REVELATION BRINGS CONVICTION
No doubt, the Easter Sunday of 1st April, 2018 served as a turning point in the lives of the people as they converged to commemorate the resurrection of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ! Indeed, the significance of Easter was made manifest as the resurrection power flowed through the congregation and those things that had been in a state of disuse were brought back to life – crutches were thrown away, garments of captivity were dropped, yokes of many years were broken!
The message given by Prophet T.B. Joshua titled, Revelation Brings Conviction was one that called for a sober reflection on the very purpose of our existence – to think, talk, act and plan with God. “You can’t call the name, Jesus without being led by the Holy Spirit. The name, Jesus of Nazareth must be revealed to you by revelation” Prophet T.B. Joshua said, making reference to the Book of 1 Corinthians 12:3 which says, “Therefore I want you to know that no one who is speaking by the Spirit of God says, “Jesus be cursed,” and no one can say, “Jesus is Lord,” except by the Holy Spirit”.
According to the Man of God, revelation brings conviction and conviction brings real movement. By real movement, we mean, when we step, power steps. You can’t separate Christianity from power, he said. Prophet T.B. Joshua also expatiated on the area of success and greatness which he affirmed is not about our weaknesses, faults or pitfalls. Rather, it is about what Jesus did for us at the Cross. He made us fit for God which in essence means that our past is over. Our sins have been forgiven. If your sin has been forgiven, you can imagine what follows.
In a final note of warning, Prophet T.B. Joshua stressed that God does not want us to succeed financially and lose our children to drugs, militants or the world. According to him, our children are part of our blessing. If one is faulty, all is faulty.
In an earlier message titled, The Revealing Word Of God, Evangelist Racine spoke on the absolute truthfulness of God’s Word which says that Jesus Christ, the Righteous One, is the atoning sacrifice of our sins. By His blood, the most precious commodity in the history of mankind, Jesus has brushed aside our unworthy past and brought us to the very presence of the Father without any sense of unworthiness. He further explained that our redemption does not call for our personal effort but to have a look of faith to the Cross, where Jesus conquered death and gave us victory, where Jesus conquered our past and gave birth to our future.
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