On Your Mark - Get Set… (Part 4) |Pr Yvonne Chong

You're listening to a message to go from ax Church. We hope this message

will light up your team. I want to begin with this, you know

I'm going to see it, uh as as I mean, I know,

with with some disclaimer as well. All right, Sometimes it's actually easier right

for us to to answer what are we giving to God? You know,

how are we you know, ordering God? How are we living Him?

But you know, today I want us to you know, base us drawing

from past us travel and you know story in chang ma as. All right,

today I want us to ponder and think about what are we actually giving

to each other. Sometimes it's even easier to give to God sometimes, Laha.

That's why I say a disclaimer. Sometimes it's hard or sell to give

to God. But I feel as human beings, the challenge is also to

be able to give to each other, especially to the paper that you know

irritates the thinking out of you. I shall not use that center, but

you don't really they really drive you up the wall. And and to give

to that person it's tough. And you know, if you look at our

five ws, right, I have it on a on a slide or so,

out of the five ws that mix us who we are as like church,

you know, we have worship, more worship work, warms, work

with witness. Right, three out of this five experience is actually about others

and four others as well. That's who we are, you know, ex

Church and and today you know, this final part of the series, right,

I'm gonna be talking about how because we're talking about you know, running

this race, and this whole theme that I started on, right is you

know, on your mark, get set, you know, any race,

you know, you have to be on the line first, right, and

it's the first thing that you hear the person shouting before the gun goes off,

so one a areas and it talks about you know, getting different body

parts, different parts of our life, you know, correct. So today

I'm going to be touching on the sixth and the seventh part. If you're

gonna listen to the earlier ones, you can just go to the MTG yes

uh and and you know get a catch up from there. So I'm going

to start this with the illustration. I'm sure all you'll here has watched movies

of like criminal movies crime and then there's like a scene of in the court

and you know, different things is going on. And then finally, you

know, the judge has to make a verdict, no verdict? Was that

thing? Judgment? Yes, it has to make the final judgment. Right,

they have a panel of judges, right, is that a lawyer here?

Oh? Yes, you're gonna help me with all the technical terms and

and and so I got sorry, pardon me, I'm using a lot of

layment terms. All right, but hopefully you'll catch what I mean. Then

you have the convict, right, the criminal on the stand, and then

he listens to what has been I don't know right to him, and to

know whether he is guilty or not guilty. Right, that's the only two

things we always look forward for, whether the persons found guilty and not guilty.

And and once the person has found guilty, what happens. Usually there's

some police, some guards, I don't know what you call them, some

fellas laha that will come and escort them away. But before they escort away,

they will actually calve them, right, right, that's a process calve

them. And and and you know I'm gonna be talking about that. You

know, this guy, this criminal wants he used to be free, He

could do whatever he want until he got caught lack all right for either any

crimes LA could be see b BD so I think cbdo, So you'll get

CALF criminal breach of CBT trust, yes, and and and and so you

get carved. So he used to be once a free person, but because

of the decisions he made, you know, rob people, lamored the people,

whatever not, it has cost him his freedom. And and once that

judgment is given, he no longer is a free man. He becomes a

prisoner now and a calf itself. You know, his handcuff, I don't

know. It depends on the sentence. Some people just vary a few months,

some for life. And immediately you know he's no longer a free man.

Immediately he's bound. And that would lead me to talk about our hands

today. That would be the sixth you know, are in a life that

we could actually align and or not aligned. Okay, so I'm going to

use this word later, recommission our hands can be recommissioned. All right.

So, like like this criminal right when he was living his life freely,

sometimes he took probably have taken his freedom for granted, and he went creative

and decided to break and band the law. And that's how you know,

he ends up being guilty of or breaking the law. And and and you

know, sometimes like us, that's a lot the way God has given us

the freedom to leave. And you know, we can get distracted by different

things sometimes and we lose track as a runner as well. Right, they

can be running and they look like wow, God, ice cream stand there,

I shall stop by and have ice creaming, uh, you know or

whatever not like whatever distraction, then you lose sight of the course and you're

supposed to be on. And after that you get bound by it. You

know, when the attracted attracted that you get bound by it. And and

and the word recommission just not mentioned it on our hands then CASTI bery commission

is that's not the end, because you know God came to Satis free right

and and to experience that freedom again. So but it takes the recommissioning of

our hands, all right, So why I said God came to Satis free

gose when God came and and you know we have been commissioned in our lives

as believer right to lift out you know the different things that God has commissions

to do so and says, you know, it's mission's mine. You know,

one of the greatest commission of all is is Matthew twenty eight right to

go into all the world. So we have been commissioned to do that and

we lost sight. And and you all the word recommissioned itself, right,

if you look into the meaning of it, it actually so any for example,

any old building, any any architects here and old buildings are you going

to bring restoration? Usually they use the word recommission, okay, unless it's

totally decommission ready, miss cannot aid them there to bring it down and build

it out again. You can recommission, for example, submarines as well a

lot of different things, or recommission at pieces. They also use the term

recommission also. And for me, you know how I understood it that in

general, right, it's seeing either the thing put being put back into his

original state or be made better. When you recommission something at all, either

you try it closest possible to put it back or make it better. All

right, So these are actually the fall areas that you know, how our

hands can actually be recommissioned for God. And I'm sharing this because I really

believe, you know, God wants to remind us, you know, if

you're going to talk about missions. You know, our hands definitely will be

involved in it as well. All right, first area, the recommissioning of

generosity and giving. Wow. One of the most very important principles in the

Bible is the idea of being able to give to others and especially giving to

people that's in need. Yeah, there are several passages so giving not just

in terms of finance, laha, in our time and our treasure and our

resources. All right, there are several passages that encourages all of us to

be generous and to share our blessings. You know, whatever God has given

to us, even you know, God has blessed you. If one ring

it extra, share it. God has given you, you know, five

minutes extra hopefully you know I mean not so you you'll get what I mean.

Right, You don't get two hours, twenty four hours and five minutes

extra, but five minutes extra of your usual time. You know, what

are you're doing about it? On one hour lunch that you get? You

know, why what are you doing about it? Uh? And you know

I'm going to turn us to these two scriptures here prop Proverbs chapter eleven,

verse twenty five and Second Corinthians chapter nine, verse seven. I'm gonna get

different ones here to read, and we can start with the people from the

back can reach the caper canna awesome back, and then we'll move all the

way towards the front. Yeah whatever, by version, by both versions that

you have, you can read it. Oh, they look like they want

to do a duet together there, So you do one verse that you can

pass on to the next person of Proverbs up, we can do Proverbs eleven

twenty five verse Yeah, all right, Proverbs eleven twenty five. But generally

men will prosper. He who refreshes others will himself be refreshed. Yep,

super good. Second Quarrinthians nine seven. Second Quarintians, chapter nine, verse

seven. Each man should give what he has decided in his heart to give,

not reluctantly or under compulsion, For God loves a cheerful giver, hey

man, So based on this versus, a recommissioning can happen right in the

area of refreshing others, of generosity, in the area of you know,

not giving grudgingly, but giving cheerfully unto God, you know, giving cheerfully

until God as well involves our time, our treasure sometimes it's easier to part

with finances. Sometimes gets to stick out a note and dropping the offering and

say done. But you know when your leaders starts challenging you, Hey,

on Sunday morning, can you wake up at seven I am and come and

serve in church? Wow? You know, although it comes from your leaders

in church, right, but you know that when we serve it is unto

God. Right. We are all here as a church to give the platform

opportunity to or like, Hey, you know we have a combine combined workship

service, you know coming up for our missions weekend. What's the date twenty

seven twenty seven? Right? Would you like to serve in DVCC. Wow?

You all? Yeah, godless a cheerful giver, all right? Second

one? Second one, I knows yeah, little y'all start stoning me already.

Okay. The second one the recommissioning of laying of hands for the blessing,

for blessing and for healing. This is something that which we are seeing

a bit lesser these days. And I really hope and desire and all that

all of you in all students here as you go back to your campus,

right, I'll go back with the authority and confidence, like, hey,

you know, my hands can be used to lay hands on others as well

for blessing and healing. Let's look at X chapter six, verse six.

That's one portion. So one person reads that, Mark chapter ten, verse

sturney to sixteen. The next person reads that, then X turning eight,

verse eight to nine. Another person reads that, Okay, okay, X

chapter six, verse six. They presented these men to the apostles who pray

and laid their hands on them. So this verse, yeah, it's the

laying of hands to commission right, you know, yep, to commission these

seven people so that they can actually go out and make the needs of the

community, all right, Mark chapter ten, Mark chapter ten, verse thirteen

to sixteen. Then they brought little children to him that they might touch them

by the disciples we built those who brought them. But when Jesus saw it,

he was greatly displeased and said to them, let the little children come

to me, and do not forbid them for off. Such is the Kingdom

of God. But shuretly, I say to you, whoever does not receive

the Kingdom of God as a little child will by no means and the it

and he took them up in his arms, laid his hands on them and

blessed them. Yeah. Next chapter twenty eight was eight. And it came

to pass that the father of the palace lay sick of a fever and of

her bloody flanks, to whom Paul entered in and pray and lay his hands

on him and healed him. Was nine. So when these was done,

others so so which had diseases in the island came and were healed. Yep,

amen, so right, if you can see her, you know,

the laying of hands, it's the be re commissioned so that you know,

we can actually see if you look at explan it it'sself right, what uh

Paul did he want to lay hands? And you know the yeah, father

was healed, and then the others around the island started coming to him with

diseases and they were also healed. You know, I want to broaden our

I know today here are a lot why I was here, as you know

in the office, I know work and it's a very different environment in the

office. But you know, imagining that you are able to practice this gift

of healing as well to the laying of hands, and you all blessing people

and people are like, oh wow, you know this, this is God

that they actually self Israel, and they will come to you, and not

not just receiving healing, but at the end of they be given the opportunity

to know who the healer is. This is Jesus, right, and it

gives us the opportunity to share the gospel with them myself. So second point,

the recommissioning of the laying of hands for blessing and healing. I got

more on to the third one now, the recommissioning of our hands to help

others. First John, chapter three, verse seventeen to eighteen. The next

person carry that Proverbs thirty one twenty and then Galicians six, verse two.

Oh. First John, chapter three, verse seventeen. If someone has enough

money to leave well and sees a brother or sister in it, but shows

no compassion, how can God's love be in that person? Oh, dear

children, let's not merely say that we love each other. Let us show

the truth by our actions. Yeah. Amen, Proverbs thatty one twenty.

She opens her arms to their poor and extends her hands to the knee.

Thank you. I just want to just possible for a while, right,

All those proverbs study one refers to a virtuous wife. You know, last

time I was younger, I was like, yeah, it this only is

for the wife, the married woman. You know, it's not applicable to

me. But you know, the word virtuous right here refers to you know,

a person who is honorable, who's good, who's righteous and worthy.

And you know, I am sure all of us here we are good people,

right, so if you're good people, then this applies to us as

well, you know, to extend our hands to the poor and reach us

out to the needy. And you know that's where that is why you know

we are called virtuous and good also, yeah, so just want us to

understand that galicious six two each other's burdens, and in this way you will

fulfill the law of Christ. Hey man, if you can see these versus

here that we have read, right, that's one recurring team, which is

the importance of putting our faith and demonstrating into action and demonstrating to loving other

people. And those of you who know right there are also you know,

people with different love languages, right, different way people express it in different

way of receiving as well. So but most of it, most of it

also involves yeah, involves us still giving of ourselves to another person. All

right, So the fourth one, all right, recommissioned by God's protective hands.

Let's read this versus first and then I'm just gonna expland a little bit

more Isaiah for the one ten, and then we move on to someone tree

nine, then some ninety five, next person some forty one, and then

some one tree nine, So five in total of five people reading. Oh

yeah, oh sorry, poppable good spotting teacher, good spots. Yeah.

Removed the last one. Asiah chapter forty one, Verse ten, fear not

for I am, If you be not dismissed, For I am your God,

I will strengthen you. Yes, I will help you. I will

uphold you with my righteous right hand some one twenty nine was ten. Even

there, your hand shall lead me, and your right hand shall hold me

some ninety five verse four. In his hands are the depths of the earth

and the mountain peaks belong to Hem Isaiah forty one, verse thirteen. Four,

I the Lord your God, will hold your right hand, saying to

you, fear not, I will help you. Wow. Thank you for

reading. And you know there's four passages right there we have read how does

it make you feel to read this again and to hear it again? It

feels safe, You feel secure that God's hand, you know, God his

hand protects us, and his hand you know, protects us. It gives

us power as well and guidance, and it speaks off his care for his

people. So recommission, you know, is to also remember again, you

know, despite what we go through. You know, for example of some

Isaiah for they one it says, I fear not, I will help you.

You know, he will uphold us in his right hand as so,

so you know that knowing because sometimes you know, we can also be giving

like God when you know I am blessing, you know I am healing.

I am you know, just doing what you have come asked me to do.

But when is it? Mind turn God? And and this is what

you know. I wanted to end this, this the sixth part that of

us that needs you know that we can actually work on it by even assuring

us again to say that it all in all that God has asked us to

do, He is also there for us. All right. I want to

move on to our seventh part now, that which we could work on as

we are on this race so that you know, it'll be a lesser baggage

and a burden. Also, just how to talk about prisons being changed by

hands, but I think in a modern times don't have the other times they

also change them by their licks, right, yeah, the shackles. They

I know there's calfla carfs here, right, the shackles, so they're chained

by licks as well. And then you know, we know also they do

not have a freedom already. They take prisoners, and I think the olden

times more of they do it more to slaves as well. Then you know

they become a slave to a certain master also, and and and if we

want to talk about running this race, like uh, to be free in

God, all these two areas definitely needs to be. You know, you

have to make sure that's no invisible calfs that's holding you down, that's not

invisible invisible shack goes that's holding you down as all. And and where is

the direction that you are walking towards to today? You know, to be

you know, when you run race the race, you know, okay,

that's the ending line and it'll go there. But to be able to go

there, it takes you to run right right, It can be running like

that way. If you're not running right there, you'll run You're not another

finishing line at the stadium maybe, but you know your your line is there,

and and you know, let's start running right, you know, walking

towards that finishing line. And the first point right it talks about, you

know, when we need to go to a place, it talks about okay,

it's that that's a direction to get there, right and and probably you

know this area of our feet it needs to be redirected. Okay, The

first one I redirecting our direction towards being able to wash each other's feet.

I wanted to start with that because there was a you know, there are

a few significant parts of the Bible that involves the feet, and one of

it which a lot of leadership trainers who are not Christians as well, they

actually use this example of feet washing, food washing, feet washing. I

can today imagine what Jesus could have gone through because at the point of time

when he was washing the feet right was before right he was crucified, and

he I'm sure and that time he already knew that his follower, his disciple,

would betray him. Uh and this disciples were the closest people to him,

who was the person that would betrayed him. Yeah, and Jesus also

washed Russ students there, and Jesus washed his feet when Jesus did the food

washing, I think he was there. I think I'm sure he was there

and and and expects about because when I know as human beings, right,

when we know, okay that you know I'm just using you as Leslie has

been gossiping, back biting, uh and and and she's gonna betray me and

you all gossips hugely betrays people. That's what I enough for dy And I

think as a who are made for myself, our feet table already right,

like wash your feet uh and and and that this itself, right uh,

speaks a lot about humility and and you know by the act of Jesus washing

their feet. Uh, he stooped down to the level and the feet it's

not like as clean as our feet here. There was I think one uh

one. I can't remember. I talked about this once in Ely I think

probably last year I preached about this. So I did the example last So

I got different ones up on stage and I just did the feet washing.

Uh. And while doing that, right. I was start imagining because those

times they don't have nice covered shoes their feet it's like dirty with dirt one.

And they don't have like tar road or cemented road to walk on.

It's very very dirty. And I was washing. I didn't tell the people

on stage when I was washing a fit a few of them had Hong Kong

feet. Are we called Hong Kong feel basically smell feel sour? Yeah,

sourish, fermented smell. I was like, God, why am I doing

this? Why did I choose this? You know example too? And when

I was going, When I was doing that, I'm like, okay,

how else Jesus feeling that time when he had to do it with his disciples.

Uh? And and I'm not just telling how a story? Okay,

So deciding to catch you go back and read that because it's about eighteen verses

in total. John thirteen or right, chapter one, sorry, John Chapter

thirteen, Verse one to seventeen. Jesus himself when we talk about, hey,

you know, our feet needs to be redirected. It talks about being

able to serve one another, right, oh, with an entitude of humility.

Yeah, so that that is and enjoy for that and a lot of

times, you know, teachings of this world today psyche. The field of

psychology is very, very big now, even even post pandemic. More you

all a lot of like people like went through like self care. How many

of you did psychology before? Or is a practicing psychology the self care and

psychology itself is a study to understand human beings, why we functions in a

way. But yeah, no one can actually entirely define. So if you

study psychology, there's different school of talks, different theories to explain just one

problem. So that's why I gave up psychology halfway through. Whether the accounts,

because accounts is easy, right, It's like one plus one, it

goes to two, and it's just balances us out and then you're done.

And and but you know psychology itself and and the major area of psychology,

so it's very human humanists. Humanistic involves humanism, and it's says the definition

of humanism is it exalts human being way beyond a divine intervention. And and

and because of that, people's like, ah okay. If there's a lot

of counseling sections, you'll say like oh okay, this person here hurt you

lam it's okay. You know, if you're a lying distant yourself, you

know, you have to take care of yourself, which is good in a

way. But if the Bible, if we go according to the word of

God, right, God says, if the person slaps you on the right

your gifted, Yeah, if the person's going to send you to the cross,

you know, pos you to the agony of being crucified, right to

wash their feet then still yeah, So you know, sometimes the word of

God, it's a higher standard for us to leave by. And it is

a truth that I believe. You know, humanity heals as distancing sometimes may

not because no people will still go through stuff, but humility he's so the

second one that I want to bring our ten second point would be redirecting our

feet to be fully guided by the word of God. The next person can

read some one nine zero five, not to show whose turn is it we

need? Yes, you know that's how I already XTV allowed what to do

today some one one nine verse one zero five Some one one nine verse one

zero five. Your word is a lamp on Yeah, your word is a

lamp to my feet and a light onto my path. Yep. So God's

word provides guidance for our journey. So it's time for us to read that

out our feet, because when it's pointing the other way, it's all right,

you'll start going another direction. But what is pointing right means you're going

the right direction and allowing God's world to guide us. And a lot of

people can actually read how our feet is. Right. Those who play football,

I know the only way to trick the goalkeeper is the direction of it.

The usual common way is like that, right, and people know,

okay, the ball is going to go straight, but there are tricks that

you'll turn that away, but you get still kicked another way. I don't

know how your footballers do it, but the feet itself tells where you're going

on. Actually, yeah, so why did I get to that? Okay?

Yes, guided by the word of God. Third one redirecting our feet

to taking grounds all right, Joshua, Chapter ten, verse twenty four to

twenty five. Chapter ten, verse twenty four to twenty five. So it

was when they brought out those kings to Joshua that Joshua called for all the

men of Israel and said to the captains of the men of war who went

with him, Come near and put your feet on the necks of these kings.

And they jun near and put their feet on their necks. Oh,

sorry, continue Okay, Then Joshua said to them, do not be afraid

nor be dismayed. Be strong enough of good courage. For thus the Lord

will do to all your enemies against whom you fight. M So, if

you read this two versus itself, what does it tell you? Our feet

actually is a representation of conquests, right, conquest, conquering a ground.

It's a symbolic act of victory. Also right at the side Josha killer,

imagine it for a while, feed on the necks of the people that they

have one victory over all. Right, So redirecting our feet to taking grounds?

So what are the grounds that God is leading you to take? Grounds?

In all that you know? There is you know that needs God's presence,

in the grounds that you know needs the Gospel to be in there,

you know, and and and the grounds of why was again here? You

know? Your company is your offices? You know? Are you taking it

for God? Yeah? Uh? Are we usually just students that are you

just showing up in your campus? Are you just showing up in your office

taking grounds. You know, it's very every evidently seen all right, when

there's victory, that's conquests you know, Okay, this ground belongs to a

new person. Now, so is it evidently seen seen in Nottingham University and

that this ground belongs to God? Yeah? Can people see it? Okay?

You know, just a quick quick story campus level yea, I've heard

of it. And and and we used to have a small little college in

your life, cop Katt. So campus ravel that's or started by this girl,

so Katt. They for Malaysians. We used to have JPA scholarship,

right, I think now I don't know what they call it already, they

and the government used to have a lot of money. We used to send

students, a lot of students overseas, so Katti. They sent all the

medical scholars, the dentistry and pharmacy scholars. They are to do their A

levels. And it's a totally abandoned place, just one role of shop,

lots, two stories of classroom, and then three and four is their hostile.

So everyone just stays in a block and it is in the middle of

nowhere. I want, okay, in the middle out of nowhere. And

they like but this girl. She started campus Ravel there and she did it

every day alone and got told her to climb out to a small hill across

your campus and want you to stretch for off your hand and pray. So

long story shot, the campus Ravel grew to about forty people thirty forty consistently

every morning, like there's so much effort to climb out hill. But they

did that. And what happened was they were then they were done with their

A levels. They saw a lot of miracles happened on campus down A levels.

A lot of them were sent to India to study, and there's deep

place to study medicine. And because they have a lot of cadivers three cadivers

that you can just fly apparently the students when there's sometimes by the roadside,

they just left there so you can just pick up and then bring back to

the lab and they start. So that's the best place. So yeah,

yeah, and they have people who need to earn extra say the Google dig

graves as well for the for the university dig grace and take the body in

for whatever not okay, anatomy sessions. So India, and what happened was

because you're talking about taking grounds, right, so when there's students they were,

they caught everything they did in Malaysia wherever they went to different parts of

India, they started campus wherevel there. So it grew to a point that

every single Malaysian student when they know like I'm going to find number of Moneipau

University in India to study, immediately they know that you know there is a

campus ravel goes. So for example, in Manipaw in India, they had

seven if I remember career or seven groups. There's a hundred of old people

on on their campus level. And every single Malaysian students go there, they're

like, okay, we need to get in touch with this campus level people.

You know, when I'm this unique, you know they are amazing people

I get connected to and staff. So talking about taking grounds, so what

is your ground known for the ground that you're at all? Right? Last?

Am I on the last Yes, I'm on the last fourth second last

fourth one redirecting our feet to worship Revelation, Chapter nineteen, verse ten.

Probably I'll just read it. And I felt his feet to worship him.

But he said to me, see that you do not do that. I

am your fellow servant and of your brethren who have the testimony of Jesus,

worship God for the that's me of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy. So

what happened here was the story is John. He's the author of revelation.

And the person that was actually talking to him was an angel. So he

saw the angel. He was so wild and awed by the angel. He

fell and worshiped the angel by the angel told him worship God, do not

worship me, all right. And that is a very crucial part for all

of us because sometimes when our fee is not a right direction, we get

distracted. We can be worshiping other stuff than worshiping God, or something that

seemingly appeared to be like God, it'll be super good. We can be

worshiping it. And what worship means basically, whatever that you're worshiping takes priority

over God and and and so if our fit is redirected to worship God,

then our life revolves around them. And it's very evident to the people around

you. They know, like, wow, you know Bend's life, he

always makes decision and puts God first. Because when we put God first,

you know, uh, there's a form of worship as all unto God right

when we give him our best. That's a form of worship to him.

Ah. And yeah, so the fifth point the last one. And then

I am going to close, redirecting our direction to have beautiful feet where we

can get someone to read this verse Romans, chapter ten, verse fifteen.

Whoever that is closest to the mic can Yeah. Romans chapter ten, verse

fifteen. Romans Chapter ten, verse fifteen. And how can anyone preach unless

they are sins? As it is Richard, as it is written, How

beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news? Yep? Amen?

So? And how shall they preach unless they are sent right? And how

beautiful are the of those who bring good news? So redirecting our fit to

be beautiful fit you know Paul or the apostle. Paul, he always you

know what, it's really big. That's why he's the apostle. You know,

he brings the good news everywhere, and and the impounters are proclaiming the

Gospel and day on day. Even as we start off today with the mission's

month, right, let us be reminded again our hands and feet can actually

be mobilized for God's use. When our hands and feet are free, God

can use it and and and and and we can be sent out to reach

Yeah, and you know the I connectors saying it's like okay, you know

there are people who are planners, they're thinkers, who are dreamers, and

that are people you know who are hands and feed right, so whatever it

say like, oh, we are the hands a fit meaning you know,

we get the work done. We get a job done. So today,

you know, if you're going to talk about missions, you know, can

we then be the hands and feed for God to use for mobilization? Closing,

I can invite extreme up right now the commission that God has given to

us in Matthew turny eight, that is to go into all the world and

make disciples, not to go into all the world and save people and then

bye bye. By making disciples requires us to invest, to spend time,

you know, to be present. So how many of us here you know

today we are ready to do that. You know, missions it's not just

you know, giving our money, you know, going out to the poor

community and do something for them. Because I don't know whether you'll know that

many more energy as and organizations are way more better at charity that is actually

just charity, you know, but for us, what makes us difference as

Christians when we go up, when we reach out to communities, right,

how would they know whether we are Christians or not. Ah, that is

something that I want to leave us to ponder on. Doing charity is good,

but doing Christ is really different. Being Christ to people is very different

both seas, but it's on our opposite end. You know, when we

say that Heaven rules in our life, you know God is the King.

You know he rules in my life. We hope you've been blessed by this

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