Message With Love International

23/05/2026

The Tickler Of The Ear ( Just A Reminder)

The Tickler is the false teacher who cares nothing for what God wants and everything for what people want. They are people-pleasers rather than God-pleasers. Paul thought of them as the ear-tickler: “ For a time is coming when people will no longer listen to sound and wholesome teaching. They will follow their own desires and will look for teachers who will tell them whatever their itching ears want to hear. They will reject the truth and chase after myths.” (2 Timothy 4:3–4).

The Tickler craves popularity and praise from the world. To maintain their follower’s respect, they preach only the parts of the Bible they deem acceptable. Therefore, they speak much of happiness but little of sin, much of heaven but nothing of hell. They give the hearer only what they want to hear. These demon-control speakers only preach a partial gospel, which is no gospel at all.

In closing, beloveth, please take time out for the Word of God, devote time to study, and seek out the full counsel of God’s will for your life. Never compromise the truth and be careful who you are following. The apostle Paul made a powerful statement: follow me as I follow Christ. Beloveth, when men and women stop following the Word of Truth, we must stop following their seducing speech, which causes worldly ways of compromising. Don’t let your emotions run away with you. God bless you and continue to stand for the truth.

Living The Victorious Life, God's Way!
Message With Love International
Percy L Craine

19/05/2026

Not all storms come to disrupt your life. Some storms are there to clear your path.

18/05/2026

15/05/2026

Correcting Others Through Love. How to Judge Rightly. A Must Watch!

13/05/2026

“The Power to Correct Others Begins With Correcting Yourself."

12/05/2026

“Hindrance to Making the Right Judgment Call – Fear & Misunderstanding”

Have you ever hesitated to speak truth or correct someone because of Matthew 7:1 — “Judge not, lest you be judged”?

Many believers shy away from godly discernment out of fear or a misunderstanding of Scripture.

But here’s the truth: Biblical judgment isn’t about condemnation—it’s about discernment rooted in love and truth. It means seeing clearly through God’s Word, confronting sin humbly, and helping others grow, not tear them down.

In this teaching, we’ll break down how fear and misinterpretation can hinder us from making righteous decisions—and how to walk boldly in the kind of judgment that honors God.

09/05/2026

🌺💖 Happy Mother's Day! 💖🌺

Today, we celebrate the divine gift of motherhood, a sacred journey filled with love, sacrifice, and boundless grace. Whether you're cradling a precious newborn in your arms, guiding your children with wisdom and compassion, or carrying the memory of a beloved mother in your heart, this day is for you.

As we honor mothers and mother figures worldwide, let us remember the profound example of love set forth by our Heavenly Father. He is the ultimate source of comfort, strength, and nurturing care, guiding us through every season of life with unwavering love.

To all the moms-to-be, eagerly awaiting the arrival of their little miracles, may you feel the gentle presence of God's hand upon you, guiding you through each precious moment of anticipation. Your journey of motherhood has already begun, and His divine grace will sustain you every step of the way.

For those who are walking this day with a sense of loss, missing the embrace of a mother who has passed away, may you find solace in the comforting arms of our Heavenly Father. He is near to the brokenhearted, and His love surrounds you like a warm embrace, bringing peace to your weary soul.

And to those who carry the scars of a childhood without a nurturing mother's love, know that you are seen, you are valued, and you are deeply loved by a Heavenly Father who knows you by name. His love is unfailing, His grace is unending, and His arms are always open wide to nurture you with love of healing and strength.

Today, let us honor the mothers in our lives with acts of love, kindness, and gratitude. Take a moment to reach out to a mom who has touched your life, whether it's with a heartfelt message, a phone call, or a simple gesture of appreciation. Let us reflect the love of our Heavenly Father by extending grace, forgiveness, and compassion to all those around us.

May this Mother's Day be a reminder of God's enduring love for each and every one of us, and may His presence fill your hearts with peace, joy, and overflowing love.

With blessings and love,
Percy & Mary Ann & the Message With Love International Family 💕🙏

08/05/2026

What are the steps I need to take before correcting someone?

Before you correct someone, there are some important steps you need to take first. Too many people rush to speak without examining their own hearts, and instead of bringing healing, they end up causing more damage. Correction is not just about pointing out what is wrong—it’s about restoring, helping, and leading someone closer to the truth in love.

In this teaching, we are going to walk through the steps every believer should take before correcting another person. Are you speaking from love or frustration? Are you trying to restore them or prove a point? Have you prayed about the situation, checked your own life, and sought wisdom from God first?

Jesus warned us about judging hypocritically, yet He also taught us the importance of righteous judgment. There is a right way and a wrong way to correct others. When correction is done with humility, grace, and truth, it can bring conviction, healing, and restoration. But when it is done in pride, anger, or self-righteousness, it can push people further away from God.

So get ready as we open the Word of God and learn how to correct others in a way that honors Christ, protects relationships, and reflects the heart of God.

06/05/2026

Continuation of Part 2 — “Don’t Judge”

Many people misunderstand what the Bible teaches about judging others. Some believe all judging is wrong, while others use judgment harshly without love or wisdom. But the truth is this:

Judging can be either harmful or healthy depending on how it is done and why it is done.

Righteous judgment is not about condemning people, attacking others, or acting self-righteous. It is about discerning truth, protecting what is right, correcting in love, and helping others walk closer with God.

When done biblically, righteous judgment can bring conviction, healing, accountability, wisdom, protection, and spiritual growth. But when done through pride, hypocrisy, anger, or selfish motives, it damages people and misrepresents Christ.

This teaching will help you understand the difference between condemnation and correction… between criticism and discernment… between human opinion and God’s truth.

The world says, “Don’t judge me.”
But Jesus said to judge righteous judgment.

It’s time for the body of Christ to understand the difference.

Join me throughout this week as we continue this powerful teaching and allow God’s Word to transform the way we think, speak, and represent Him before others.

06/05/2026

Before we continue diving deeper into end-time prophecy this week, we need to pause and revisit something foundational—something that will shape how you hear, understand, and apply every truth that follows.

Let’s talk about judging.

Not the kind the world accuses you of… but the kind God actually commands.

Because here’s the reality: much of the New Testament isn’t just about what’s coming—it’s about how we are called to live right now as representatives of Christ. And if we misunderstand this area, we risk either becoming harsh and condemning… or passive and compromising.

So what does it truly mean to judge righteously?
How do you stand firm in truth while still walking in love?
And what do you do when people say:

“You’re being judgmental.”
“Stop condemning me.”
“Only God can judge me.”

This week’s teaching is going to challenge some mindsets… but more importantly, it’s going to align your heart with God’s Word.

If you’re serious about walking in truth, growing in discernment, and representing Christ the right way, this is for you.

Get ready. Come with an open heart. Let the Word reshape your perspective and strengthen your walk throughout this week.

04/05/2026

Yesterday, I had the privilege of speaking at Forever Blessed Ministry, and I am truly grateful to Pastor Joshua for the opportunity to share what the Lord has placed on my heart.

Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve been walking through a teaching on the Holy Spirit. In part one, we focused on His presence—understanding who He is and the power He brings into the life of every believer. It was a reminder that the Holy Spirit is not distant or abstract, but present, personal, and active within us.

As I came in yesterday, my intention was to continue into the operation and gifts of the Holy Spirit. But as the time unfolded, the direction shifted. Instead, we leaned into something foundational—how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live a holy life.

Using Romans 8:1–14 as our anchor, we explored what it truly means to walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit. This is where real transformation happens. The Holy Spirit is not only given to comfort or to manifest gifts, but to lead us into a life that reflects Christ—free from condemnation, empowered to overcome sin, and aligned with the will of God.

This message is so important because many believers desire victory, but don’t always realize that the power to live that victorious life is already within them through the Holy Spirit. Holiness is not something we strive to produce in our own strength—it is something the Spirit produces in us as we yield to Him daily.

I’m thankful for the openness of the people, the presence of God in the room, and the continued opportunity to teach and grow together. I believe this is just the beginning of a deeper understanding of what it truly means to live led by the Spirit.

Looking forward to what God will continue to reveal in the days ahead.