If ever the devil desired to undermine a church, it is ours! That is the reason a spirit of democracy cannot be allowed to prevail. We did not hire Brother Singh, so we cannot fire him. God sent him to this assembly to minister to the elect. Training for life in the kingdom must start in the church. Yet, God will illuminate only those with eyes to see and ears to hear (Matthew 13:16). The elect of God requires a revelation to accept the gospel of the kingdom.

Brothers Vid and John combine to encourage the saints in Mississauga and those following online. Brother Vid stated the chorus 'LORD PURIFY MY HEART' expresses the totality of his walk with God. "Cleanse and wash the very inwards parts — Never let a single hinder me from anything." Sung as a prayer, it expresses the totality of our transformation from our old fallen nature to new creatures in Christ.

Brother Singh noted that Brother John spoke with an apostle's tranquility and quiet confidence.

We live in extremely trying times. The tensions in the Middle East could suddenly erupt into a global war.

War is horrific. Suffering and death are ugly. But what is telling about this particular crisis is how people are divided pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian. Contrary to popular sentiment, Brother Singh is PRO-HUMANITY. Israel is a nation set apart unto God but living in rebellion and iniquity. We cannot equate secular Israel with the righteousness to which God called them.

Regular followers know that on October 1st, God gave Brother Singh a message concerning Israel a week before Hamas attacked it. Preaching about Israel after an event is one thing, but it is quite another to receive a warning in advance. Yet, repeatedly, God has given this ministry prophetic messages to prepare us. Sadly, we have often tended to ignore the man of God.

Hamas started the war, and Israel intends to finish it. Who is right? Who is wrong?

Brother Sam encourages saints unsettled by the times in which we live. Indeed, we live in "perilous times," as described in (2 Timothy 3:1). But, the Apostle Paul also stated: " If any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things have become new" (2 Corinthians 5:17, KJV )

So, how can we know that we are in Christ? Baptism in the Holy Ghost produces a marked change between our carnal, unsaved lives and what we are now. Baptism in the Spirit and genuine conversion are dependent upon one another. There ought not to be a variance in our priorities, whether in church, work, school, or community.

The Day of Pentecost was a remarkable event in God's interaction with humanity. Astonishingly, Luke's account of what happened in the Book of Acts is our only record of the church's launch. Peter's message was unambiguous. Everyone understood it. "Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Save yourselves from this untoward generation. Then they gladly received his word and were baptized, and the same day, there were added unto them about three thousand souls. And they continued STEADFASTLY in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, breaking bread and in prayers." (Acts 2:38-42)

Today's message is vital, for we witness the fulfillment of prophecy while assessing our personal and collective walk with God. We pause this weekend to thank God for his many blessings. Yet, we also understand that He is a God of judgment. Israel is a pivotal nation in the plan of God, but Jesus "came to his own and his own received him not" (John 11:1). On October 1, Brother Singh prophesied, "The dome of protection that safeguards Israel {from incoming missiles and aircraft} will fail. This weekend, we witnessed an all-out Palestinian attack on Israel that foiled their defense system.

Canadian Thanksgiving weekend is about 45 earlier than in America. We are mindful that while we celebrate the blessings of God, Israel is in an all-out war with Hamas. We pray that God will deliver His elect from this brutal conflict.

Tonight, we were encouraged by uplifting messages from visiting pastors from our fellowship: Brother Brinkley, Brother Antoine, and Brother Moses.

Brother Singh stresses that the Jews could not anticipate they would reject Jesus because he did not come according to their 'traditional expectations.' That grave error of the Jews contains a lesson for God's elect in the 21st Century. Let us not presume we have a handle on God—that we have all the answers—for arrogance can be our downfall.

From childhood, God conditioned Brother Singh's mind for ministry. He was never gullible or brainwashed. Instead, he was compelled from the outset to seek the truth and to question mindless traditions. Nobody fished him into this fellowship. God led him to follow his teacher's ways in Christ, those of Brother Lloyd L. Goodwin.

Loneliness, rejection, and feeling despised are the norm for called men of God. As did our Lord himself, all the prophets and apostles suffered rejection and persecution, for "He came unto his own, and his own received him not" (John 1:11).