23/05/2012 - The message we are to propagate

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Cry aloud, spare not; lift up your voice like a trumpet; tell My people their transgression, and the house of Jacob their sins.

Isaiah 58:1

The servants of God need to give themselves to The Lord so as for them to be used as He wishes; saying the Divine Word out loud means getting the message across so everybody will understand it. If there is no anointing in what we say nobody will grasp the message. The human appeal is weak even being founded on the best trained minds in science or craft.

The right thing to do is to get from The Most High the message we are to hand out since we cannot speak our minds. The work belongs to our Father and the message must come from Him as well. The Word of God is pure and IT has power to purify those who listen to IT. What comes from The Lord is not contaminated at all because in Him there is not a single trace of malice or deceit. If what we say does not come from Him we will not be doing His work.

Our voice is to be lifted up just like the sound of a trumpet. In the past, even amidst the battle, that musical instrument was heard on account of its loud sound and then the soldiers knew whether they ought to carry on fighting or not. The power of our words must be so touching that the people of God and those who live in the darkness must understand them and take their stand.

Announcing the transgression of men is a quite ancient message but that must not be our focus in our ministry. That message was ideal before The Calvary, but it is a quite different one now once Jesus has removed the sin of humankind. Today, we have to show that we only need to believe in Christ for our iniquities to be forgiven and, thus, everybody may be delivered from all wrongdoing.

Our message must be the propagation of the Good News. We need to tell everybody that their sins were already carried by Jesus on the Calvary cross as well as all our suffering. Thus, people will leave the wrong way and they will get out of the empire of darkness to become a new creation, people who live a Christ-generated life.

We are to announce everywhere that people’s sins are nonexistent now considering that they were placed upon The Son of God who carried them on His shoulders. If sinners believe in what was perpetrated on The Calvary they will be delivered and saved from all evil entanglement. We will guide them into swapping their twisted life for sanctification. That is the mission Jesus has assigned us to fulfil.

There is no point in complicating things, but we must be obedient to what our Master commanded us to do: go across the world and preach The Good News (Mark 16: 15). Yet, some preachers who – out of religious zealous or to keep people under their control – make up quite a mystery about what the divine work in fact is. It is not right to change what our Father has established. Announcing The Good News is our main mission.

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares