The House of His Majesty Worldwide Christian Fellowship.

15/08/2026

I find out one simple but hard principle... And that is Faith

It's simple because of how Jesus said it. But it's hard because it deals with the spiritual. And the hardest part of it is the doubt that fights against the human heart because we can see or feel.

I realise that it depends on where you use it.
Financial
Health
Barrenness
And life in general.

It was happened to Peter when he saw Jesus walking on water. And Jesus told him to come and he came. But when the storm blew and saw himself walking on water, he began to sink.
*Mark 11:22-24 (KJV / NIV style)*

*KJV:*
> 22. And Jesus answering saith unto them, Have faith in God.
> 23. For verily I say unto you, That whosoever shall say unto this mountain, Be thou removed, and be thou cast into the sea; and shall not doubt in his heart, but shall believe that those things which he saith shall come to pass; he shall have whatsoever he saith.
> 24. Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.

*NIV:*
> 22. “Have faith in God,” Jesus answered.
> 23. “Truly I tell you, if anyone says to this mountain, ‘Go, throw yourself into the sea,’ and does not doubt in their heart but believes that what they say will happen, it will be done for them.
> 24. Therefore I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.”

# # # *Key Points & Meaning*
1. *"Have faith in God" - v22*
Jesus puts the focus on God, not on the mountain. Faith is first about trusting God’s character and power.

2. *"Speak to the mountain" - v23*
The "mountain" represents big problems, obstacles, impossible situations. Jesus is teaching that faith-filled words + no doubt can move things.
Note: It’s not magic words. It’s faith in God that backs the words.

3. *"Believe that you receive" - v24*
This is about prayer with faith and thanksgiving. Pray, believe God has heard you, and walk as if the answer is coming.
It’s faith + prayer + no doubting.

# # # *3 Lessons from this passage*
1. *Faith is active* - We speak, we pray, we believe, we act.
2. *Doubt blocks* - "shall not doubt in his heart"
3. *God honors faith* - The same God who did miracles then is still working now.

This is one of the main scriptures people quote about faith, prayer, and declaring God’s promises.

Keep saying it and refuse to doubt it. Its hard but keep saying it. Despite the Doctor's terrible report.

Forget the reality since. The Doctors have failed to heal you.

Focus on the truth of God's word, since he created the body

Faith is just like going to the gym everyday to build your muscles. The part you build in your body is the part that grows and becomes stronger

14/08/2026

Faith as Revelation and Authority: The Deep Union of Mark 11:22–26 and Romans 1:17–18

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1. The Starting Point: Faith Anchored in God vs Faith Revealing God

- Mark 11:22 – “Have faith in God”
- Romans 1:17 – “the righteousness of God is revealed from faith to faith”

Here we see the beginning of a profound connection:

- Mark establishes the object of faith → God Himself
- Romans reveals the result of faith → God’s righteousness unveiled

👉 Faith begins by resting in God (Mark),
👉 and results in revealing God (Romans).

Faith is not just trust—it is the channel through which God makes Himself known.

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2. Faith as a Continuous Flow: “From Faith to Faith” and “Believe… and Receive”

- Romans 1:17 – “from faith to faith”
- Mark 11:24 – “believe that you receive, and you will have”

Both verses reveal that faith is not a one-time act—it is a continuous movement.

- Romans shows progression → faith grows, deepens, expands
- Mark shows process → believe → receive → manifest

👉 Faith is a cycle:

- It starts with belief
- It continues in expectation
- It ends in manifestation
- Then grows again

This is what “from faith to faith” looks like in practice.

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3. The Just Shall Live by Faith vs Speaking to Mountains

- Romans 1:17 – “the just shall live by faith”
- Mark 11:23 – “whoever says… and does not doubt… will have whatever he says”

Romans speaks of lifestyle
Mark speaks of authority

👉 Connection:

- Living by faith (Romans) produces confidence
- That confidence expresses itself in bold declaration (Mark)

You cannot speak to mountains unless you first live by faith.
Authority in speech flows from consistency in trust.

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4. Faith and Revelation vs Faith and Manifestation

- Romans 1:17–18 – God’s righteousness is revealed
- Mark 11:23–24 – What is believed is manifested

👉 Two dimensions of the same reality:

- Revelation (Romans) → you see spiritually
- Manifestation (Mark) → you experience physically

Faith first opens your eyes, then it changes your world.

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5. The Contrast of Wrath (Romans 1:18) and Forgiveness (Mark 11:25–26)

- Romans 1:18 – wrath is revealed against ungodliness
- Mark 11:25 – “when you stand praying, forgive”

This is a deep and often overlooked connection:

- Romans shows what happens when truth is rejected
- Mark shows how to remain aligned with God’s grace

👉 Faith cannot function in a heart that resists God’s truth (Romans),
👉 or in a heart that holds unforgiveness (Mark).

Faith requires:

- Alignment with truth
- Freedom from offense

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6. Faith as Power vs Faith as Accountability

- Mark 11 → faith moves mountains
- Romans 1 → faith reveals righteousness and exposes unrighteousness

👉 This balance is critical:

Faith is not just power to change situations
It is also light that examines the soul

True faith:

- Produces results (Mark)
- Produces righteousness (Romans)

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7. The Deeper Revelation: Faith as the Channel of God’s Nature

When these scriptures merge, a powerful truth emerges:

- Mark 11 shows faith as access to God’s power
- Romans 1 shows faith as access to God’s nature (righteousness)

👉 So faith does two things:

- It allows you to act with God’s authority
- It allows you to reflect God’s character

Without Romans, faith could become mechanical
Without Mark, faith could become passive

But together:
Faith becomes both transformative and expressive

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Conclusion

Mark 11:22–26 teaches us that:
👉 Faith gives you authority to speak and receive

Romans 1:17–18 teaches us that:
👉 Faith reveals righteousness and governs how you live

So the full revelation is this:

Faith is not only the power to move mountains—it is the life that reveals God.

- It begins in trusting God
- It grows through continual belief
- It speaks with authority
- It lives in righteousness
- It reveals truth
- And it manifests results

This is the weight and witness of faith:

It transforms both the believer and the world around them.

07/08/2026

Analysis of Mark 11:22–26 — The Dynamics of Faith, Authority, and Forgiveness

In Mark 11:22–26, Jesus presents one of the most powerful teachings on faith, revealing how believers can operate in spiritual authority. This passage follows the cursing of the fig tree, which had withered—demonstrating that faith-filled words carry real power.

1. “Have faith in God” (v.22)
This is the foundation. The phrase can also be understood as “Have the faith of God,” implying not just belief in God, but a God-kind of faith—one that speaks and creates. It shifts faith from passive belief to active trust rooted in God’s nature.

2. Speaking to the mountain (v.23)
Jesus introduces a striking image: commanding a mountain to move. The “mountain” symbolizes obstacles, impossibilities, or entrenched situations. The key insight is this:

- Faith speaks directly to the problem
- Faith does not merely complain or describe—it commands

However, two conditions are emphasized:

- No doubt in the heart (inner conviction must align with the words)
- Belief that what is said will happen (confidence in outcome)

This reveals that faith is expressed through words backed by unwavering inner persuasion.

3. Believing before receiving (v.24)
Jesus deepens the principle:
“Whatever you ask in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.”

This introduces a spiritual paradox:

- You believe you have received before you physically see the result

Faith operates in the “already” before it appears in the “not yet.” It treats God’s promise as a present reality.

4. The hidden condition—Forgiveness (v.25–26)
Surprisingly, Jesus links faith and prayer to forgiveness:

- Unforgiveness blocks spiritual effectiveness
- Faith cannot function fully in a heart that harbors resentment

This reveals a deeper law of the Spirit:

- Faith works through a clean heart
- Bitterness disrupts alignment with God

Forgiveness is not optional—it is a requirement for sustained spiritual authority.

5. Integr

16/04/2026

Strengthening Israel’s security systems
Expanded and heavily funded the Iron Dome missile defense system, which has intercepted thousands of rockets.
Invested in intelligence and surveillance capabilities to detect threats early.
2. Operations against militant groups
Oversaw multiple military operations targeting groups like Hamas in Gaza.
Approved targeted strikes against individuals identified as leaders of militant organizations.
3. Intelligence and global counter-terror cooperation
Strengthened ties with countries (including the U.S., some African and Arab states) on intelligence sharing.
Positioned Israel as a major player in cyber-security and counter-terror technology.
4. Regional diplomacy (security angle)
Helped broker normalization agreements (e.g., the Abraham Accords) which reduced tensions with some Arab nations and shifted focus toward shared security concerns.Donald Trump — Counter-terrorism record
Here’s a clear, balanced look at what’s often cited as his achievements against terrorism—and the debates around them.
🔹 Key actions and outcomes
1. Defeat of ISIS territorial “caliphate”
Under his administration, U.S. and allied forces completed the campaign that removed ISIS from the vast majority of territory it once controlled in Iraq and Syria (by 2019).
This significantly reduced ISIS’s ability to operate as a quasi-state.
2. Killing of ISIS leader
In 2019, a U.S. special forces raid led to the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, a major symbolic and operational blow to the group.
3. Increased military pressure
Loosened some rules of engagement, allowing commanders more flexibility in strikes against terrorist targets.
Expanded use of airstrikes and special operations against groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda affiliates.
4. Targeting leadership networks
Approved high-profile operations against key figures linked to militant networks (including Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, which the U.S. framed as counter-terror action, though it remains highly controversial internationally).
5. Pressure on Taliban leading to negotiations
His administration initiated talks with the Taliban, leading to a 2020 agreement aimed at ending the long U.S. war in Afghanistan.
Supporters argue this was a step toward reducing long-term conflict.

05/04/2026

14/03/2026

GOD WILL SEND YOU MIRACLES THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR ENTIRE LIFE IN JESUS NAME

18/02/2026

The truth about Nigerian Muslims is worst than you think.

October 11, 1991, a German evangelist named Reinhard Bonke planned a large Christian crusade in the northern Nigerian city of Kano.

Christians were excited about the event, and the hype was widespread.

Many Muslims did not like this, and they opposed it, believing that Kano belonged to Islam and that Christians should not hold such a crusade there.

Fearing that Christianity was becoming too popular in Kano, members of the so-called "religion of peace" then took to the streets and began rioting.

Within hours, they started lynching innocent Christians, burning their homes, churches, and businesses.

Christian Children, women and men alike.

Christians were lynched, r***d, impaled, butchered, and burned alive.

This targeted violence against Christians continued for days. Many Christian families disappeared, never to be seen again.

Entire Christian neighborhoods became empty, with homes and businesses seized by Muslims after the owners were killed.

However, the time the army finally intervened and stopped the killings, a thousand of Christians were dead, thousands were injured, and hundreds of thousands had been displaced.

The military government underreported the death toll as about 100 to 200, because they were also in support of the killings.

Moreover, survivors and other accounts claim that more than 1000 Christians died about 2000 injured.

These acts were not carried out by Terrorists, they were carried out by everyday Muslims that knew the people they were killing, the type of Muslims you call your friends.

The crusade was canceled, and the victims never received any justice or compensation.

Presently, some of those who carried out the killings, and their children, are online saying that Islam is a religion of peace and accusing others of hating Islam also saying there is no Christians genocide in Nigeria

Their plan is to kill all Christians. But God's vengeance is knocking at their door.

18/01/2026

In this month God will send you a financial helper like a father and mother in Jesus name!