Brother Antoine, Pastor of Gospel Assembly Church in Westbury, NY, and Brother Moses, Pastor of Gospel Assembly Church in Norwalk, Connecticut, preached short but life-sustaining messages this weekend as our assembly honored Brother Desmond R. Singh's 75th Birthday.

As we gather to honor Brother Singh's 75 years of life and 50+ years of ministry, he reflects with deep gratitude on the journey God has led him on since age 12. He sees God's guiding hand in every trial, circumstance, and decision. He boldly declares, "As long as I am standing in this pulpit, do not underestimate the calling of God on my life. You didn't call me; God did. You did not choose me before I was born; God did." His unwavering dedication to God's calling is a source of inspiration for us all.

This weekend, the church celebrates a milestone in the life of Brother Desmond R. Singh, our Pastor and God-anointed leader. His life has a singular focus: Preaching the gospel of the Kingdom to saints in Canada and many parts of the world. Joining us this weekend, we are honored to welcome Brother Antoine, Pastor of Gospel Assembly Church in Westbury, NY, and Brother Moses, Pastor of Gospel Assembly Church in Norwalk, Conn.

Two pressing questions about the appropriateness of Christian involvement in politics have emerged recently. Brother Singh chose to answer them as God led his mind Wednesday night. He stressed that he has never voted in an election! Now, some undoubtedly will say that he neglected his civic duty. Conversely, a few might recognize that from childhood, his priority has centered on eternal matters.

In this sweeping lesson, Brother Singh takes us on a whirlwind tour of the Book of Revelation to impress upon our hearts and minds the future as God sees it.

Brother Singh, in his quest for a righteous life, draws inspiration from the lives of his Biblical heroes. Figures like Isaiah, Jeremiah, Paul, and Timothy serve as his moral compass. Paradoxically, the world that rejected the prophets, apostles, and Christ Jesus himself is the religious world, not that of the ungodly.

We can learn much from the Apostle Paul's epistle to the Philippians. Notable is the salutation: "Paul and Timotheus, the servants of Jesus Christ, to all the saints in Christ Jesus which are at Philippi, with the bishops and deacons: Grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ." (Philippians 1:1-2)

This lesson is a beacon of guidance, focusing on developing the vision of a God-called minister. It underscores the significant difference between our desire to start a church and God's desire. Using the New Testament church at Philippi, we examine the correct pattern for establishing a fledgling church on a proper foundation that aligns with God's will.

Brother Samuel Matthew, the leader of the Vasai Assembly in India, expressed his desire to adopt Brother Singh's Spirit. This lesson is a beacon of guidance, focusing on developing the vision of a God-called minister, underscoring the significant difference between our desire to start a church and God's desire. Using the New Testament church at Philippi, we examine the correct pattern for establishing a fledgling church on a proper foundation, aligning with God's will.

When Brother Singh uses the term 'according to my gospel,' it may stir some discomfort. However, it's worth noting that even the Apostle Paul's use of this term offended some. He wrote, 'Now to {God} that is of power to establish you according to my gospel, and the preaching of Jesus Christ, according to the revelation of the mystery, which was kept secret since the world began..."(Romans 16:25)

Let us be clear: God establishes us through the power of preaching by His called and anointed ministry (See Ephesians 4:11). The Holy Ghost inspires his ministers as they labor on their knees before the Almighty.

In a world where misinformation, deception, and the masking of reality are prevalent, the importance of a realistic perception of faith cannot be overstated. Brother Singh continually stresses realism in our

 It may surprise some that the Bible is not the word of God. Instead, it is a collection of scriptures. "All scripture {that} is given by inspiration of God is profitable for doctrine, reproof, correction, instruction in righteousness" (2 Timothy 3:16).