Following God

Thank God that the first week of the new Sower Gospel Service has already brought good news!

With Morning Devotion marching on to the book of Acts, we are likewise marching on to the big harvest of souls in the coming revival.

Recently all our church co-workers have completed a simple body check by an electronic scale linked to a mobile phone app, in which indices of body fat, visceral fat, muscle mass, and so on are shown.

Thank God that at the beginning of a new cycle, we were led to preach on the Ten Commandments.

Last Tuesday, the 27th Oct, my spiritual children arranged a photo exhibition titled “Seeing the Unseen” as a surprise gift for my 66th birthday.

Getting up one morning, I witnessed rare breath-taking sunrise scenery. The dawn light radiated upwards with its reflection resting on the tranquil sea surface.

Praise the Lord, this year, it was unprecedented that we had celebrated the Feast of Tabernacles over two consecutive Sundays.

When we keep biblical festivals, we are following God’s pace. Thank God that we have had a very special Sukkot Celebration this year.

Praise God! Immediately following the Day of Atonement, we can celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles! In order to follow God, we must match pace with Him.

Last week we entered into Rosh Hashana 5781, the Jewish New Year. Then it will be Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, followed by Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles.

This week marks Rosh Hashana 5781, the Jewish New Year. It will be Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement two weeks later, followed by Sukkot, the Feast of Tabernacles.

Last Sunday, the 6th of September marked the 1000th week of our church service. On that very day, the commissioning ceremony of Kelly and Johnny to Tainan branch church took place.