Following God

Ever since the planting of 611, C-Mo and I have nurtured disciples and co-workers with the heart of father and mother in order that everyone can receive God’s love and grow sturdily.

Thank God that our team of co-workers have been growing up under the Tree of Life over these 22 years.

Father’s Day just passed, MG leaders joined hands with the worship leaders to rewrite my thanksgiving song to God on Mount Sinai.

As we follow God with all our heart and mind and walk along the Tree of Life way, the testimonies of our lives will attract people longing to come to seek and discover.

We did a ground-breaking action during our anniversary service by calling all men who were willing to return home, to come out, to each hold a white flag and kneel before God in confession and repentance of sin. That was a breathtaking scene to behold, and it was totally by the leading of the Holy Spirit.

Thank God that during the Pentecost services, He gave us the revelation and calling of “One Tree of Life”. Looking back, it was C-Mo who suggested I share “One Tree of Life” during Pentecost, the day before the services.

Thank God that after the trip to Mount Sinai, the Holy Spirit led me to receive the calling of “One Tree of Life” and to perceive God’s higher thoughts in the book of Ephesians during the Pentecost services, so that He will be glorified.

Last week we connected with all the branch churches online during the Pentecost services, the Holy Spirit gave us a new revelation: God calls us to be ONE Tree of Life.

God had been leading us throughout our trip to Mount Sinai in April. We not only climbed up the mount of the Lord and proclaimed the “Ten Heartified Commandments”, but also found the spot where Moses crossed the Red Sea.

Having heard about the Neom Project which Saudi Arabia is undertaking,

Thank God! Man Return Home (Part 1）was published in 2021. After much effort, after two years, Part 2 has been published on the eve of the 22nd church anniversary.

Being teachable doesn’t mean that we pretend to be good – not that we obey on the surface but have our opinion deep down.