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Paralysing Pain in Right Thigh Healed

I started experiencing a sudden sharp pain in the right thigh during March of 2017. I could hardly stand for 15 minutes before developing pain tending to paralysis.

This pain lasted for about a week until 30th March when I attended the Phaneroo weekly service at UMA. During the service, Apostle Grace was ministering and he prayed for all who were sick or had pain and commanded all pain to leave. In an instant all the pain in my right thigh left; my thigh was totally restored and I nolonger had any problem standing for longer periods.

I give honour and praise to Jesus!

Timothy Ongom

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Lessons In Virtue: Recognising The Distinction In Your Child

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Apostle Grace Lubega

1 Samuel 16:10-11 (KJV), Again, Jesse made seven of his sons to pass before Samuel. And Samuel said unto Jesse, The Lord hath not chosen these. And Samuel said unto Jesse, Are here all thy children? And he said, There remaineth yet the youngest, and, behold, he keepeth the sheep. And Samuel said unto Jesse, Send and fetch him: for we will not sit down till he come hither.

It is a powerful thing for a parent to discern the spiritual gift in their child.

The nation of Israel was split into two because of this: a father did not recognise what was in the son.

From our theme scripture, when Samuel came into Jesse’s house to anoint the king, Jesse lined up all his other sons and forgot David because he did not know what was upon this child’s life.

As David looked after sheep, he killed lions and bears but Jesse never knew that this kind of spirit was in his son’s life. The first time David gave this testimony was before Saul; he never told Jesse anything (1 Samuel 17:34-36).

Eventually, David ended up in the care of Saul, who did not love him for who he was but because David could win battles for him. In fact, David’s success proved to be a threat to Saul who was supposed to represent the other father figure in David’s life (1 Samuel 19).

By the time David becomes king he did not know how to be a father: Amnon raped Tamar and he did not know what to do (2 Samuel 13:1-21); when Absolom killed Amnon, he still didn’t know what to do (1 Samuel 13:23-39).

He had promised Bathsheba that Solomon would be king but when the appointed time came, he later forgot all about Solomon and did not rebuke Adonijah his son when he tried to take the throne (1 Kings 1:1-11).

Solomon eventually became king but there were critical things he never learned from his father: how to lead, how to exercise authority, how to run a government or how to relate with God and men.

Solomon in turn never knew how to raise his son Rehoboam. It was Rehoboam who rejected the counsel of the elderly and declared, “whereas my father did lade you with a heavy yoke, I will add to your yoke: my father hath chastised you with whips, but I will chastise you with scorpions.” (1 Kings 12:11).

Rehoboam split Israel (1 Kings 12:16-19). But it all started with a father, Jesse, who could not see the distinctive mark in his son.

Parenthood requires that you look at your child and see the anointing at work in his or her life.

Compliment them and tell them, “you are a prophetess, I see something in you.”

Lay hands on them and speak great things like, “I believe in you.” That is parenthood!

FURTHER STUDY: Proverbs 22:6, 1 Corinthians 4:15

GOLDEN NUGGET

Parenthood requires that you look at your child and see the anointing at work in his or her life. Compliment them and tell them, “you are a prophetess, I see something in you.” Lay hands on them and speak great things like, “I believe in you.” That is parenthood!

PRAYER: Father, I thank you for this teaching on parenting: I know how to recognise distinction in my children and to nurture and grow it. I train them in the way they should go and they will never depart from it. My children are for signs and wonders; they are a pattern to many because I raise them in the way of the Lord. Amen. 

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Apôtre Grace Lubega

LEÇONS EN VERTU : LA RECONNAISSANCE DE LA DISTINCTION DE VOTRE ENFANT

1 Samuel 16:10-11 (KJV) Isaï fit passer ses sept fils devant Samuel; et Samuel dit à Jessé : L’Eternel n’a choisi aucun d’eux. Puis Samuel dit à Jessé : Sont-ce là tous tes fils ? Et il répondit : Il reste encore le plus jeune, mais il fait paître les brebis. Alors Samuel dit à Jessé : Envoie-le chercher, car nous ne nous placerons pas avant qu’il ne soit venu ici.

C’est une chose puissante pour un parent de discerner le don spirituel chez son enfant.

La nation d’Israël a été divisée en deux à cause de cela : un père n’a pas reconnu ce qui était dans le fils.

D’après notre écriture, lorsque Samuel entra chez Jessé pour oindre le roi, Jessé aligna tous ses autres fils et oublia David parce qu’il ne savait pas ce qu’il y avait dans la vie de cet enfant.

Comme David s’occupait des moutons, il a tué des lions et des ours mais Jessé n’a jamais su que ce genre d’esprit était dans la vie de son fils. La première fois que David a donné ce témoignage était avant Saül ; il n’a jamais rien dit à Jessé (1 Samuel 17:34-36).

Finalement, David a fini par prendre soin de Saül, qui ne l’aimait pas pour ce qu’il était mais parce que David pouvait gagner des batailles pour lui. En fait, le succès de David s’est avéré être une menace pour Saül qui était supposé représenter l’autre personnage paternel dans la vie de David (1 Samuel 19).

Au moment où David devient roi, il ne savait pas comment être père : Amnon a violé Tamar et il ne savait pas quoi faire (2 Samuel 13:1-21) ; quand Absolom a tué Amnon, il ne savait toujours pas quoi faire (1 Samuel 13:23-39).

Il avait promis à Bethsabée que Salomon serait roi mais à l’heure dite, il oublia tout de Salomon et ne reprocha pas à Adonija son fils lorsqu’il voulut prendre le trône (1 Rois 1: 1-11).

Salomon est finalement devenu roi mais il y a des choses critiques qu’il n’a jamais apprises de son père : comment diriger, comment exercer l’autorité, comment diriger un gouvernement ou comment se comporter avec Dieu et les hommes.

Salomon à son tour n’a jamais su comment élever son fils Roboam. Ce fut Roboam qui rejeta le conseil des personnes âgées et déclara : « Alors que mon père vous a couché d’un joug pesant, j’ajouterai à votre joug : mon père vous a châtiés avec des fouets, mais je vous châtierai avec des scorpions. » (1 Rois 12:11).

Roboam a divisé Israël (1 Rois 12:16-19). Mais tout a commencé avec un père, Jessé, qui ne pouvait pas voir la marque distinctive de son fils.

Être parent exige que vous regardiez votre enfant et que vous voyez l’onction au travail dans sa vie.

Complimentez-les et dites-leur : « Vous êtes une prophétesse, je vois quelque chose en vous. »

Posez les mains sur eux et dites de grandes choses comme : « Je crois en toi. » C’est être parent !

ÉTUDE COMPLÉMENTAIRE : Proverbes 22:6, 1 Corinthiens 4:15

PÉPITE D’OR : Être parent exige que vous regardiez votre enfant et que vous voyez l’onction au travail dans sa vie. Complimentez-les et dites-leur : « Vous êtes une prophétesse, je vois quelque chose en vous. » Posez les mains sur eux et dites de grandes choses comme : « Je crois en toi. » C’est être parent !

PRIÈRE : Père, je te remercie pour cet enseignement sur la parentalité: je sais reconnaître la distinction chez mes enfants et la nourrir et la faire grandir. Je les forme de la façon dont ils devraient aller et ils ne s’en écarteront jamais. Mes enfants sont pour les signes et les merveilles ; ils sont un modèle pour beaucoup parce que je les élève dans la voie du Seigneur. Amen.

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How You Hear

Apostle Grace Lubega

Luke 8:18 (KJV), Take heed therefore how ye hear: for whosoever hath, to him shall be given; and whosoever hath not, from him shall be taken even that which he seemeth to have.

When a child of God seeks the “hows” of the Word, he or she is after the results of the Word.

Thus, when the master tells us to take heed how we hear, it is an instruction to seek to have results for the Word we have believed.

How you hear defines your place of stewardship.
As a good steward you are weighed on the ability to multiply what you have received.

The parable of talents is illustrative on this.

The Bible narrates, “He that had received the five talents went and traded with the same, and made them other five talents.

And likewise he that had received two, he also gained other two. But he that had received one went and digged in the earth, and hid his lord’s money.” (Matthew 25:16-18).

The first two servants multiplied what they received, they were men that knew how to hear. And because they knew how to hear, more was given unto them (Matthew 25:20-29).

Like our theme scripture reveals, “for whosoever hath, to him shall be given; and whosoever hath not, from him shall be taken even that which he seemeth to have.”

The bad steward who only buried his Lord’s money is the Christian who only accumulates knowledge and does not produce results.

He is ever learning but never coming to the knowledge of Christ (2 Timothy 3:7), for the proof of knowledge is results.

When you read the scriptures or listen to sermons, seek to practice what you have heard. If you do not see results, study more on that topic, practice harder until you walk in the manifestation of what you have learned.

That is a man who knows how to hear. Hallelujah!

FURTHER STUDY: Matthew 25:16-29, 1 Timothy 4:15

GOLDEN NUGGET

When you read the scriptures or listen to sermons, seek to practice what you have heard. If you do not see results, study more on that topic, practice harder until you walk in the manifestation of what you have learned. That is a man who knows how to hear.

PRAYER: Father, I am grateful for this wisdom. I know how to hear. I have results of the Word because I daily exercise myself to walk in the manifestation of what I learn. Knowledge is not just information to me, it is experiences and these experiences are the results I see every day. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

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What You Hear

Apostle Grace Lubega

Mark 4:24 (KJV), And he said unto them, Take heed what ye hear: with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you: and unto you that hear shall more be given.

It is part of spiritual maturity to take heed what you hear.

The “what” of hearing requires that you yield to the scriptures to have a deeper understanding of what is taught.

What you hear is actually every thought you apply to the Word you hear and how much you meditate on it: be a student of the Word; take time and read harder on the topics taught; meditate and ponder on these things and allow the Spirit to cast more light on what you receive.

The result is: “The measure [of thought and study] you give [to the truth you hear] will be the measure [of virtue and knowledge] that comes back to you — and more [besides] will be given to you who hear” (Mark 4:24 AMP).

“Virtue” as used in the amplified version of our theme scripture is the anointing.

So, the more you study, meditate and ponder on the Word, the more mature IN the anointing you become, as the same anointing increases on your life.

The deeper you study, the greater the working of the Spirit of revelation in your life. Hallelujah!

FURTHER STUDY: 1 Timothy 4:15, Joshua 1:8

GOLDEN NUGGET

What you hear is actually every thought you apply to the Word you hear and how much you meditate on it: be a student of the Word; take time and read harder on the topics taught; meditate and ponder on these things and allow the Spirit to cast more light on what you receive.

PRAYER: Father, I thank you for your Word. I am a diligent student of it; I study, meditate and pray in it as a daily part of my life. The Word floods my spirit and my soul. It is the centre of my every action and response. By it, I increase in both knowledge and virtue. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

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On The Scales Of Knowledge

Apostle Grace Lubega

1 Samuel 2:3 (KJV), Talk no more so exceeding proudly; let not arrogancy come out of your mouth: for the Lord is a God of knowledge, and by him actions are weighed.

God weighs our actions. He does so through knowledge.

By example, consider these two categories of people; one spends hours shouting in tongues to no avail; another opens his mouth and within minutes, he opens heaven.

One man thinks he is teaching mysteries until another opens the same scripture and “breaks depths.”

One man sings and another will take the same microphone and worship.

Each of them is engaged in seemingly the same action but the weight of what they do differs.

When a man is weighed and found wanting (Daniel 5:27), this weighing is the place where he is placed on the scales of knowledge and found to be light: he does not know God.

Seek the knowledge of God because it is what interprets purpose in the spirit realm.

This weight translates as the glory that follows your every action.

FURTHER STUDY: Daniel 11:32, Isaiah 33:6

GOLDEN NUGGET

Seek the knowledge of God because it is what interprets purpose in the spirit realm.

PRAYER: God, I thank you for knowledge. It forms the substance of all my actions. I give, pray and serve you in knowledge. Whatsoever I do has spiritual weight and is glorious. By this, my results in the gospel are distinctive. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

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Of The Holy of Holies

Apostle Grace Lubega

Hebrews 9:8 (AMP), By this the Holy Spirit points out that the way into the [true Holy of] Holies is not yet thrown open as long as the former [the outer portion of the] tabernacle remains a recognized institution and is still standing

The way to the Holy of holies is a revelation. If it is not revealed, you cannot experience the reality of this place in God.

This way can never be revealed as long as “the outer portion of the tabernacle remains a recognised institution and is still standing.”

The outer portion of the tabernacle stands for the religious affiliations and institutions people associate with in their understanding of God.

But as long as men still look at these denominations as the definition of what the Church is or as the ultimate source of truth, they can never intimately know God.

God is not Baptist, Methodist, Orthodox, Anglican or Pentecostal. He is God.

In themselves, some of these institutions demonstrate certain attributes of God but they error in the assumption that what they see represents the total sum of who He is.

If you must see God in His fullness, then you ought to look past your religious affiliation and seek Him in the simplicity of knowing Him.

FURTHER STUDY: Ephesians 2:18, 1 Corinthians 3:3-4

GOLDEN NUGGET

If you must see God in His fullness, then you ought to look past your religious affiliation and seek Him in the simplicity of knowing Him.

PRAYER: My Lord, I am grateful for this Word. I receive the revelation of this sacred way into the most Holy Place. I do not consider religious affiliation as the source of my affirmations. I stand before you without any veils and behold your face in truth. In Jesus’ name. Amen.

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