MY GOSPEL @ Desmond R Singh

Let's not mistake religious practices for genuine godliness. The Jews, with their Torah and writings of the prophets, mechanically fulfilled all the requirements of their religious traditions, yet they did not have a genuine connection with God. In this lesson, Brother Singh reveals that Christ's church is in a similar spiritual drought as ancient Israel, highlighting the need for a deeper underst...

"Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God" (Romans 10:17). Brothers Vid and Sam combine to deliver powerful testimonies on the impact of God's word to transform a person's life. Building upon Wednesday's "Stablished Unblamable" message, we are reminded of Brother Singh's probing question: "Are you entering the strait gate?"

Brother Singh's Facebook Timeline offers more than adequate information for anyone seeking salvation. Yet, it takes more than online discipleship to enter the kingdom of God. Everyone needs to be in church—not just any church—but one that teaches holiness, without which no one can see God. (Hebrews 12:14). Let us remember that it is in Christ's church that "the spirits of just men are made perfect...

A man God calls to His ministry should expect to give a lot but receive little. The Apostle Paul gave a lot but received little recognition or credit for his work from the assemblies he planted. Likewise, Jeremiah and Isaiah gave a lot but received little. Recognition for a man of God is obedience to the living word, not money or fame. A man of God wants to see lives changed! Echoing the Apostle J...

To be born to parents in the assembly and to remain in it for over four decades is a rare but wonderful blessing. The Apostle John wrote: "For I rejoiced greatly when the brethren came and testified of the truth in thee, even as thou walkest in the truth. I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth." Our cherished senior elder, Brother John, shares that joy tonight as his son...

When the Kingdom of God is established, there will not be any distinction between rich and poor, {between educated and uneducated}. Nobody will feel superior to another person. Therefore, Jesus' mindset starts in this present age. "When you enter the sanctuary, leave your McLaren in the parking lot!"

At the age of 75 and with about 57 years of ministry behind him, our Pastor stresses the patience required for spiritual growth. He shares his personal journey, stating that his conversion continues to be a daily process. He identifies with the Apostle Paul, saying: "Not as though I had already attained, either were already perfect: but I follow after if that I may apprehend that for which also I...

While 500,000 people disrupted Toronto attending Taylor Swift concerts, this week, a dedicated group of thirty individuals chose a different path. They braved a dreary November night, their hearts filled with praise and thanksgiving to God. Their commitment is based on reality, not fantasy: "Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way which leadeth unto life,  few there be that find it."

In this invaluable lesson, Brother Singh uses the analogy of defensive driving to underscore the necessity for every child of God to be a hyper-aware, defensive reader. He coined "defensive reading" to train our congregation to safeguard our faith. Those trained in defensive driving are constantly alert to the conditions of the road and prepared for the possibility of an irrational decision from t...

God has incredibly blessed our assembly and Brother Singh's online followers over these past five days, starting with the lesson "The Shepherd—Sheep Relationship" (11-13-24). On Wednesday, we saw how the lush meadows of Psalm 23 represent God's blessings that fatten His sheep in pastoral peace and safety. Nevertheless, the sheep of God's pasture are not pets raised for pleasure. Spiritually, the G...

Figuratively speaking, the church is God's blender, where people of all statuses, education, and backgrounds are equal. A person with no education is equal to someone with advanced university degrees. We must understand that everyone in God's house has a predetermined purpose. Brother Singh explains, "You may be a big shot in the community or your workplace, but when you enter through the sanctuar...

If God has called you to be a disciple of Christ, you will not have a carefree life. In this insightful lesson, Brother Singh questions the discipleship of anyone with a happy-go-lucky lifestyle. The examples of called individuals (whether prophets or apostles) found in the Bible experienced "...trials and temptations, trouble and woe!"

In this profound message, Brother Singh challenges followers to worship God with deep sincerity. It is too easy to sing praises to God yet lack genuineness. We sing because it is traditional to sing words as written without thought or consideration. Let us not be naive or gullible. We must approach God "with the Spirit and understanding thereof" (1 Corinthians 14:15).

Expounding on 1 Corinthians 12, Brother Sam emphasized that a spiritual gift is given to saints in the church so we can help each other. The Spirit gives one person the ability to give wise advice; to another, the same Spirit gives a message of special knowledge. The same Spirit gives great faith to another, and the same Spirit gives the gift of healing to someone else. He gives one person the pow...

In this lesson, Brother Singh emphasized the need for a spiritual mindset. He stressed, 'We cannot worship God in the flesh, even though we are fleshly beings. The congregation must tap into God and the mind of the Spirit.'

In this lesson, Brother Singh asks us to imagine Jesus sitting in heaven and looking down on Earth for his body. He observes all hundreds of Christian denominations, each claiming to be the Body of Christ. In our fellowship, Gospel Assembly, which emphasizes correct doctrines, we are fond of exclaiming, 'We are glad God brought us to the Body.' Consider our natural bodies. We have two hands, but t...

The church is a very important element. The day we are living in is unprecedented in history.  As I said Wednesday, the truth can be misrepresented as passed along [from one person to another.] It someone tries to relate to something I said on Wednesday, and thirty people are in line, [the message] gets distorted as it is passed from one to another. We cannot afford to have the truth distorted or...

Sr. Azeeman gives God glory and praise for delivering her safely through Hurricane Milton. Alone, in the dark, in her Tampa Bay home, our dear, elderly sister in Christ chose to face the devasting fury by trusting in the merciful protection of God. Her riveting story is a testament to the power of faith overcoming fear, reassuring us all that when the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears and del...

A PARABLE: "A farmer had two fields; one was lush and fertile, the other dry with parched crops. Between the two fields stood a magnificent bamboo tree. With deep respect for the bamboo tree, the farmer approached it one day, saying, "I'd like to use you." The bamboo tree, swelling with pride, replied that it would be honored to help the field owner in any way it could. Then the farmer revealed, "...

In religion, it is easy to fall into the trap of using platitudes. A platitude is a phrase or statement, especially one with moral content, used too often to be thoughtful or meaningful. One platitude we use in our fellowship is the "Body of Christ." It echoes the banality of a phrase used by the Jews in ancient Israel, "The Temple of the Lord." God's Prophet warned, "Trust ye not in lying words,...

The Pastor of the Elmont, NY assembly delivered a sober entreat to the saints of God gathered to celebrate Thanksgiving. He reminded us we live in a society that rejects the laws and morality of Almighty God. The fact that we seek to worship God in Spirit and truth sets us apart from the ungodly majority and apostate religion. While acknowledging that we live in a world that requires economic and...

Mississauga Assembly is blessed to have several visiting ministers join us to celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving. Despite having just experienced the devasting effects of Hurricane Helene, Brother Paul Brinkley delivered an inspiring message of gratitude. Gratitude begins with our heavenly Father. He reminded the elect that God touched our eyes so that we might see—not just our physical eyes but the...

Mississauga Assembly is blessed to have several visiting ministers join us to celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving. They traveled from North Carolina, Rhode Island, New York, Connecticut, and Montreal to share God's blessings with us. Our Pastor, Desmond Singh, stressed the necessity of a ministry led by God, not tradition or religious academia. Ephesians 4:12 summarizes the purpose of God's ministry....

As we gathered for our Wednesday evening service in the safety of our Mississauga Assembly, we were acutely aware of the impending disaster our friends and relatives in Florida were facing with Hurricane Milton. We knew the damage to life and property would be extensive. In this crisis, we are grateful for our safety and turn to God, seeking His leading through Brother Singh's lesson, which confro...

When we, as a congregation, gather in the sanctuary to sing praises, let us do so with a profound understanding  and  knowledge of the state of our worship. The lyrics of today's magnificent worship song result from a vision granted to God's prophet:' I saw also the Lord sitting upon a throne, high and lifted up, and his train filled the temple. Above it stood the seraphim: each one had six wings;...