Celestial Update

As much as it looked like I was just reading the 2nd lesson yesterday… it was deeper than that for me.
Because I know where I’m coming from… I know the seasons I’ve had to survive.
Hebrews 11:1–12 is not just scripture—it is a reality I’ve had to lean on.
There were times I didn’t have proof… no clear signs… no guarantees…
but somehow, I kept moving, believing that God had already gone ahead of me.
Standing there yesterday, I wasn’t just reading about faith… I was remembering my own journey with it.
And one thing is clear—if God has brought me this far by faith, then the rest of the journey will still require the same.

He Is Risen — And Today, We Meet with Him in Galilee!

“He is not here: for He is risen, as He said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay… then go quickly and tell His disciples that He is risen from the dead, and behold, He goeth before you into Galilee.” – Matthew 28:6

Today, we don’t just celebrate a resurrection — we respond to an invitation.
An invitation to "meet with Christ in Galilee" — a place of fresh encounters, renewed purpose, and restored hope.

As we enjoy this public holiday, let us:
"Eat with joy, drink with gratitude, rest in His peace, and walk boldly in His victory".
May our hearts burn afresh as we meet the risen Christ and hear His voice again.

HAPPY EASTER, DEAR FRIENDS!
May your Galilee moment bring clarity, healing, and divine direction.

The Mercy of God: A Beacon of Hope

In the pages of the Bible, we find countless stories of individuals who experienced the transformative power of God’s mercy. One such story is that of blind BARTIMAEUS.

Bartimaeus was a man who sat by the roadside, his world shrouded in darkness, begging for help from passersby. But one day, he heard that Jesus of Nazareth was passing by. Desperate for a change, he cried out, "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!" Despite being rebuked by those around him, Bartimaeus persisted, his faith unwavering. And in that moment, Jesus stopped and called him forward. With compassion, Jesus asked what he wanted, and Bartimaeus replied, "Rabbi, I want to see." Moved by his faith, Jesus restored his sight, telling him, "Your faith has made you well."

This story reminds us that God's mercy is always within reach, no matter our situation. Like Bartimaeus, we may face challenges that seem insurmountable, but our cries for mercy never go unheard by God. His love and compassion are boundless, and He is always ready to extend His mercy to those who seek Him with a sincere heart.

As we gather today for the Mercy or Seekers Day service, let us approach God with the same faith that Bartimaeus had. Let us believe that His mercy is available to us, no matter what we are facing. Whether we are seeking healing, guidance, or breakthrough, God's mercy is more than enough to meet our needs.

Come with expectation, come with faith, and let the mercy of God find you today. Just as He did for Bartimaeus, He can turn your situation around and fill your life with His grace and favor. Trust in Him, and let His mercy guide your steps.