Regards to the delivery by Mr.Lim last weekend (20.2.2011) A part of his message struck a chord: some people working in the same office only learnt, over a cuppa, that they were Christians working in the same office – for years, they never knew.

Nothing against wearing crucifixes of loud T-shirts or shouting aloud our Christianess, but should not we be known as Christians by our acts, our loving nature, our language and our influence in our social circle? If people cannot even guess our Christ-like character, we should check how we are living our lives outside the church environment. After all, our Lord did call us to be Salt of the Earth – and if salt loses its saltiness… it is only good for throwing out and be trampled upon.

When this was shared with members of a home cell, immediate reaction is about the right to wearing crosses and need for formal declaration of faith. (sure hit a nerve there). I am not against such outward signs but I am asking whether we are living the life of saltiness – a life of influencing and changing society – to the extent the World recognizes us as a follower of Christ.

Gone Salty yet?

Good example: The Lord’s church

http://spiritlessons.com/Documents/Babtize_by_Blazing_Fire/index.htm

“What amazed me is that the church is packed with prayer warriors starting at 9:30pm until 5:00 am. daily, 365 days a year. They are engaged in intercessory prayer. Every night there is powerful worship,
spiritual dance, sermons, the impartation of anointing fire, and much prayer. I have witnessed that Pastor Kim is taken to hell by the Lord at early dawn every day. The Lord Jesus wants him to experience the suffering and torment of hell because the Lord wants him to tell the world that hell is real. He was also taken to Heaven many times. The Lord grieves that today’s churches do not believe in hell or, at best, take it lightly. This amazing book is a must-read for all Christians. Baptize by Blazing Fire will encourage you to overcome the spiritual battle as well as give you a wonderful foretaste of Heaven.”

What is still lacking now is there are not many blog entries here. So, who are bloggers from church? Other than that, stay cool and keep it up

I am really impressed with your new blog and your church (what I’ve seen and heard of it at least!) My wife and I will be attending your church for the 13th Malaysia Cell Church Conference in June with our Senior Pastors (Chris and Lorraine Roberts) and I must say I am looking forward to it immensely!

Just wanted to say thankyou for the blessings and we’ll see you in June!

Dave Bock
Church of Acts, Adelaide South Australia

i do blog on my on blogsite and my cg’s blogsite.. if you ever wanna check it out

Seriously, I think this is a powerful way of encouraging others with a testimony or a forum to discuss some encounters of the word.

Great Job guys…

Woo Hoo!!!

Keep it up Warren!