Salt & Light Ministry

Have you ever wondered where God is when you are facing difficult time? Pastor Ron leads us through scripture that ensures us that God is a ever present help in a time of need.

Have you ever wondered where God is when you are facing difficult time? Pastor Ron leads us through scripture that ensures us that God is a ever present help in a time of need.

As we conclude this series, it is imperative that we revisit the inception of the divine intervention that brought liberation to a nation of individuals. A striking resemblance emerges between the narrative of Moses and the advent of Jesus.

Jesus delivered a message that continues to serve as the bedrock of Christianity, emphasizing the necessity of repentance and a return to God. Notably, when Herod rejected the same message that John the Baptist proclaimed, Jesus remained silent in response. Furthermore, Herod stands alone as the individual whom Jesus never addressed. This silence stems from the fact that Herod was afforded an opportunity for repentance but ultimately disregarded it by executing the messenger. Consequently, when we refuse to repent, we swiftly discover that God ceases to communicate with us. 

In Part 7, the series culminates in the profound significance of individual lifestyles as articulated by God. When each person endeavors to walk with God on their own terms, it becomes a manifestation of the entire body of Christ, reflecting the manner in which we are to present ourselves corporately. As exemplified by the actions of Achan, whose decision had far-reaching consequences for the entire nation of Israel, it is imperative that we recognize our role as the responsible party in either bringing about the fulfillment of God’s promise or His judgment. 

Following the demise of the first generation of Israelites in the wilderness, God instructed Moses to guide them back to the land of promise, a land that was endowed with the ability to bestow longevity upon God’s chosen people. During their journey, Moses reminded them of God’s commandments and decrees, which served as the foundation of a renewed covenant with the descendants of the once rebellious people whom God had delivered from Egypt.

We will discover that after wandering through the desolate and seemingly devoid of God’s presence, a yearning for His return emerges. This return is intended to renew within us His covenant. Will we demonstrate courage and renew ourselves to the covenant that enables us to enter into a place prepared for us? 

Wandering the wilderness was a just judgment that God gave the Israelites for their rebellion. How long will we wander the wilderness because of our defiance? We also will see that Cain became offended with God because of his disobedience to his offense out with an Innocent bystander. If only Cain would have repented the Abel would not have suffered because of Cains lack of repentance. Have we become agry or upset with God because we failed to obey?

Have you ever wondered why an eleven day journey turned into 40 years in the wilderness for the Israelites? Their open defiance of rebellion was considered as contempt towards God. Tune in and let God minister to your heart. Allow Him to search your ways, to see if you are in contempt towards God in your thoughts, motives, and words.

Today’s topic that we have been instructed to speak is a topic that a lot of "Christians" don't adhere to or know very little about. But the fact that God has commanded us to be Holy as He is holy is not a recommendation nor a suggestion. Tune in with us and hear what the Holy Spirit has to reveal about this not so popular topic.

God had send Moses to speak with Pharaoh and declare, "Let my people go so they can worship me in the wilderness". Often times we confuse the Israelites being freed from Egypt just to go to the promise land but why would God let them have the promise without introducing them to the promiser. If God would have taken them straight to the promise land, they would have made the promise a place of Idolatry.

We are no different than the Israelites. And got want to give us what He has promised us but first we must know the promiser. To learn how to worship and walk in the fear of God. The teaching of "The Fear of God" is all in the scripture but so few people know what this is. Moses declared that if we operated in The Feared God, it would keep us from sinning. And now we can see the clearer picture of why the Israelites wandered for 40 years.

The Children of Israelites became the most perfect example of how we are to walk with God. Their blatant disobedience that was accompanied by complaining and murmuring is very symbolic to the church today. God had freed them from Egypt but desire to free them from a slave mindset. This transformation had to take place in the wilderness and this is the case for us today. Our spirit has been set free from Egypt but we continue in an Egyptian mindset. These practices are obvious by the way we live and perceive every Red Sea we face. If we will allow God to transform us, we will witness a move of God that God desires for His people.