Nothing Wrong

Nothing Wrong



Dear Holy saints,
Yes the Lord has dealt with 
our sin, forgiven our 
trespasses, past present 
and the future, by the blood 
of Christ...but there is 
nothing wrong in 
acknowledging your faults 
before God and before 
the brethren.
Like we preachers, when the 
Spirit of God corrects you 
for preaching what was 
inaccurate, it is not religious 
for you to acknowledge your 
wrong and ask the Lord for 
help. 
There is nothing wrong in 
telling the Lord that you're 
sorry for not dispensing 
truth according to His 
will.
This is how we grow.
Yes, you have great knowledge 
and the Lord is using you 
mightly to transform lives here...
but there is nothing wrong 
in learning from others and 
actually unlearning or 
adjusting the inaccurate 
the truth you've taught for 
years.
There is nothing wrong in 
making mistakes and 
admitting them. 
That's how you add some 
more knowledge to what 
you knew and once taught, 
and make the neccesary 
adjustments.
We know in part and we prophesy in part. 
Thinking that the way you 
present truth is the best 
way to present it and 
refusing to calm down and 
see also from the perspective 
of another brother is not the 
way of the spirit, it will 
eventually retard your growth.
I speak to myself also and 
most importantly.
We have to repent of this 
"my teaching is the best" 
attitude. 
We are here first to grow 
in knowledge before looking 
for who to teach. 
Our heart-attitude towards 
these things play a role 
in determining what the 
Lord commits into our 
hands.
There is absolutely nothing 
to lose when it looks as if 
the "argument" didn't end 
in your favour.
Don't be concerned about 
how your followers will see 
you if you chose to correct 
some of your errors. 
Don't care about the likes 
and shares, don't care about 
all that.
The Lord told me that He is 
more interested in perfecting 
the saints in knowledge 
than massaging my Apostolic 
ego.
God is consistently and 
constantly dealing with us to 
see that we grow and 
function exactly according 
to His will. 
So while we are in this process, 
we shouldn't be ashamed 
of admitting that we do not 
know all there is to know 
about God.                                                              Knowledge is progressive, but                                      humility is the way to progress in 
knowledge. 
He gives Grace to the 
humble.
If we understand this, we 
will discuss scripture with 
the mind of Christ, to 
impact knowledge and 
to be impacted...and not to 
argue or to be seen as one 
with superior Rhema.
May the Lord help us all to 
adjust, for the sake of the 
church of Christ. 
What God has committed 
into our hands is bigger than 
what our minds can conceive, 
and we don't need to allow 
pride ruin it or let carnality 
distract us.
This thing is not about us, 
it's about Him. 
So let us have more of the 
attitude of "a student" than 
that of "a teacher".
Let's teach with the motive 
of learning from the 
TEACHER.



Much love..
#Jesusfocus



"As for me, I would never 
allow a woman to teach me 
the Gospel"
My brother the earlier 
you wake up from that 
religious bondage, the 
better for you.
Listen, brother, it will 
the interest you to know that 
the first person to preach 
the message of the 
resurrection was a 
woman.
It was a woman who 
preached the first sermon 
on the resurrection day. 
And she preached it to the 
Apostle themselves. 
JESUS TOLD HER TO DO IT.
Today, women are often 
told not to preach or teach, 
yet the Lord Jesus Himself 
sent a woman with a 
message.
This nonsense must stop!!
It's about time religion stop 
looking down on women 
in ministry.
When Jesus commanded, 
"Go ye into all the world 
and preach the gospel to 
every creature", that 
commission was for every 
believer, regardless of sex,
color, race or culture.
There're so many women out 
there teaching the 
Gospel passionately
( yes! with great insight). 
When you find them, sit 
down and listen to them. 
Stop looking down on 
them!



Kafui Jozy Senya