MY GOSPEL @ Desmond R Singh

Many Christians wander through their spiritual life aimlessly, without a purpose or a goal. In this cardinal lesson, our Lord uses his servant to show that it is impossible for a church practicing iniquity to produce an overcome. This is an extremely serious lesson, appropriate for the day in which we live.

The Lord uses Brother Singh to give us insight into two poorly understood subjects in the church: the Spirit and our communication with God. Gifts and fruit of the Spirit bring us to the importance of prayer. Luke wrote, "And it came to pass, that, as {Jesus} was praying in a certain place, when he ceased, one of his disciples said unto him, Lord, teach us to pray, as John also taught his disciple...

There is a misconception widely preached in religion today that the Bride of Christ is the whole church. In this illuminating message, Brother Singh dispels that myth with scriptural evidence to prove that Bride of Christ is comprised of a select group of saints who have overcome their sinful nature, the world, and the devil. Moreover, we are called to exactly the same commitment to God.

Because of the enormity of the revelations Paul possessed, a thorn was given him in the flesh, a messenger of Satan to harass him, to keep him from becoming exalted or conceited. Three times he pleaded with the Lord to be delivered. But the Lord said, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." Therefore, Paul determined that he would boast all the more gladly of hi...

The Book of Revelation is a book of symbolic language. We ought not to literalize symbols.  Unless the Lord opens the eyes and ears of our understanding, symbolic language leaves us confused and prone to misinterpretation. For that reason, we need a God-anointed ministry to explain the meaning to us. "Because the preacher was wise, he still taught the people knowledge" (Ecclesiastes 12:9). Th...

After eighteen months of the pandemic restrictions, every elect child of God should have a deeper relationship with our Lord. We have endured unparalleled closures of every aspect of society. Never before in history have Government, Commerce, and Religion been simultaneously and universally affected. Churches were closed right along with taverns and sports arenas. Brother Singh encourages saints,...

No matter how remarkable the message delivered by a prophet, an apostle, or a called man of God may be, that message must save the preacher himself as well as the people. Brother Singh asserts that the word of God cuts both ways. A two-edged sword (Hebrews 4:12) incises both the preacher's impurities and those of the congregation. The purpose of preaching is to change us, but many of us are reluct...

Every child of God has three fathers. In this significant lesson, God allows us to see fatherhood in a whole new light, as delivered through His servant Brother Singh.  The three fathers are—GOD the Father, who elected us according to His foreknowledge (1 Peter 1:2). The second is our earthly father, who may not be ideal in our eyes, but God selected him as our dad for a reason, and we are co...

This lesson is strong meat delivered in due season. For a handful of saints, under Brother Desmond Singh, Wednesday night lessons are the most penetrating for the division of soul and spirit, joints and marrow, and to expose the thoughts and intentions of the heart.  Before the conclusion of the life of an elect child of God, a deep final cleansing occurs to remove any lingering roots of bitt...

Brother Sam, a senior elder in the Mississauga assembly, urges the congregation to seek a second conversion and renew a right spirit.

We expect our cardiologist and dental surgeon to post their credentials, but not so a man of God! A man called and processed by God for the ministry does not need advanced degrees conferred by men or institutions. If he has them, like the apostle Paul, he will flush them. "I count all things but loss for the excellency of the knowledge of Christ Jesus my Lord: for whom I have suffered the loss of...

We may be devout believers, performing all the traditions and mechanics of our religion, yet be rejected by God because of iniquity. In this jarring lesson, Brother Singh compares the Body of Christ today to Israel during the 8th Century BCE. Iniquity may be the most misunderstood offense in scripture. It offends God, and He utterly rejects it, yet it is so easy for God's people to fall into the t...

Amidst the pestilence of COVID-19 and its associated trials, the saints of God are offered encouragement by Brother Sam, a senior elder.  He asks us if we have lost our vision for the things that pertain to God? Has the hardship and light affliction of the lockdown increased our commitment to the Lord or caused us to drift slowly away from the path we were traveling? These are sobering questi...

Nobody is born saved. Growing up in the church does not save us!  Each individual needs a personal experience with God. First-generation converts were saved out of the world, from false religion, from addictions, or the prison system, as was this writer. The changes God brought to our lives were publically visible. In many ways, we can testify, "Once I was blind, but now I see!" However, our...

It is possible to sit in a “strait-gate” church that preaches the narrow way, yet to possess a wide-gate mentality! Jesus never compromised the gospel he preached, although he faced fierce apostate opposition and rejection. "Enter ye in at the strait {tightly restricted} gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: Because st...

Brother Singh states that God sent him both to preach the gospel to the elect and to have his spirit worked upon. God uses imperfect men to preach a perfect message. Jesus told Peter, when thou art converted, strengthen thy brethren."(Luke 22:32) The apostle Paul subjected himself to a harsh regime, fearing that he could be a castaway, even after preaching to others. (1 Corinthians 9:27).  Go...

Whom do we consult? The man of God, or the Internet? God provides His servants with "present truth" sufficient to meet the needs of His people for today. If we listen to the wrong voices, we will find ourselves judged with the ungodly. Indeed, if we ignore the voice of God's ministry, we become, by our willfulness, ungodly. "God speaketh once, yea twice, yet man perceiveth it not." (Job 33:14)&nbs...

The apostle Paul wrote, "See then that ye walk circumspectly, not as fools, but as wise" (Ephesians 5:15).  In modern English, the passage translates as: "Be very careful, then, how you live--not as unwise but as wise." (ibid, NIV) Brother Singh has repeatedly reminded us that head knowledge of scripture is worthless if we fail to experience a heart conversion that changes our lives. Theory c...

“ My brethren, count it all joy when ye fall into divers {various} temptations {trials}; knowing this, that the trying of your faith worketh patience. But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.” (James 1:2-4). Many of us quote this scripture without a comprehensive understanding of the requirements that faith demands of us. In today's lesson, Brothe...

Our response to a called man of God determines the blessings we receive from his ministry. A negative attitude towards the ministry produces negative results. "{God} hath filled the hungry with good things, but the rich {those that are full} he hath sent empty away" (Luke 1:53). Religious traditionalism and dogma satiate the rich, like the Pharisees. They are too full to receive "present truth."

Preachers are quick to say, "God sent me." Sometimes it is a truthful statement, but often it is not. False prophets were a problem at the beginning of the church age and are even more so as the age draws to a close. Paul described such boasters being false apostles, deceitful workers, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. Little wonder! Even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light. &n...

In this lesson, Brother Singh demonstrates that God demands heart knowledge, not head knowledge, from His people. To understand life in Christ, we first need to understand death. Every human being inherited eternal spiritual death because of sin entering the world through Adam & Eve. Eve. Until God quickens us, by the Holy Spirit, we are—dead men walking—physically alive but spiritually dead t...

Those of us who call ourselves the Body of Christ are fond of quoting Revelation 18:4, "Come out of her, my people, that ye be not partakers of her sins, and that ye receive not of her plagues." We have collectively implied that it is meant for our neighbors in denominational Christianity. If we are God's people, the voice from heaven speaks directly to you and me. A voice from heaven (not from th...

The climax of a spiritual journey is the death of an elect child of God. If predestined for salvation (Eph. 1:5), we cannot die until the level of perfection determined for us is accomplished. Our journey follows a path predetermined before time began. It meanders through obstacles and conflicts while we part of the church, members of Christ's body, helping us transition from our carnal nature to...

Despite our fallen nature, Brother Singh encourages us that "the elect" were predestined to conform to Christ's image.  As COVId-19 ravishes young and old, neighbor and stranger, sinner and saint, it is essential to remember that what God uses to judge the ungodly, is chastisement for the elect. Sickness may be part of God’s purging process just as beatings, lashes and shipwreck were to Paul....