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14/06/2026

Hearing by the Word : Part 2, please find the other parts of this series on my page (do note that all scripture references are taken from the New King James Version).

What this all means practically is that we need to have a Heart listening and obeying approach to God. As we study the Word and receive truths and commands from it, we must obey them. Life is a journey. And it involves a lot of problem solving. God’s solution to these problems is for us to use His Word as the foundational text and reference for answers. Hence the reason we need to use it as a stethoscope. One of the main problems in life, found in non-Christians and even immature Christians is the self-centered approach to all things. It is the “cult of the false trinity of Me, Me, Me”. This is the message we find expressed in much of society. And it is a loud message. I can testify to this because before I knew Jesus, even as a young Christian, it was my approach to things. However, as we are exposed and taught the Word and begin to use it to hear the Heart of God and obey His will, a shift occurs. We go from “Me, me, me” to “JC, JC, JC” “Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ”. This is the correct order of doing things, by placing God first. This is the reason Matthew 6:33 tells us : “Seek first the kingdom of heaven and His righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you.” When we live by this principle, we succeed because by placing God first, He provides and aligns all things for us. But to place Him first we must hear Him and obey his commands. God’s guidance is progressive. He leads us one step at a time. This is the reason Psalm 37:23 tells us “The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord and He delights in His way”. The best example of this is the life of Jesus Himself. When He was baptised, God said from heaven “This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased”. We read this in Matthew 3:17. This is because the steps of Jesus were ordered by the Father. And the reason for this is that Jesus read and obeyed the Word. As such He gave us the best example to follow. Greater even than David, Jesus was the best man after God’s own heart. Let us do the same. This statement made in Matthew 3:17 was repeated later in His life because He continued to obey the Father God. We see this in the transfiguration when Jesus’ face shone like the sun and His clothes became as white as light. Shortly after this God said again “This is My Beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased, Hear Him”. Hence it can be said that one of the reaons Jesus shone so brightly in the transfiguration and in his life on Earth in Israel was because of His obedience to the father. In a way, Jesus also used the Word as a stethoscope. Even though this instrument did not exist at the time of Jesus in Israel, the Bible shows us that Jesus lived by the Word. A good example of this is Luke 4:18. In this scripture Jesus read a portion of scripture, mainly Isaiah 61:1 in a synagogue. This is important because it reveals that He was familiar with the Word and based is life on it. And hence, as his body, the church, so should we. Just like Him, we should obey in the same way. Jesus is the embodiment of the Bible, the living Word. Hence, we are called not only to listen to the guidance of the Holy Spirit, but also to the Word. When we do, our steps are ordered so that we hear the heart of God, and this fulfils the love commandments, and we receive good success and please the Father. This is what happens when we use the Word as a stethoscope.

One of the main problems that plagues Christinanit is how few Christians read the Bible. I made the very same mistake for a very long time at the beginning of my Christian life with Christ. It took a long time and a lot of encouragement and even chastisement from God to move me to begin to regularly read the Word. This is one of the main reasons that many Christians are not mature. You cannot know God if you do not know His Word. God leads by His Word. The Holy Spirit uses it to do so. It is His literary mouthpiece. In my life this Word has become indispensable. Like a trained horse I use it to keep a reigning ear to listen to God’s commands. I do my best to read the Word daily, meditate on it and obey it. It is true that there is still room for improvement in my obedience of the Word, but I am on my way to success. What I have learned is that beyond just reading, God wants us to apply his Word as James 1:22-25 tells us, reminding us that we must be doers of the Word. Luke 7:35 tells us that wisdom is justified by all her children. This means that it is only when we receive the results of the application of wisdom that we fully understand it. Hence, we must not simply stop at hearing the Word, we must do it. To fully use the Word as a stethoscope means applying it and doing it and listening to the results that this application produces.

One of the other main problems plaguing society is the confusion of personal and collective identity. Most people, including immature Christians, do not know their identity. This is because they do not know God nor his Word. Using the Word as a stethoscope enables us to understand ourselves. We can hear ourselves because the Word acts as a mirror that reveals who we are and should become. We see this in James 1:23. Identity is important because it is the foundation of destiny. You cannot fulfil your destiny if you do not first know your identity. The knowledge of your identity, your “who” will determine your destiny, your “do” and all the works associated with it. Mastery of the word enables self-understanding. This has become an increasingly evident revelation in my life of late. The Word also allows “debugging” and “error correction” to discover mistakes in all aspects of my life as well as that of the people I encounter as well as the circumstances that I face. I have become increasingly able to understand the true motives for my actions. It has become easier to step down the ladder of understanding myself to know the depth of true motives for my actions. Hence the Word has not only revealed my identity, but the Holy Spirit uses it to help me reveal my past and current mistakes. The Holy Spirit also uses the Word to reveal my future. In addition, the Holy Spirit also used the Word to show me the mindset that I should adopt as well as the numerous solutions to the problems as they came. This has allowed me to understand myself increasingly. For the first time in years, I now have a solid foundational understanding of the Word, God, and based on this wisdom my identity and destiny. I now understand myself deeply. As I mentioned in the previous posts, I am now able to understand people better because the Word reveals the intents of their hearts. On numerous occasions, God has used the Word to help me deal with conflict and deceit. This makes the revelation of the Word timely and practical. The Word is not just a record of history, but when the Holy Spirit uses it in our lives, it becomes applicable for our current contexts. This has proved the power of the timelessness of the Word.

07/06/2026

Hearing by the word (please note that all scriptures are taken from the NKJV version of the Bible)

Greetings good people. In this series of posts we will explore a new set of interpretations of the name of God, “Yeshua”, that has powerful and meaningful practical applications. The name of Jesus is “Yeshua” in Hebrew. Remember that in Colossians 1:15 we are told that Jesus, or Yeshua, is the image of the invisible God. Using this scripture we can conclude that this name can be interpreted as an image. Since this name has meaning for all generations, it means that its interpretations can be done in past as well as current and even future contexts. We will be discussing pertinent interpretations of this name for our current context.

Our interpretation will begin by focusing on the first letter of the name, the letter Y. God revealed to me that as it appears, this letter represents a stethoscope. The definition of a stethoscope is a medical instrument to hear heartbeats, breathing and sounds in the body. It is also used to diagnose patients by doctors. I am sure that all of us have seen one since we have all been examined by doctors.
The reason this revelation is important is because it means that the entire Word is a stethoscope. Basically, this interpretation does not limit itself to the first letter but to the entire name of Yeshua. Furthermore, since we know that Jesus is the Word, it means that it applies to the entire Word. We can see this as follows. Recall that Romans 10:17 tells us “ So then faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God. Let us focus on the second part of this scripture: “hearing by the Word of God”. This means that as Christians we are meant to interpret all the wisdom we learn through scripture. Of course, the first application of this truth is to understand the Bibe itself. As one of my former pastors told me to confirm this revelation: “the Bible interprets the Bible”. This means that the Bible is a self-explanatory work. It is complete in this way. This meaning of the Bible is found in the Bible. It is true that we need inspired teachers as well as the Holy Spirit to understand it. However, both will use the Bible to interpret itself.

One of the most important aspects of this revelation is because of what a stethoscope primarily listens to: the heart. God wants us to be men after his own heart, meaning men who value him above all things. People who listen to his heart. A good example of this is the well-known King David. Other successful men of God also demonstrated the same approach. Davis is considered the greatest king who ever lived after Jesus because of this very approach. This should encourage us to do the same.

Christianity and the Word can be summed up in the two love commandments which we are meant to obey. These two commandments are: “you shall love the Lord with all your heart, with all your mind and with all your strength.” The second is : “You shall love your neighbour as yourself”. To successfully obey these commandments, we first need to be able to listen to God, our fellow men and then ourselves. This is precisely what mastery of the stethoscope of the Word allows us to do. One of the benefits of this approach is found in Hebrews 4:12 which tells us: “For the Word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joint and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart”.

The first thing that mastery of the Word and its usage as a stethoscope reveal is the intent of God’s heart, his will. God’s will is found in his Word. This is the reason Romans 12:2 tells us: “ And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is good and acceptable and perfect will of God”. This is a profound scripture because it is the key to our success as Christians and the fulfilment of destiny. To fulfil destiny is to fulfil the love commandments which means obeying God’s will and this will is His Word. This is the reason we read in Joshua 1:8 “This book of the law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall meditate in it day and night, that you may observe to do according to all that is written in it. For then you will make you way prosperous, and then you will have good success.”

Hence, by using the Word as a stethoscope we first hear and are then able to obey it. Secondly as Hebrews 4:12 showed us the Word can reveal the intents of the heart. We are called to serve our fellow men and place their interests above our own, hence the format of the second love commandment. Please note that it begins with “love your neighbour”. This means that others come first. True Christianity is exemplified in service to others first and thus selflessness. But to properly serve others we need to understand them. As Hebrews 4:12 reveals, mastery of the Word enables us to know the intents of the heart of those we are serving. There is also another important dimension: conflict. Not everybody we approach will be friendly. We will always have enemies. As Christians, our position is in the kingdom of Jesus, opposed to the kingdom of satan. This means that we are at war with this evil. Hence until we die or Jesus comes back, we must recognise this truth. Therefore, it is important for us to discern the disposition and intents of the hearts of those we approach, whether friends or foe. Hence the importance of the Word as a stethoscope because it reveals the truth about their hearts. The reason the Word can do this is found in John 1:3 and Colossian 1:16. John 1:3 tells us that “All things were made through Him, and without Him, nothing was made that was made”. Colossians 1:16 tells us “For by Him all things were created that are in heaven and that are on Earth, visible or invisible whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers. All things were created through Him and for Him”. Hence since all things were created by for and through Jesus as the Word, it can be understood that their purpose can only be explained by this very Word. In John 14:26 God tells us that the Holy Spirit will teach us all things. What is true is that He will use the Word as this main tool for doing so. In John 14:6 Jesus reveals that He is the truth. Hence using all these scriptures, we understand that God will reveal the truth to us about what we need to know through the usage of this Word as stethoscope which is all truth.

05/04/2026

“He is risen…”

Greetings good people. Today, throughout the world, Christians are celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This event, together with the crucifixion, is one of the greatest of our faith. I have already discussed some of the most important reasons for the crucifixion and death of Christ in my previous post. In this post, I will discuss the benefits of his resurrection. Please note that most of the insights for this post come from today’s sermon given at Gate of Life church by my pastor Jean Noel Gahie. (Please also note that all the scripture references are taken from the New King James version of the Bible).

The first conclusion we can draw from the resurrection is Jesus’ triumph over death. In Revelation 1:18 he says “I am He who lives, and was dead, and behold, I am alive forever more. Amen. And I have the keys of Hades and of Death”. This means that Jesus triumphed over death. This point is crucial. Up until his resurrection the biggest obstacle ever encountered by any human being was death. No matter the power of persons, sooner or later, they would encounter death. Because Jesus is not dead but still alive, it means that he continues to rule creation and thus our very lives. This means that we serve a living God. The beauty of this victory is that by believing in him, we too can share in the same victory, which is one of the greatest blessings of humanity.

Romans 8:37 tells us “Yet in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.” This declaration applies even more to Christ because he is the greatest conqueror, the first to conquer death.

The second consequence of the resurrection is our new identity. We can now be children of God.

The third consequence is that God gives us eternal life. In the Old Testament no one had eternal life, but by believing in Christ we now have eternal life as we read in John 6:47 : “Most assuredly, I say to you, he who believes in Me has everlasting life.” This eternal life is a grace that no unbeliever has. It is the best life that any person can have, entailing guidance by and eternal communion with Jesus, and life within the context of his church. This eternal life is called the Zoe.

The fourth consequence is that we are justified by the resurrection. We read this in Romans 4:24-25 “but also for us. It shall be imputed to us who believe in Him who raised up Jesus our Lord from the dead, who was delivered up because of our offenses, and was raised because of our justification.” The meaning of justification is that we are declared righteous by God. Righteousness means to be seen as morally right in the eyes of God. Of our own this is impossible but only achievable through faith in God. Hence the resurrection enables this justification.

The fifth reason Jesus rose was to confirm our redemption. Hebrews 9:12 “Not with the blood of goats and calves, but with His own blood He entered the Most Holy Place once for all, having obtained eternal redemption.” This means that Jesus paid for our freedom to the slavery of sin with his own blood.

All of this is simply amazing. We can now understand why the Bible says in 1: 16 “And of His fullness we have all received, and grace for grace.” Not only did just grant us the mercy of forgiveness for our sins and escape from the punishment of these sins which was hell, but he also grants us the free grace of being children of God, a new identity, eternal life as well as redemption. We did not deserve this in any way. One of the problems in modern Christianity is how cheaply people consider this grace that Jesus offers. I am the first to admit that I made that mistake in the past. I did not appreciate that it cost him his very life and he had to endure the crucifixion for it. Let us not make that mistake but make the most of it. This precious grace that he has given us must not be wasted in any way. As Peter so well wrote in 2 Peter 3:17-18: “You therefore, beloved, since you know this beforehand, beware lest you also fall from your own steadfastness, being led away with the error of the wicked; but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” God has granted us this grace and called us to grow in it. Let us be wise to do so.

03/04/2026

“The glorious necessity of the cross” (Please note that all scripture references are taken from the New King James version of the Bible).

Greetings good people. Today, all over the world, we Christians are celebrating “Good Friday”. This is the celebration of the crucifixion of Jesus just over 2000 years ago. This is one of the most important events in our history. The Bible tells us in John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.” It through this death that Jesus gave his life for all humanity and saved all those who would later believe in him, including current believers like you and I. As John 3:16 correctly declares, the gift of Jesus’ life, and especially his crucifixion, saved all believers in Christ.

There are three reasons that the crucifixion was necessary: propitiation, reconciliation and redemption. Let us first look at Propitiation. 1 John 2:2 tells us “ And He Himself is the propitiation for our sins, and not for ours only but also for the whole world.” Propitiation means that because of the sin of man, God’s wrath was meant to be unleashed on every living human being. This meant eternal punishment in hell. Jesus’ sacrifice quelled this anger that should have befallen each of us. Instead, Jesus experienced the punishment for our sins which was the anger that God had due to all this sin. Hence Jesus did not suffer for a few hours on the cross, but in truth endured an eternity of suffering, the eternity of the wrath that God had rightfully reserved for every person on Earth.

Let us now look at reconciliation. 1 Peter 3:18 tells us: “ For Christ also suffered once for sins, the just for the unjust, that He might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh but made alive by the Spirit,” Because of Adam’s sin in the garden, there was a break in the fellowship between man and God. Even in Old Testament times, before the incarnation of Jesus, there was a limit to the relationship between man and God. The crucifixion restored the fullness of the relationship between man and God. This was symbolised by the tearing of the veil, the temple curtain of the “holy of holies”, the most sacred part of the temple in the Old Testament in Israel, at the time of Christ’s death. This meant that from that time, every believer had direct access to the throne of God through Jesus Christ because of his crucifixion.

The third element is the redemption. Colossians 1:13-14 says “He has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed us into the kingdom of the Son of His love, in whom we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins.” To redeem is to buy back. Humanity was lost to sin, but Jesus paid the debt we owed to God, purchasing the sum of mankind with his blood. In Genesis, we read that Abel was murdered by Cain and that his “blood of Abel speaks”. Well, Hebrews 12:24 reveals that the blood of Jesus still speaks and due to the crucifixion, it speaks better than the blood of Abel because it speaks of the redemption of all humanity that it effected. Hence the crucifixion saved us all who believe from the penalty and punishment of hell.

As a result of the crucifixion, the cross becomes the beginning of the life of the Christian. It is because of Jesus’ death that every Christian who believes has eternal life. The crucifixion was the greatest serenade in history. The church is called the bride of Christ. In Zephaniah 3:17 we are told “…He will rejoice over you with singing.”, meaning that Jesus will sing for his people. The crucifixion was Jesus’ serenade to mankind, his call to become part of his bride.

Another blessing of the cross is that because of this, we now have eternal life. This means that beyond just escaping hell, we have entry into divine destiny. God has a divine purpose for each of us to fulfil. In John 19:30 we read that Jesus’ last words on were “It is finished” because in dying, in addition to all the works he accomplished before the cross, he fulfilled his purpose on earth. Jesus paid for all our lives with his, hence we too must seek him as our guide in our lives so that when our existence comes to an end, we too can have fully accomplished our God ordained purposes.
We now come to a very important topic: persecution. Of the revelations of Christianity is the necessity for persecution in the life of every believer. This is part of the suffering that we all must experience. The bible reveals that this persecution enables us to share in the suffering of Jesus on the cross. We read this in Philippians 1:29 “For to you it has been granted on behalf of Christ, not only to believe in Him, but also to suffer for His sake”.The Bible further teaches that if we want to share in the resurrection blessing of Christ, we must first share in his suffering, hence endure the pain of persecution. We read this in Romans 8:17 “ and if children, then heirs—heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ, if indeed we suffer with Him, that we may also be glorified together.” Many people, make the initial mistake that life in Christ only means blessing but the mature will clearly learn that it includes persecution and suffering. However, this is not negative, because persecution is suffering for Jesus by sharing his pain on the cross which is one of the greatest blessings.

We live in a world filled with increasing darkness. The beauty of Christianity is that we can receive eternal life form Christ, the best possible life filled with his light, because he is light, as is revealed in John 1:4 and thus have him as our daily guide, through the indwelling presence of his Holy Spirit. The Bible reveals that Christianity is a life of love. Love is the meaning of life. Hence the call of Jesus for every believer to obey the two love commandments that sum up the Bible in Matthew 22:37. Ephesians 5:16 tells us: “ See then that you walk circumspectly, not as fools but as wise, redeeming the time, because the days are evil.” When we accept this call to live in this loving manner, we fulfil our lives in Christ and obey this scripture because we make the wise choice. Exodus 15:2 tells us that: “The Lord is my strength and my song…”. This means that since Christ is also life, as we read in John 1:4, that the life of Christ is the greatest harmony. Hence by obeying the call to live by loving, we will live the Christ ordained lives that become great harmonies.

Now that the necessity and benefits of the crucifixion has been revealed, the challenge to each of us who believe is to continue to do this daily for the rest of our lives. For those of you who don’t , this is a call to become a believer. Don’t delay, do it today, do it now.

28/03/2026

The Great Conversation and the Great Unification and Perfection.

This is the second of a two part series. Please refer to my page for the first part (Please note that all scripture references are taken from the New King James translation of the Bible).

Doing all five of these is not an easy task and requires much effort. However it is necessary because the unity of the church is at stake. Since God is with us, we can rely on his help to implementing these five solutions. Additionally to fulfil this requires conversation with God. This is the reason He said in Isaiah 1:18 “…Come let us reason together…”. God is available to talk to us and guide us. This is one of the main reasons he has been revealing himself to mankind since the beginning of humanity. It is from our intimacy and personal relationship with him that he can lead us into agreement with him, and even beyond when we disagree, to reconciliation. This is important because once the church becomes a united body, it will acquire the power of holy synergy that will enable it to fulfil its collective destiny. One of the things that it will be able to fulfil then is : The Great Commission. The Great Commission is the Call that Jesus made to preach his gospel, his good news and message of salvation of the Word to all mankind. This fulfilment of The Great Commission will then lead to the return of the Messiah: Jesus Christ.

The beauty of this era is that once we resolve our disagreements with each other, and even while we do, we can embark on the conversation between different parts of the global church and thus coordinate a global move of the church. This means that Isaiah 1:18 is no longer is just a reality between us and God, but a potent truth for the global church. Hence “The Great Conversation” will be the catalyst to the great unification and perfection of the church prophesies in Ephesians 5:25-27 “ Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ also loved the church and gave Himself for her, that He might sanctify and cleanse her with the washing of water by the word, 27 that He might present her to Himself a glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing, but that she should be holy and without blemish.”

God revealed to me that this “Great Conversation” has begun through the numerous local revivals as well as recent local and global gatherings of the church in the past years and months. In addition, over social media, we see numerous influential voices contributing to this “Great Conversation” that will lead to the “Great Unification and perfection of the church". YouTube channels such as Trackstarz, The CBN Network, TBN: The Trinity Broadcasting Network, “What do you meme?”, “Daily Dose of wisdom” and many others. God is raising up an army of believers, no longer divided but increasingly united and contributing to this “Great conversation”. As Philippians 1:16 confirms: “He who began a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ”. God has begun this work in the church and will complete it. The question to you is: “Will you join him?” Only you can decide. Choose wisely.

22/03/2026

The Great Conversation and the Great Unification and Perfection. This is the first of a two part series. (Please note that all scripture references are taken from the New King James translation of the Bible).

Greetings good people. The Lord Jesus revealed something very powerful this week. It is true that as humanity, we have now entered the 4th industrial revolution. Yet, there is a new era that we have entered that many people have encountered but none has explicitly and specifically mentioned: “The era of The Great Conversation”. This is because for the first time in history it is possible and often easy for any two or more people, no matter the geographical separation between them to converse. This era has a great consequence for the body of Christ, the church, that God has revealed to me to be “The Great Conversation”. I will fully discuss this topic in an upcoming podcast that I have already prepared. However I will use this post to give a summary of this revelation.

As teenagers and even adults, as I am sure that many of you reading this post are, it is evident that the world is divided along many lines: political, racial, classes and even religious. The sad truth is that this division extends to the church, the body of Christ. Five of the main reasons for this division are:
1) The attacks of the enemy satan and his kingdom on the church
2) The misunderstanding of the Bible
3) The misunderstanding of the Holy Spirit
4) Disagreements with God.
5) Disagreements between members of the church.
What God has revealed to me is that if we agree on the usage of the same Bible, then the revelation of this text by the Holy Spirit will be the same and thus unite us. Furthermore, Christianity is based on the two love commandments:
a) You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.’
b) You shall love your neighbour as yourself.’
Colossians 3:14 in the Bible tells us “But above all put on love, which is the bond of perfection”. Hence the conclusion that we can draw from these scriptures is that the true practice of love can only lead to unity, and thus this should be what we see in the church because its members are meant to live both these commandments and thus fulfil Colossians 3:14. This is the reason Jesus says in John 17:11 :” Now I am no longer in the world, but these are in the world, and I come to You. Holy Father, keep through Your name those whom You have given Me, that they may be one as We are.” This scripture is a prayer that Christ made before his crucifixion, emphasising the importance of the unity of the church.

To remedy the four problems that cause division in the church we must do the following:
1) to overcome satan we must engage in spiritual warfare.
2) To correct the misunderstanding of the Bible we must make use of the right Bible and be taught by true teachers as well ensure we are guided by the Holy Spirit who interprets the Bible for us.
3) We must test the spirit that guides us to make sure that it is the Holy Spirit.
4) When we have satisfied the three points above, we must completely surrender to God. This also means understanding that even when we cannot fully comprehend his decisions, he can be trusted because He is the God of truth and love. Hence even when he acts in a way that seems difficult to accept, we must have the maturity to surrender to him. Even though we may not have peace in the short term, the benefit of surrender to his guidance will always be greater and long-term peace and success.
5) Since God is our Father, as much as is possible He will lead us to reconciliation between his children because God wants unity. Hence, disagreements and division between members are often signs that we refuse or reject his guidance because he will not give us a divisive message.

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