor is a biblical principle that unlocks spiritual blessings. “Let the elders who rule well be counted worthy of double honor, especially those who labor in the Word and doctrine.” (1 Timothy 5:17).

Showing appreciation to your pastor doesn’t have to be grand; it just needs to be heartfelt. Send a thoughtful message, write a note of gratitude, give a small gift, or contribute financially to bless their family. Honor days like birthdays, anniversaries, or Pastor’s Appreciation Day. These gestures communicate that their labor in the Lord is not in vain.

When you sow into the life of your spiritual leader, you are sowing into the soil of your own destiny. You position yourself to receive the same grace that flows upon them (Philippians 4:17-19).

Wisdom Point: Gratitude is the key that keeps the oil of grace flowing from your leader’s life into yours.

4. GET INVOLVED IN THE MINISTRY OF HELPS

The church is not built by the talents of a few but by the sacrifices of many. Serving in the ministry of helps is one of the most practical ways to be a blessing. Whether it’s ushering, cleaning, teaching, playing instruments, or simply organizing events—every act of service counts.

When you serve, you are not just helping the pastor; you are serving the Lord Himself. “God is not unjust; He will not forget your work and the love you have shown Him as you have helped His people.” (Hebrews 6:10).

Even if no one applauds you, heaven sees your faithfulness. The unseen hands behind the scenes often hold the greatest rewards. Serve with joy, humility, and excellence—your service might be the very reason someone finds Jesus.

Wisdom Point: When you help your church run smoothly, you help heaven’s agenda move forward.

5. BE A CONSISTENT TITHER AND GENEROUS GIVER

Finances are one of the lifelines of ministry. Without faithful giving, even the strongest church will struggle to reach its full potential. God designed tithing not to burden you, but to bless you.

Malachi 3:10 reminds us that when we bring the whole tithe into God’s storehouse, He opens the windows of heaven and pours out blessings beyond measure. Proverbs 3:9-10 teaches that when we honor the Lord with our substance, our barns will overflow.

Tithing consistently helps sustain the work of the church—paying bills, supporting missions, helping the needy, and expanding outreach. When you give faithfully, you become a partner with God in financing His Kingdom.

Wisdom Point: Your tithe is not a loss—it’s an investment into eternal impact and divine overflow.

6. SPEAK FAITH-FILLED WORDS OVER YOUR CHURCH

Every word you speak about your church carries power. Negative words weaken the spiritual atmosphere, but faith-filled words build strength and unity. Instead of saying, “Our church is small” or “We lack this or that,” declare, “Our church is growing, full of the Spirit, and impacting lives!”

Proverbs 18:21 reminds us that “Life and death are in the power of the tongue.” When you speak blessings over your church, you align with God’s Word. Confess that your church is thriving, your pastor is anointed, your members are united, and every need is met.

Speak vision, not division. Speak hope, not gossip. Speak blessings, not bitterness.

Wisdom Point: The health of your church often reflects the words its members consistently speak.

7. INVITE PEOPLE TO CHURCH REGULARLY

Evangelism begins with a simple invitation. You may not preach like your pastor, but you can extend an invitation that changes a life forever. Every soul matters to God.

Your friends, co-workers, and family members are waiting for someone to care enough to invite them. Even if they refuse at first, keep showing love and patience. Sometimes it takes multiple invitations for a heart to open.

Remember, someone once invited you too. Be that bridge for another person. Every invitation you extend is a seed of salvation planted in someone’s destiny.

Wisdom Point: Every soul you bring to church is a crown you place before Christ.

FINAL ENCOURAGEMENT

The local church is God’s training ground, His hospital for broken hearts, and His school for growing believers. When you bless your church, you bless the very body of Christ. The measure to which you pour into your church is the measure to which God will pour back into your life.

Commit yourself to these seven principles, and you’ll not only strengthen your church—you’ll strengthen your walk with God.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

-Your church will never be perfect, but it can always improve through your service and love.
-Praying for your pastor strengthens the entire body of Christ.
-Generosity, faith-filled words, and consistent involvement invite God’s blessings.
-Every believer has a role to play in advancing the vision of their local church.
-A blessed church begins with blessed members who choose to be a blessing.
Read carefully

12/05/2026

*One Day, Tomorrow Will Start Without You*

Life quietly reminds us that our presence here is temporary.

One day, the sun will rise.

The birds will sing.

People will go about their routines.

Children will laugh and play.

The world will keep moving…

But you will not be there.

Your seat will be empty.

Your voice will be silent.

Your phone will ring, but you won’t hear it.

Your footsteps will no longer echo in the places you once walked.

Yet life will go on.

This simple truth carries a powerful lesson:

Live carefully. Stay humble while you can.

Don’t let pride blind your heart.

Don’t treat people as if you’ll always be here.

Don’t postpone kindness for tomorrow, because tomorrow is not promised.

Show love while you can still express it.

Forgive while your heart still beats.

Help others while your hands are still strong.

Remember:

One day, tomorrow will start without you.

So live today with humility, compassion, and gratitude.

24/04/2026

05/01/2025

Happy first Sunday of year 2025