Throughout the month of June, our series on “Divine Manifestation by Holiness,” has taken us on a journey of understanding the connection between a holy life and the manifestation of God’s power. We have been emphatically reminded that holiness is not merely about outward conduct, but about becoming vessels through whom God reveals Himself. We have learnt how holiness releases divine power, shapes practical righteousness, and prepares the Church to reflect Christ’s character. A life surrendered to God moves beyond simply seeking His presence to carrying His glory. The greatest highlight is this: Holiness transforms believers from people who seek God’s presence into people who carry His glory. The world is waiting for the manifestation of the sons and daughters of God, believers whose lives reveal His nature, power, and love. May we continue to walk in holiness and become true expressions of God’s kingdom on earth. Amen.
28.06.2026
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LifeNews met with Mrs Janet Wilfred who will be reaching another milestone as she clocks 50 on July 13 2026. Here is the excerpt of the interview. Q. What are you most proud of from your first 50 years? A. I am most proud of God's faithfulness in preserving me throughout these years. I thank Him that both my family and I are in good health. Q. Who has had the biggest influence on your life? A. My mother had the greatest influence on my life. May her soul rest in peace. She shaped my character and helped make me the woman I am today. Q. What does being part of this community mean to you? A. It means everything to me because it gave me hope. It showed me that I could still enjoy life, be happy, and live life to the fullest. It also gave me the confidence to keep moving forward without being afraid of what the future holds. Q. What is your favourite community memory? A. One of my favourite memories is participating in the community exercise sessions with the Life Ladies. I also enjoy serving in the kitchen and cleaning teams. Being actively involved in the church and serving alongside others brings me great joy. Q. What are you most excited about in the next decade? A. I am most excited about becoming a graduate. It is a personal goal that I am determined to achieve. Q. What does "50" mean to you? A. To me, 50 represents gold, success, and joy. Since joining the church, I have seen God help me succeed in ways I never imagined. I am deeply grateful to Him, and I believe my journey will continue to move upward and forward in Jesus' name. Q. What's your personal motto for the years ahead? A. My personal motto is found in Psalm 18:1–6, a passage that continually reminds me to trust in God's strength, protection, and faithfulness. We wish Mrs Janet Wilfred a happy 50th birthday celebration.
27.06.2026
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Victory Praise Night which took place on 26 June was a a beautiful worship experience. Drawing from the account of Michal despising King David's wholehearted worship (2 Samuel 6:16), Pastor David described "Michal" as anything that mocks or undermines a person's faith. This includes voices of doubt, discouragement, criticism, and negativity that suggest one's worship, obedience, or service to God is in vain. He encouraged believers to confront these "Michals" with the same unwavering resolve that David demonstrated. The pastor explained that in the Old Testament, the Ark of the Covenant symbolised God's tangible presence among His people and had to be physically carried and positioned for worship. In contrast, under the New Covenant, believers are temples of the Holy Spirit, and God's presence is manifested as His people worship and praise Him. Following the successful return of the Ark to Jerusalem, David offered burnt offerings and fellowship offerings before the Lord, danced with all his might, and blessed the assembled people. He distributed bread, meat, and raisin cakes to everyone present—symbols of strength, vitality, and sweetness. Pastor David emphasised that wholehearted worship, sacrificial devotion, and obedience to God are followed by divine blessing, bringing strength for the journey, renewed vitality, and the sweetness of God's favour. He further taught that God will vindicate those who remain faithful despite ridicule. Every "silent voice" of doubt, condemnation, or mockery—whether from others or from within—must be rejected. Referring to David's declaration that he would become "even more undignified" in worship yet be honoured by those Michal despised (2 Samuel 6:22), Pastor David encouraged believers to remain humble and steadfast, assuring them that God is able to exalt those who faithfully honour Him, even in the face of criticism.
Introduction In Today’s world, technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace. Among the most transformative inventions of our time is Artificial Intelligence (AI), a technology capable of analysing large volumes of data, automating tasks, generating content and assisting people in making informed decisions with ease. While AI continues to transform industries, businesses, education, healthcare, and communication, many Christians are asking an important question: Can believers use AI in a way that honours God and advances His Kingdom in a secular environment? The answer is yes. When used wisely and ethically, AI can become a valuable tool that enables Christians to increase their impact positively, improve their productivity, and serve God more effectively. Like any tool, AI is neither inherently good nor evil; its value depends on how it is used. Just as God has allowed humanity to develop books, computers, vehicles, and the Internet to accomplish various tasks, AI can also be utilised to fulfill God's purposes in our homes, workplaces, ministries, and communities. I have used AI to excel at my workplace and manage tasks more effectively. The Bible refers to an excellent spirit in Daniel 6:3, which distinguished Daniel from his counterparts. The ability to use technology such as artificial intelligence while involving God’s guidance would create an excellent spirit in you that your colleagues and superiors will identify, in the way you carry out your tasks. I have observed that this has positively impacted my career growth and improved my productivity. In my research and communication with brethren within Christendom, I have observed that the challenge for Christians is not whether to use AI, but how to use it responsibly while maintaining dependence on God, biblical values, and spiritual discernment without deviation from Christian values. In today's secular environment, people keep struggling with how to manage the negative impact of AI, which could be misused for plagiarism, misinformation, deception, and unethical decision-making, compromising moral values. As Christians, we are called to exercise wisdom, self-control, and discernment in our use of Artificial Intelligence. However, believers can manage its potential negative impacts while maximising its benefits for God's glory and the service of others. AI as a Tool for Stewardship God has entrusted humanity with stewardship responsibility. Stewardship involves wisely managing the resources, talents, opportunities, and time God has given us. Time is one of our most valuable resources, which humanity must manage judiciously. Many professionals spend hours performing repetitive tasks such as writing reports, organising data, scheduling meetings, responding to emails, and conducting research. AI can automate or simplify many of these activities, enabling Christians to use their time more effectively. By reducing administrative burdens, believers can devote more attention to strategic thinking, mentoring others, innovation, prayer, family responsibilities, and ministry opportunities. In this sense, AI becomes a stewardship tool that helps maximise the gifts and opportunities God has provided. Every Christian who wants to be effective in this generation must learn how to use AI as stewardship for kingdom advancement. According to Apostle Paul in Ephesians 5:15–16 (NIV) - "Be very careful, then, how you live - not as unwise but as wise... making the most of every opportunity." God's Desire for Excellence The Scriptures consistently teach believers to pursue excellence in all their endeavours. The Bible says, "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord." Christian service extends beyond church activities; it includes our professional responsibilities, businesses, studies, leadership roles, and everyday interactions. The prophet Daniel provides a powerful example of excellence. Daniel distinguished himself among government officials because he possessed an exceptional spirit, wisdom, and integrity. His commitment to excellence opened doors of influence and enabled him to serve effectively in leadership positions. Today, AI can help Christians pursue similar excellence by enhancing efficiency, improving decision-making, and freeing time for higher value activities. When used properly, AI allows believers to focus more energy on creativity, leadership, ministry, relationships, and service. Leveraging AI in the Workplace Christians are called to be salt and light in the workplace. Excellence often creates opportunities for influence, credibility, and leadership. AI can assist professionals in numerous ways, but I will dwell on these two major ways AI can influence us in the workplace: Enhancing Productivity AI powered tools can help draft reports, summarise documents, analyse trends, organise projects, and streamline communication. This allows employees to complete tasks more efficiently while maintaining high-quality standards. Modern AI systems can process large amounts of information quickly, identifying patterns and insights that might otherwise be overlooked. Leaders can use these insights to make informed decisions that benefit their organisations and stakeholders. In reference to Genesis 39: 2-3, the bible gave an account of Joseph’s productivity, which was anchored in his integrity and faith, working as if directly serving God rather than human masters. AI can recommend learning resources, explain complex topics, and provide personalized guidance for professional development. Christians who embrace lifelong learning position themselves for greater effectiveness and influence. Strengthening Problem-Solving Many workplace challenges require creativity and analytical thinking. AI can assist by generating ideas, exploring alternatives, and providing relevant information that supports problem-solving efforts. When Christians combine technological tools with wisdom, integrity, and prayer, they become more effective ambassadors of Christ within their professions. "And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus." — Colossians 3:17. (To be continued next month).
27.06.2026
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 Dear friends, 

I am pleased to introduce LifeNews to you again this month. I am very hopeful you will find the contents both uplifting and informative. 

The final four messages in the Divine Manifestation by Holiness series progressively revealed how holiness moves believers from personal transformation to spiritual authority, corporate revival, and ultimately eternal glory. Together, they demonstrate that holiness is not merely a moral requirement but the pathway through which God manifests His presence, power, and purpose in and through His people. 

 The sixth message established that holiness is the foundation of true spiritual authority. In a world that seeks power, influence, and impact, Scripture teaches that genuine authority cannot be separated from holiness. Spiritual authority is the God-given ability to represent His will, exercise dominion over spiritual forces, and produce divine results. Such authority is sustained through intimacy with God, obedience to His Word, humility, and a sanctified life. Holiness transforms believers from passive observers into active participants in God’s kingdom agenda, ensuring that spiritual power remains stable, effective, and God-honouring. 

 Building on this, the seventh message focused on practical righteousness and holiness in everyday living. Holiness must extend beyond doctrine and spiritual encounters into daily conduct, influencing thoughts, words, decisions, and relationships. Believers do not pursue holy living in order to become holy; rather, they live holy lives because they have already been made holy through Christ. 

As they consistently walk in the Spirit, reject the works of the flesh, and embrace intentional transformation, God’s presence becomes a continual reality, resulting in sustained divine manifestation through everyday obedience. 

The eighth message expanded the focus from individual believers to the corporate body of Christ. God’s manifestation is not limited to individuals; He also reveals Himself through a holy Church. As a collective temple and dwelling place of God, the Church experiences revival, power, and transformation when holiness becomes a shared culture. Unity, purity, consecration, and godly leadership create an environment where God’s presence rests powerfully upon His people. 

A holy Church becomes a vessel through which God’s glory is displayed to the world and His mission is fulfilled with boldness and effectiveness. 

The ninth and concluding message directed attention to the ultimate reward of holiness: eternal fellowship with God and the fullness of His glory.

Holiness is more than a discipline or process; it is preparation for eternity. Jesus’ promise that the pure in heart shall see God reveals the highest privilege available to humanity. Through holiness, believers enjoy God’s presence now, cultivate intimacy with Him, and prepare for unhindered communion with Him forever. Living with an eternal perspective reshapes priorities, values, and decisions, enabling believers to walk continually in God’s presence and power while anticipating the everlasting glory to come.

Collectively, these four messages reveal a clear progression: holiness establishes spiritual authority, shapes daily living, produces corporate revival, and culminates in eternal fellowship with God. Thus, divine manifestation by holiness is both a present reality and an eternal destiny, leading believers into deeper intimacy with God, greater effectiveness in His service, and ultimately the fullness of His glorious presence forever.

May the Lord continue to help us enjoy divine manifestation in Jesus’ name. Amen.

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The Lord bless you. 

Ps. David.

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