Good evening my beloved brethren. Welcome to the house of the Lord. Tonight, we will be feeding of his Word again. The verse, we are focusing on, is found in Matthew: Mat 5:3   Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.   Let us pray together. As we gather here in the harbour of your safety, Lord, we thank you for your fellowship and family. We ask that you will strengthen us, restore us and inspire us with your love. Lord, you fill us with Your peace, so that as we journey onwards, we would pour out Your love and grace to others. We ask that our souls would catch the wind of Your Spirit so that we would take your promise to all the earth. Amen Mat 5:3   Blessed are the poor in spirit: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.   This verse is the opening of the Beatitudes. What does beatitude mean? The Oxford Dictionaries tell us: Supreme blessedness, the blessings listed by Jesus in the sermon on the mount. The word derived from the Lat

Hello everyone. Lovely to see you all and thank you to all of you, who are here tonight to rejoice in the Lord. Imagine Jesus smiling from his throne. The pleasure it brings when His flock gathers in His name. We will receive more food for our souls. His infallible Word. We are continuing in the Beatitudes tonight. Mat 5:5   Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth.   First, let us pray Lord, thank You, for allowing us to come together to receive your Word tonight. Give me the unction to teach your Word and do Your will and Yours only. Fill me with the Holy Spirit, I pray thee. Help me to do the task at hand. I ask you to bring a blessing over everyone present tonight, that they may receive your Word and understand it and rejoice in it. Let everyone be filled with the Holy Ghost to enable your saints to face the World and stay strong in Faith. You say, you will never forsake us, allow us to trust in that and with that knowledge have strength for all th

Good morning beloved brethren. Welcome to the house of the Lord, so that we can fellowship and indulge in his cleansing Word. Today we read in Matthew. Mat  5:4    Blessed   are   they that mourn: for they shall be comforted.   Let us pray. Dear Father, who art in heaven, thank you for allowing us to come together to celebrate you and the Work your Son has done on the cross for us. We ask you to cleanse us from our sins, whichever each one of us may has committed over the last few days. We repent of them right now, and ask your forgiveness in Jesus’ name AMEN. Mat  5:4    Blessed   are   they that mourn: for they shall be comforted This verse sounds kind of unlogic. Why would we be blessed or find our happiness in mourning. To an unbeliever it will appear that way. But to us as fellow servants in Christ it will make sense. Whom do we mourn in that verse? Yes, we do mourn family members, friends etc who may have passed away. But this verse is referring to mourning of ourselves. What doe