Tuesday, December 1, 2009

UPCOMING



Hi Fellow People
Life is Always full-on for our team, just like to let you know that we have a christmas production coming up on 12 decemeber

and the 21 day fast from january 4th till the 24th
till then keep growing in God and remeber life is short.

Ps Moses

Friday, July 24, 2009

The Normal Christian Life

2 Cor.5:17. “What this means is that those who become Christians become new persons. They are not the
same anymore, for the old life is gone. A new life has begun!” [NLT]

How does someone move from being away from God and into a place of knowing Him personally? First let’s look at
ways you can’t get through this door: natural birth (some think that if you were born in a certain country then
you are a ‘Christian’), family background (some think that being born into a certain family makes you a
‘Christian’), doing certain religious things (some think that if you go to church, read a Bible or pray, then
you are a “Christian’) or being a good person (some think that if you try to be a good person and don’t hurt
anyone then you are a ‘Christian’). The truth is that none of these things are what makes a person a
‘Christian’. You can have or do these things and not be a ‘Christian’. The Pharisee, Nicodemus, is a good
example of this (see John 3). Jesus Christ is the ‘door’. He is the connection point through which we come to
God and into life in God’s kingdom as a ‘Christian’. Without him or outside of him, there can be no
salvation (see Jn.10:7-10; 14:6).
Becoming a Christian involves three stages:
1. Calling - God takes the initiative. We cannot save or change ourselves. The work is God’s. In love, God
calls out to every person to turn to him. This is not just for a few. God calls out to every person because he
loves them and they matter to him. (see Jn.1:12; 3:16-17. 1 Tim.2:3-4. 2 Pet.3:9. 1 Jn.2:2).
2. Conviction - Conviction is a state of feeling convicted of guilt, of inadequacy, and of need. A person
becomes aware that something is wrong and that nothing or no one is able to help. The conscience is stirred
with a deep dissatisfaction about oneself and with life. It is the condition of the son who, having decided to
go for the ‘good life’, left his father’s home and, having done it all, found himself in a situation of ‘need’
(Lk.15:14). He became aware that something was wrong with his life.
3. Conversion - Without conviction there can be no conversion but not all conviction leads to conversion.
Having come under conviction, the prodigal son became convinced that he should do something about his
condition. ‘He got up and went to his father’ (Lk.15:20). The decision to take action moved him from
conviction to conversion. For conversion to take place, two ingredients are required: repentance and faith
(see Mk.1:15. Acts 16:30-31). Repentance is the rejection and turning away from our old life. It is the
prodigal son decided to go back to the father and cry out, “Father, I have sinned against heaven and against
you!” (Lk.15:18). Repentance includes a complete change of attitude towards ourselves that makes us
willing to see ourselves as we really are in the sight of God (see 2 Cor.7:10). Faith is believing that God will
accept us (Heb.11:6). It is the prodigal son getting up and actually going back to his father, knowing that he
will be accepted (Lk.15:20). By faith we obtain peace with God and gain access to his forgiving grace.
Genuine repentance and faith result in conversion. Like the father rushing to the repentant son to embrace
him and to bring him home, conversion is God forgiving us, embracing us and making us his children
(Lk.15:20-24). It allows him to get a hold of us and infuse us with new life. Conversion is often referred to as
the ‘new birth’ or ‘regeneration’. In a moment, everything becomes ‘new’ (2 Cor.5:17. Tit.3:3-8. 1 Pet.1:3,
23)! The new birth is difficult to analyse and even more difficult to describe. It is easier to experience than to
explain.
God deals with us as individuals and we’re all different. Some people experience conversion over a long
period process of opening up to God and to his truth while others experience a dramatic conversion that turns
their lives around in an instant (e.g. Paul on the Road to Damascus). Whatever the process, the basic
components are the same: calling, conviction and conversion.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

2 Chronicles 7:14 - fasting

Dear friends
Greetings in Jesus Name!
In my early morning devotion God drop this bible verse to me to pounder

2 Chronicles 7:14
if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.

1: God say about you : - that you are My people you have My name and you to seek My face

2: God say what we must do daily:- We are to Humble our self, Pray and turn from wicked ways (sinful habits),examine, consider our ways

3: The Grantee promise from God to us is this : - That There will be Hearing of our prayer , Forgiving of our sins , and Healing in all area,

I pray that the Holy spirit will give understanding & revelation of what steps you will take !

Join me each day in prayer at 6 to7 am @ church from 13th Nov tomorrow for 3 days with fasting
God Bless You!

Sunday, May 31, 2009

Stay The Course

Jeremiah 23:3-4 says,

"But I will gather the remnant of My flock out of all countries where I have driven them, and bring them back to their folds; and they shall be fruitful and increase. I will set up shepherds over them who will feed them; and they shall fear no more, nor be dismayed, nor shall they be lacking," says the LORD.

God gives richer blessings to these who remain faithful (the remnant). A good question to ask is, "What are the blessings for those who remain faithful?"

Jeremiah gives us a good clue,

1. They will have no fear.
2. They will lack for nothing.
3. They will be fruitful.
4. They will increase.

Are you interested in increasing? In fruitfulness? In not being afraid? God says those are things that happen to the remnant. These are the rich blessings you will receive if you stay faithful, committed, and obedient.

No matter what, do not give up! Remain faithful, because God promises great blessings to those who stay the course.

PS MOSES SINGH
indianclc.org

Friday, February 27, 2009

Welcome to Church

Welcome to Indian Christian Life Centre. if you are a visitor then we extent our warm welcome to you and we hope that you will find fresh experience of God’s love in trouble world .In the midst of much fear, insecurity and hopelessness this a answer to our world . The only safe place is the presence His Church. We encourage you not to miss any services as we equip you, encourage you and impart to you the faith to believe the impossible. ONLY BELIEVE AND SEE...

Jesus Christ is same yesterday today and forever. HE alone is the answer to our problems.

We love you and hope to see you!

God Bless

Pastor Moses