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AND IN OUR DAYS JOHN5:35, PSALM 104:4, HEBREWS 12:29 WILL BE A REALITY!

25/05/2026

THANK YOU JESUS.

END OF SEMESTER RETREAT WAS A BIG SUCCESS. 🙏

18/05/2026

What would you do…
if your own words betrayed your faith?

Would you stand by them…
or try to take them back?

Thomas Cranmer faced that moment.

A leader.
A reformer.
A man who once stood boldly for truth.

But when pressure came—
real pressure—

He broke.

Threats. Fear. The weight of death.
It was too much.

So he signed it.

A document.
A denial.

He recanted his beliefs…
just to stay alive.

For a moment, it worked.

But peace never came.

Because something inside him refused to rest.

The same voice he once preached with—
now accused him.

Loudly.

Relentlessly.

He had saved his life…
but lost his integrity.

And he knew it.

So they brought him out again.
One final time.

This was supposed to be his public humiliation.

He would stand before the crowd
and repeat his denial.

Seal his compromise… forever.

But something had changed.

When he began to speak—
the crowd leaned in.

This was the moment.

But instead of repeating his denial…

He shocked them.

“My hand has offended.”

Silence.

The same hand that signed the recantation…
he condemned it openly.

“I reject what I wrote.
I stand with the truth.”

The atmosphere shifted instantly.

This was no longer submission.

This was defiance.

And defiance had a price.

They moved quickly.

No more speeches.
No more chances.

Straight to ex*****on.

The stake was ready.
The fire waiting.

But Cranmer was not the same man anymore.

No fear.
No hesitation.

As the flames were lit—

He did something no one expected.

He stretched his right hand…
into the fire.

Deliberately.

Not by force.
Not by accident.

By choice.

“This hand has offended.”

The fire caught it first.

Burning. Consuming.

And he held it there.

He did not pull back.

He did not cry out.

The hand that once denied the truth—
was the first to face the flames.

Only after that…
did the fire take the rest of him.

The crowd watched in stunned silence.

Because this was not just death.

This was redemption.

Not perfect.
Not clean.

But real.

A man

14/05/2026

The Man Who Kept Preaching After Death

They cut off his head—

but according to the story…
he kept walking.

What kind of witness refuses to fall silent
even after ex*****on?

This is Denis of Paris.

Third-century Rome.

Christianity was dangerous.

To follow Christ was to risk chains, torture, and death.

Into that world came Denis—
not with soldiers,
not with wealth,
not with power.

Only a message.

He traveled into what is now France,
arriving in the Roman settlement of Paris.

The city was filled with pagan temples, emperor worship, and Roman authority.

Denis preached something entirely different:

Jesus Christ—
crucified, risen, and Lord above all.

People listened.

Some believed.

And that became the problem.

Because Rome could tolerate many gods—
but not a faith that refused to worship the emperor.

To the authorities,
Christian devotion sounded like rebellion.

So Denis was arrested.

Brought before Roman officials.
Commanded to renounce Christ.

He refused.

The sentence was death.

He was led to a hill outside the city—
a place later called Montmartre:

“The Mountain of Martyrs.”

There, Denis was beheaded.

And then comes the part of the story
history never forgot.

Christian tradition says that after the sword fell,
Denis rose.

He lifted his severed head into his hands
and began to walk.

Not in silence—

but preaching.

Step after step.
Street after street.

The story says he continued for miles
before finally collapsing.

And where he fell,
a great church would later rise—

the Basilica of Saint-Denis,
future burial place of French kings.

Some see miracle.
Others see symbol.

But the message remains the same:

A body can be executed.

A witness cannot.

Rome stopped his breathing—
but not his testimony.

Because Denis became more than a martyr.

He became a reminder
that truth does not end
where violence begins.

And centuries later,
his story still echoes:

The man they killed—

who would not stop proclaiming Christ.

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13/05/2026

“She kissed the stake as though it were a crown.”

Cicely Ormes, a godly woman of Norwich, suffered death by fire during the cruel reign of Mary I of England for the testimony of Jesus Christ and the truth of His Gospel.

She was no noblewoman, nor famous scholar, but a simple English believer whose conscience could not bow to the doctrines of Rome.

The bishops and priests labored earnestly to turn her from the faith, charging her to return unto the Mass and to acknowledge the corporal presence in the sacrament. Yet Cicely answered plainly that Christ’s body was in heaven, and that salvation rested not in the inventions of men, but in Christ alone.

For this cause she was condemned as a heretic.

Thus she was led forth unto the place of ex*****on at Norwich in the year of our Lord 1557.

Many expected trembling from a woman so gentle in stature. Yet the Lord strengthened her mightily.

When she came unto the stake and saw the wood prepared for her burning, she neither fainted nor cried aloud, but showed a quiet cheerfulness that astonished the beholders.

Foxe records that she embraced the stake and kissed it.

Then, being chained fast, she exhorted the people standing near that they should remain faithful unto the Gospel and not fear the threats of men, for the fire could consume the body only, but not the soul redeemed by Christ.

The torch was then set unto the wood.

And as the flames compassed her about, this faithful servant of God yielded her life with remarkable constancy, sealing the truth with her blood.

Thus died Cicely Ormes, whose body men burned to ashes, yet whose testimony could not be consumed by the fire.

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21/04/2026

Nuggets from Rev'd Michaelight Anjorin ministration.
April edition of the monthly discipleship meeting.
GAM.

22/03/2026

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