The Mahanaim Project.

Have you ever been in a crowd at a station with everyone having different destinations? You might have arrived there together with a few passengers, but your journeys take a different course the moment the next bus arrives. Some stay for a while and others just continue on their. At the light station of our faith where many people cross paths, we all have different destinations and are coming from various places. In this sermon, the outline of three specific bus stops of most believers are showcased and how to identify where you're coming from, where you are and what your next destination is in the light station.

Ever wondered why Jesus called John, a shining and bright light? Or have you thought of the source of the impact men found in Christ have? I dare to say that, it's because of a measure of flame kindled in their heart by God which serves as that starting point. We all can become bearers of a flame whose light shines brightly to bring an escape to those in darkness. Sit tight, plug in and let the Spirit speak to you this hour... Have a fiery experience.

Ever thought of the two greatest factors that concern oneness, division and unity? In this sermon, the danger of division is painted out, yet a twist as to the blessing of division when synchrony and oneness are at their peak amongst a united front. You can also make time to read my article on the same topic of divided yet one in the link below; https://themahanaim.notion.site/Divided-Yet-One-f33471f64b714cf9822655a8d7e2f6e5?pvs=4

What does it mean for one to undergo an awakening in the Christian faith and how can the so-called awakened believer sustain that new experience? Join through this sermon as I share more light on the topic of being awakened and the life after such an experience... You can also make time to read my article on the same topic of divided yet one in the link below; ⁠https://themahanaim.notion.site/The-Awakening-and-the-Awakened-5be28e2546aa4fa48e2b7f5be058e7a3?pvs=4⁠

A teaching on the relevance of foundations and the concept of sunk cost in our Christian journey at Prayer Chain - KATH. A look at Matthew 7:24-27 and Luke 6:46-49, the characteristics of sensible men who build upon the sure foundation of Christ and how they build on it.

In this podcast episode, the speaker draws parallels between the biblical stories of Jonah and Jesus facing storms, and the personal challenges individuals encounter in life. He emphasizes that even when aligned with God's plan, one may still face difficulties. The speaker discusses the importance of focus during these 'storms', cautioning against allowing distractions or addictions to replace God. He highlights the significance of the phrase "peace be still" in finding tranquility amidst challenges, and stress the necessity of a transformative process, akin to Jonah's whale experience and Jesus' three days in the grave, for personal growth and renewal. The Raging Storm (00:02:45) The speaker discusses the story of Jonah and how he faced a raging storm while going in the opposite direction of God's command. Throwing Overboard the Essentials (00:07:23) The speaker talks about how in times of storms or challenges, we tend to throw aside the important things or gifts that God has given us. Focus on God in the Storm (00:09:38) The speaker emphasizes the importance of focusing on God during difficult times and not letting other things take the place of God in our lives. The Storm and the Cry for Help (00:11:34) The speaker discusses how people facing storms or challenges in their lives often feel worthless and contemplate suicide or suffer from depression. The speaker emphasizes the importance of turning to God and seeking His peace. Going Overboard and Being Transformed (00:12:41) The speaker compares the experiences of Jonah and Jesus, highlighting the need for individuals to align themselves with God's perspective and willingly go through a process of transformation to come out as renewed beings. The Recurring Experience of Peace (00:13:46) The speaker explains that when individuals are outside of God's will and face raging storms, they can awaken God by engaging in communion with Him. He encourages listeners to stay in the process of being refined by the Holy Spirit, knowing that eventually, they will experience the recurring peace of God in their lives.

The greatest fear of our current society is conformity. In the poem, “You are who you are for a reason” by Russel Kelfer, he reveals God’s intent on our identity as originals. So please, don’t…

When our perception of God’s presence becomes unstable, do we ask God or ourselves , “Where are you?” or “Where am I?”.

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