MY GOSPEL @ Desmond R Singh

Brother Vid stressed that he is grateful that he does not believe in a fantasy concerning the gospel of the Kingdom. Brother Singh continued that theme, showing us Jesus "the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father but by him" (John 14:6). Nevertheless, when Jesus ascended to the Father, he gave the keys to the Kingdom to his ministry that would carry on his work in h...

In his thought-provoking manner, Brother Singh challenges us with a question that stirs our souls: "Have we, the Gospel Assembly Fellowship, become the Pharisee church of the 21st Century?" Brother Singh compares the Pharisee movement to the present-day church to illustrate that maintaining traditions does not mean God is with us! For instance, wearing a white shirt does not make us righ...

This Sunday morning, reality provokes us to examine the genuineness of our worship. While Gospel Assembly Fellowship believes our doctrines are correct, every other denomination does too. Thus, we are not here to pass judgment. Instead, let us critically examine our efforts to worship God the Father according to His will, not our own. During worship, we sang a beautiful chorus, 'MY DESIRE IS T...

We older saints may underestimate the challenges and struggles of youth today coping with the evils and despair of a society gone mad. Br James blessed our Saturday evening service with his energetic testimony. Brother John followed him, recounting the struggles of his youth, reflecting his love for Christ's church. "LORD, I have loved the habitation of thy house and the place where thine...

As evidence of God's judgment falling on humanity increases, Brother Singh asserts that righteous living by the elect shields a community. Conversely, if the elect fails to conform to divine laws and principles, judgment will strike that community. Imagine if a tsunami or tornado were to devastate this area; it would be a clear sign that we are not living according to God's will. As Jesus...

Referring to the state of the world and our understanding of Biblical history, Brother Singh reiterates, "If ever there was a time to make changes in our lives, it is now." The disciples were anxious about the timing of Jesus's return, asking, "Lord, willt thou at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel? And he said unto them, It is not for you to know the times or the sea...

 What constitutes worshipping God in the Spirit? It is an important question, for many congregations presume shouting, jumping, and outlandish body gyrations are necessary. In this essential lesson, Brother Desmond Singh shows us from scripture such behavior is fleshly, not spiritual. The Prophet Isaiah's caution is a call to discernment, for God's people, the Jews, historically found them...

 Every called man of God worries about what will happen to his work after his departure. Yet, ultimately, it is God's work!  Whether an assembly can try apostles, like Ephesus (Revelation 2:2), or will follow false apostles, like Corinth (2 Corinthians 11:13), is according to the Father's will. If we receive not a love of the truth, we will be damned. (2 Thessalonians 2:10).

We live in perilous times, but it is not a time to hate or criticize people, for Jesus will return soon. Instead, we must fervently embrace love and reconciliation. Learn to pray for our enemies and those who despitefully use us. And while we Gentile Christians may often pray, "Come, Lord Jesus, come!" This lesson will show that Christ can only return once Israel recognizes its need for...

"Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord  is , there  is  liberty." (2 Corinthians 3:17). But liberty is not the right to scream and shout and act wild in the house of the Lord. It is the right to strive for holiness righteously. Building on Wednesday's lesson, "Developing Christ," Brother Sam reminded us that God has a reason for everything in our liv...

In this lesson, Brother Singh takes a practical, non-theological approach to the concept of 'developing Christ 'in this lesson. It's about cultivating Jesus's temperament, thinking, and nature within ourselves and integrating those traits into our daily lives. We often find ourselves trusting the devices and means the world offers rather than trusting God. However, the day may soon...

The chastisement that befell Nebuchadnezzar was madness and banishment to live like a beast in the wilderness for seven years until he repented and worshipped God.  The lesson we are to draw from this example is that even raw gold requires refinement before it can be used. God, in his wisdom, processes each of His elect. The Apostle Peter wrote: "Beloved, think it not strange concerning the f...

In a world of deception and encroaching darkness, a child of God maintains hope because solid spiritual food belongs to those who are mature enough and, because of use, have had their senses exercised to discern both good and evil (Hebrews 5:14). Under this ministry, we are very well-taught. Yet, Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, could only persuade those who were willing to change. Bro...

Brother Singh challenged our congregation with a question that may unsettle some: "Do you possess the genuine Holy Spirit?" The implications of this query are profound, potentially leading to eternal consequences if we are mistaken. Such a matter demands our serious consideration. This lesson is about Deception, which began in the Garden of Eden.

The title says it all. The message spilled out of the hearts and minds of God's people as they expressed their love, joy, need for, and longing to be in the center of our heavenly Father's will. The worship was divine, the prayer lines lengthy, and the testimonies heartfelt. This audio recording cannot adequately express the feelings of God's people gathered in His house.

Healing in today's church is significantly different than it was for those in the crowd during Jesus' ministry. Occasionally, every sick person in a village received healing from Jesus. Yet miracles did not convert the crowds. When confronted with the necessity for change, the crowds left Jesus. (Review John 6). "If your life isn't right when the word of God is preached in this co...

Rejection was the hallmark of Jesus and the apostles. In this penetrating lesson, Brother Singh helps us understand that serving God in Spirit and truth sets the elect apart from most churchgoers (See Matthew 10:22). In stark contrast to the media-driven ministries of the 21st Century, Jesus and Paul would have been viewed as too humble and mediocre to be regarded as authentic. Pentecostal churche...

A chorus we sometimes sing states, "There is a purpose for everything God brings our way." Everything includes suffering, trials, tribulations, sickness, poverty, and setbacks. In this invaluable lesson, Brother Singh draws from the life of the Apostle Paul to fully demonstrate the principle of discipleship. Jesus said, "If any person will come after me, let him deny himself, and ta...

Human nature is such that we often only appreciate the value of water once the well runs dry. The truth of his comment served as a stark reminder that we will not always have Brother Singh and the elders available to guide and instruct us. Our response to the messages we receive today determines our future. Jesus warned, "For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginnin...

Anyone who follows Brother Singh's gospel grows to appreciate the remarkable content of God's written word. In this awe-inspiring lesson, our Pastor takes the elect on a 45-minute survey of the Bible. "So, and let him come, that is thirsty. For whosoever will, let them come and take freely of the water of life. (Revelation 22:17)

The elect ought to study their Pastor and grasp the essence of his spirit. He conveys his experience with God in little stories from life, making his counsel practical and wise. "Moreover, because the preacher was wise, he still taught the people knowledge; yea, he gave good heed, sought out,  and  set many proverbs in order" (Ecclesiastes 12:9). The words of God's ministry speaks un...

An elect child of God ought never to despise chastening. "My son or daughter, despise not thou the chastening of the Lord, nor faint when thou art rebuked of him: For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth" (Hebrews 12:5-6). God never errors in judgment! He does not spoil His children to raise brats but disciples them. The elect cannot get away with...

Brother Singh explores our religious traditions' in this invaluable lesson. The Apostle Paul warned, "Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ" (Colossians 2:8). If we surrender holiness to follow a tradition of the world, we defeat the purpose of religion. By contrast, good tr...

This article reposts one written four years ago today, April 7th, 2020. Ironically, tomorrow, April 8th, 2024, many residents of Canada and the United States will witness a solar eclipse. When the moon moves entirely between the Earth and the sun, it blocks all light except an outer circle of intense light. This ring is known as a corona. God the Father exists in a light no man can approach. (1 Ti...

Let us reiterate how essential it is for God's elect to recognize truth and thereby reject error. The Apostle Peter warned, "They that are unlearned and unstable wrest, as they do also the other scriptures, unto their destruction" (2 Peter 3:16). Brother Singh labors on his knees and studies the scriptures before the Lord so that he may feed us "meat in due season"(Matthew...