Ap Sandra Luna, Luis Bellido and Ps Alejandro

I woke up in Buenos Aires this morning. It is freezing cold here, but my spirit is on fire for accomplishing the purpose that God has sent me to the nations of the world. I realize that only the one who has been called will understand the magnitude and weight and the burden of his calling. Nehemiah was so grief stricken and burdened for Jerusalem that he could not even hide his emotions before the king. Having achieved the status of queen in the palace of  King Ahasuerus, Esther experienced for the first time the real burden of her calling.

Est 4:14

14 For if you remain completely silent at this time, relief and deliverance will arise for the Jews from another place, but you and your father’s house will perish. Yet who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”

Make a note of this. THIS IS OUR TIME. THIS IS A SEASON TO DEMONSTRATE YOUR ALLEGIANCE AND COVENANT TO THE KING OF KINGS. WE HAVE BEEN BORN FOR THIS SEASON. THIS TIME. THIS MOMENT OF DECISION IS NOT GOING TO PASS ME BY. LET US SEIZE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO STAND UP AND PROCLAIM THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS HERE!

I am sick and tired of fighting wars to sustain franchised operations; to allow domestic structures to drain me of my joy and to distract me from my true purpose and calling; I refuse to maintain the spirit of tribalism. The voice of God is calling all tribes to gather as one, to come and reason together around the Word of the Lord. Where the wisdom of God would prevail. For this purpose we may have to place our crowns at risk.

Matt 6:13

For Yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen.

Therefore it is important for the leaders to join together to craft an environment to facilitate the gathering of the tribes. This is my calling; I am not selling franchise opportunities; I am calling the church to gather to Christ, the One who was, and Is and Is to come! Hallelujah. I was born for such a time as this.

AND SO WERE YOU !

This week I will leave for Buenos Aires in Argentina. This has been a much awaited trip both by myself and the Argentians. I begin in Buenos Aires with a Leadership Conference with city leaders. Please pray that the message we carry which is often provocative is well received.

THE OBELISK

I thank God for once again opening a door in a strange land….not strange to Him but to me. His goodness, mercy and love are surely following me. He once again revealed to me His appreciation of my faithfulness in delivering the Word He has deposited in my spirit to the nations of the world.

This is what His Word declares to the Hebrews in Chapter 11:6
6 But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.

One of the most comforting and reassuring promises concerning the nature of our God is that HE IS A REWARDER. The demand is that we need to be diligent and relentless in our pursuit of Him.

The local household of faith in Wyebank, Kloof has been experiencing great signs, wonders and miracles following the unashamed, unapologetic declaration of His Word. The level of His glory has left many trembling as the words declared by His servant comes to pass. This is a unique place in our journey with God. The miracles are so magnificent that it leaves one with no doubt that it has been the hand of God.

One of these miracles is supernatural provision for the completion of the roof of the Church. People are being healed, delivered and set free. Others are seeing unusual blessings. As I said, great fear has come upon the people as they behold God move in all His splendour, power and majesty! What an awesome sight to behold!

This week end sees the arrival of our spiritual sons from Cape Town, Pastors John and Lillian Barnes and their family. We look forward to a great time of impartation and interaction. On Saturday morning we gather with the local leaders in our town.

Ontem nós lidamos com a conversa entre Jesus eo homem que queria saber as chaves de acesso a vida eterna.

Mateus 19:16-22

16 Ora, eis que veio um e disse-lhe: “Bom Mestre, que coisa boa é que eu faço que eu possa ter a vida eterna?” 17 Então disse-lhe: “Por que me chamais bom? Ninguém é bom senão um, que é Deus. Mas se você quiser entrar na vida eterna, cumpre os mandamentos. “18 Disse-lhe:” Quais? “Jesus disse:” Não matarás “,” Não cometerás adultério “,” não furtarás, ‘Você não levantarás falso testemunho “, 19’Honor teu pai e tua mãe’ e ‘Amarás o teu próximo como a ti mesmo’.” 20 O jovem disse-lhe: “Todas essas coisas tenho observado desde a minha juventude. O que me falta ainda “21 Respondeu-lhe Jesus:” Se você quer ser perfeito, vai, vende o que tens e dá aos pobres, e terás um tesouro no céu;?, Vem e segue-me “Mas 22. quando o jovem, ouvindo esta palavra, retirou-se contristado, porque possuía muitos bens.

O ponto central aqui é que as aparências externas e adequado observâncias religiosas não nos fará o acesso a vida eterna ou abundante. Muitos de nós pode interpretar a vida deste homem como uma “expressão exata” de Deus. A imagem e semelhança de Deus com as mãos limpas. Ele na verdade era religiosamente correto, desde os dias da sua juventude. Eu sei que muitos de nós são como este homem. Fazendo tudo certo, mas somos incapazes de entrar em uma vida vitoriosa e abundante. A questão precisa ser feita …. “O que me falta ainda?” O homem não podia suportar o pensamento de estar separado de sua riqueza. Jesus sabia exatamente o que faltava. Jesus não pediu que ele seja simplesmente generosa. Jesus lhe deu instruções para desligar totalmente do mammon e segui-Lo. Assim como o homem não poderia colocar a sua riqueza no altar, muitos de nós também estão segurando as coisas que trouxeram um espírito de falta em nossas vidas. Desistir de tudo e começar a viver realmente! 9:16-22 16 Ora, eis que veio um e disse-lhe: “Bom Mestre, que coisa boa é que eu faço que eu possa ter a vida eterna?” 17 Então disse-lhe: “Por que me chamais bom? Ninguém é bom senão um, que é Deus. Mas se você quiser entrar na vida eterna, cumpre os mandamentos. “18 Disse-lhe:” Quais? “Jesus disse:” Não matarás “,” Não cometerás adultério “,” não furtarás, ‘Você não levantarás falso testemunho “, 19’Honor teu pai e tua mãe’ e ‘Amarás o teu próximo como a ti mesmo’.” 20 O jovem disse-lhe: “Todas essas coisas tenho observado desde a minha juventude. O que me falta ainda “21 Respondeu-lhe Jesus:” Se você quer ser perfeito, vai, vende o que tens e dá aos pobres, e terás um tesouro no céu;?, Vem e segue-me “Mas 22. quando o jovem, ouvindo esta palavra, retirou-se contristado, porque possuía muitos bens. O ponto central aqui é que as aparências externas e adequado observâncias religiosas não nos fará o acesso a vida eterna ou abundante. Muitos de nós pode interpretar a vida deste homem como uma “expressão exata” de Deus. A imagem e semelhança de Deus com as mãos limpas, a postura correta na sinagoga. Ele na verdade era religiosamente correto, desde os dias da sua juventude. Eu sei que muitos de nós são como este homem. Fazendo tudo certo, mas somos incapazes de entrar em uma vida vitoriosa e abundante. A questão precisa ser feita …. “O que me falta ainda?” O homem não podia suportar o pensamento de estar separado de sua riqueza. Jesus sabia exatamente o que faltava. Jesus não pediu que ele seja simplesmente generosa. Jesus lhe deu instruções para desligar totalmente do mammon e segui-Lo. Assim como o homem não poderia colocar a sua riqueza no altar, muitos de nós também estão segurando as coisas que trouxeram um espírito de falta em nossas vidas. Desistir de tudo e começar a viver realmente!

Yesterday we dealt with the conversation between Jesus and the man who wanted to know the keys to access eternal life.

Matt 19:16-22

16 Now behold, one came and said to Him, “Good Teacher, what good thing shall I do that I may have eternal life?” 17 So He said to him, “Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God. But if you want to enter into life, keep the commandments.” 18 He said to Him, “Which ones?” Jesus said, ” ‘You shall not murder,’ ‘You shall not commit adultery,’ ‘You shall not steal,’ ‘You shall not bear false witness,’ 19’Honor your father and your mother,’ and, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ ” 20 The young man said to Him, “All these things I have kept from my youth. What do I still lack?” 21 Jesus said to him, “If you want to be perfect, go, sell what you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow Me.” 22 But when the young man heard that saying, he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions.

The central point here is that outward appearances and appropriate religious observances will not cause us to access eternal or abundant life. Many of us may interpret this man’s life as an “exact representation” of God. The image and likeness of God with his clean hands. He in fact was religiously correct from the days of his youth. I know many of us are just like this man. Doing everything right, yet we are unable to step into a victorious, abundant life. The question needs to be asked …. “What do I still lack?” The man could not bear the thought of being separated from his wealth. Jesus knew exactly what he lacked. Jesus did not ask him to be simply generous. Jesus instructed him to disconnect totally from mammon and follow Him. Just as the man could not place his wealth on the altar, many of us are also holding on to things that have brought a spirit of lack into our lives. Give it all up and start to really live! 9:16-22 16 Now behold, one came and said to Him, “Good Teacher, what good thing shall I do that I may have eternal life?” 17 So He said to him, “Why do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, God. But if you want to enter into life, keep the commandments.” 18 He said to Him, “Which ones?” Jesus said, ” ‘You shall not murder,’ ‘You shall not commit adultery,’ ‘You shall not steal,’ ‘You shall not bear false witness,’ 19’Honor your father and your mother,’ and, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ ” 20 The young man said to Him, “All these things I have kept from my youth. What do I still lack?” 21 Jesus said to him, “If you want to be perfect, go, sell what you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow Me.” 22 But when the young man heard that saying, he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions. The central point here is that outward appearances and appropriate religious observances will not cause us to access eternal or abundant life. Many of us may interpret this man’s life as an “exact representation” of God. The image and likeness of God with his clean hands; the right posture in the synagogue. He in fact was religiously correct from the days of his youth. I know many of us are just like this man. Doing everything right, yet we are unable to step into a victorious, abundant life. The question needs to be asked …. “What do I still lack?” The man could not bear the thought of being separated from his wealth. Jesus knew exactly what he lacked. Jesus did not ask him to be simply generous. Jesus instructed him to disconnect totally from mammon and follow Him. Just as the man could not place his wealth on the altar, many of us are also holding on to things that have brought a spirit of lack into our lives. Give it all up and start to really live!

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We have more pictures from the Conference in Cameroon. We believe that it is Africa’s turn, that all nations will come to the spiritual Mt Zion in Africa.

PART OF THE LARGE GATHERING

INTERVIEWED BY CANAL LE VIE TELEVISION

Great finish to 4 days of being in His Presence with a company of passionate worshippers. Sunday saw a packed out church that assembled for the ordination of Ap Oumarou. Many leaders gathered, some coming in from France. Many new alliances were forged. The message was recorded by Canal Le Vie television ….they also interviewed me regarding my views on the resurgence of Africa as a global voice. It was a very tearful farewell. Many wonderful saints. Our meetings with Bishop Dager and Ap Gedeao was also special.

Last night was simply amazing. The Presence ans the power of God accmpanied the declaration of His Word for Cameroon. This is Africa’s turn. We declared the committment of the Church in Cameroon to transition into this new season with God. We agreed as a corporate gathering that the preaching of “another gospel” has delayed and hindered the advancement of all Africans. We committed the region to a Dominion mandate which would see the restoration of all things. Some doors have now been open in Europe during these times of refreshing. To God be all Glory, Honour and Praise!

This afternoon I will be ordaining Oumarou Dobgima as an apostle. We are expecting many leaders here today from various parts of this nation. We will also ordain those who will serve with him in the local church.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers out there from Sheila and I. Enjoy all your gifts and the attention.