MY GOSPEL @ Desmond R Singh

In the book of Revelation, the Lord Jesus Christ speaks to a church that was doctrinally sound, morally disciplined, and spiritually vigilant — yet something was terribly wrong. They had defended truth, exposed false apostles, and endured hardship for His name’s sake. But in all their labor, they had lost the one thing that mattered most. In this message, Brother Singh draws from Scripture — and e...

In an age where judgment seems delayed and accountability feels distant, it is easy to mistake God’s patience for indifference. But Scripture warns us otherwise. From the sudden deaths of Nadab and Abihu, to the fiery prophecy of the Day of the Lord, the message is clear: God still requires a holy people. In this sobering reflection, we are reminded that spiritual death is often gradual, that disc...

What happens when the body grows weaker—but the calling remains? When life presses on every side, and yet something within refuses to collapse? In 2 Corinthians chapter 4, the Apostle Paul gives us one of the most powerful declarations of endurance in all of Scripture: “We faint not.” In this episode, we explore how fragile “earthen vessels” can carry eternal treasure, why weakness is not a disqua...

For forty-five years, Brother Singh has stood in Canada with a singular burden: that God’s people worship Him in reverence and truth.

Beautiful worship music, short messages, testimonies, tributes, and expressions of gratitude to God highlight this audio recording. Brother Antoine and Brother Sam Phil travelled from Westbury, NY, to share the weekend with Brother and Sister Singh.

This evening, we give thanks to our heavenly Father for atruly remarkable milestone: 45 years of ministry in Canada by Brother and Sister Singh. Arriving in January 1980, they brought the gospel of the kingdom to the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), already seasoned veterans in God's service. Brother Singh began full-time ministry in his native Guyana at the age of 18.After marrying, the couple wel...

In this message, we examine one of the most sobering warnings ever spoken by Christ to His church: “Thou hast left thy first love.” From the mystery of Genesis to the majesty of Revelation, we are reminded that the God who created, who speaks, and who walks among His churches still evaluates the condition of our hearts. Have we grown familiar with holy things? Have we substituted activity for affe...

In a world saturated with religious noise, emotional experiences, and competing versions of truth, one question rises above them all: Is what we believe genuinely from God? In this message, An Unadulterated Message, we are challenged to examine whether our faith has been shaped by convenience, culture, and tradition—or by the narrow way Christ Himself defined. As deception increases and truth beco...

Building from our Wednesday evening lesson, IMPERFECT MEN—PERFECT GOSPEL, Brother Sam reminded us that the law of God is good, for it provides the rules for navigating the highways of life. “Therefore, the law is holy, and the commandment holy and just and good. Has then what is good become death to me? Certainly not! But sin, that it might appear sin, was producing death in me through what is goo...

Imperfect men preaching a perfect message—can that really be God’s design? From the pulpit to the pew, the Word of God cuts both ways, exposing not only the hearts of the listeners but the heart of the preacher as well. In this reflection, we explore why God has always chosen flawed, struggling men to deliver an uncompromising gospel—and how the very imperfections we wrestle with become the means...

Just because something is traditional does not mean it is divinely ordained. God has never shaped His servants according to human systems, credentials, or expectations. From the prophets of old to present-day ministry, His method remains the same: He forms His vessels through surrender, humility, and sometimes painful change. In this message, Marred in the Potter’s Hand , we examine how God prepar...

When truth challenges tradition, not everyone stays. In John chapter 6, Jesus watched the crowds walk away—then turned to His closest followers and asked a question that still echoes today: “Will ye also go away?” This essay examines present truth, spiritual offense, and the cost of following a living God who refuses to remain in yesterday’s revelation.

What does it really mean to love the house of God? Is it about buildings, traditions, or something far deeper? In Matthew 5, Jesus doesn’t describe greatness the way the world does. He blesses the humble, the meek, the merciful—and those willing to pay a price for righteousness. These are not lofty ideals; they are lived attitudes. In this reflection, we look at King David’s reverence for God’s pr...

At the funeral for Brother Venton Earl Baker on Friday, Brother Singh reminded us of the importance of withholding judgment. Jesus said, “Do not judge, and you will not be judged. Do not condemn, and you will not be condemned. Forgive, and you will be forgiven” (Luke 6:37). Brother Venton was a good man and a faithful brother who later faced a series of difficulties. Drawing on Lamentations 3, Bro...

Who is Jesus—really? Not the commercialized Christ of culture, nor the accommodating savior shaped by personal desire, but the Jesus revealed in Scripture. In this message, Brother Singh confronts the danger of preaching another Jesus , exposing counterfeit gospels that entertain but cannot save. Drawing from the Apostle Paul’s warnings and the reality of true discipleship, this teaching challenge...

Behind every visible struggle is an unseen conflict. Scripture reveals that pride, rebellion, and self-will did not originate with man, but with a fallen angel once known as the anointed cherub. In this message, Brother Singh traces the spiritual roots of rebellion from Eden to the present day, exposing how Satan’s fall continues to influence the human heart. More importantly, he calls the saints...

Many people mistakenly believe that worshiping God can be done only when it is convenient for us and that simply making an effort is enough. Using Psalm 100, Brother Singh quickly dismisses that myth. "Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands / Serve the LORD with gladness"

Many believers make sincere promises to God, yet few fully consider the cost of keeping them. In this message, Brother Singh draws from the closing moments of the Apostle Paul’s life to confront a timeless truth: outward signs of faith mean little without inward transformation. While physical circumcision marked Israel’s covenant with God, the New Testament calls believers to something deeper—the...

"I come from a culture where either you cast the devil out, or he casts you out," Brother Singh states. In a world that explains everything in physical and psychological terms, Scripture reminds us that many battles are spiritual at their core. Drawing from Brother Singh’s frontline ministry experience, this message confronts the reality of demonic opposition and the authority Christ has...

Our Saturday evening service featured a vibrant testimony from Sister Chan, Brother Singh’s helpmeet. She was followed by Brother Sam, a senior elder, who watered Brother Singh’s Wednesday lesson on PREDESTINATION. Since God speaks through His called and anointed servants, it is imperative that elders and saints “all speak the same thing, and that there be no divisions among us, but that we be per...

What does the Bible really mean by predestination? Is it fatalism—or the assurance of God’s sovereign purpose? In this message, Brother Singh carefully unfolds the biblical meaning of being “the called” and shows how God’s foreknowledge, election, and purpose shape the lives of His people. Drawing from Romans, Jeremiah, and the words of Jesus Himself, this lesson explains why God’s elect have a de...

In this message, Brother Singh addresses the Apostle John’s timeless warning: “Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world.” He carefully distinguishes between appreciating God’s creation and becoming entangled in a world system that stands in opposition to God. Drawing from the teachings of Jesus and the apostles, this lesson challenges believers to examine their priorities, embr...

Elisha's persistence in following Elijah revealed a deep hunger for more of God. Despite his humble beginnings as a simple farm boy, Elisha did not let his background limit his faith. Instead, he boldly asked for a double portion of Elijah’s spirit, demonstrating his unwavering determination to receive all that God had for him. Similarly, Ruth’s steadfast commitment to following Naomi showed h...

In this message, Brother Singh reminds us that true discipleship is never casual, convenient, or cost-free. Drawing from Scripture and personal testimony, he points us to men and women who answered God’s call by surrendering security, livelihood, and future certainty. From Elisha burning his plow, to fishermen leaving their nets, to Ruth forsaking her homeland, we are confronted with a sobering tr...

In this message, Brother Singh confronts one of the most subtle dangers facing believers today: the deception of hearing God’s Word without obeying it. Drawing from the ministry of John the Baptist and the example of Jesus Himself, he reminds us that true Christianity is not found in religious knowledge, tradition, or sincere-sounding worship, but in repentance, transformation, and obedience. This...