Summary:
This exhortation contains testimonies of members receiving the Holy Spirit. One was a brother who had dementia. While he forgot many things, he did not forget God. While many things were forgotten, God did not forget him - he spoke in tongues.

Summary:
The Corinthian believers were rebuked to be carnal - they did not reflect the glory of the Lord. Why was this so? Their spiritual eyes had been veiled.
Is there a veil covering our hearts that we are unable to see the glory of the Lord? How can we see the glory of the Lord?
By truly turning our hearts to face the Lord.
Let us consider if we have this desire to be transformed into the image of the Lord.

Summary:
In a vision, Jesus said to an anxious brother, “Pray. I am here.” Today when we pray, do we think He is not here? Let us pray hard for the Lord to have mercy not to pass us by.

Summary:
Streaming in for service is convenient and saves time. We hear the same message anyway. Why should we still make the inconvenient effort to gather in church for service? God remembers when we make the effort to come to church to worship Him. While we still can, let us treasure the opportunity to gather. God looks to see how we worship Him and records it down. If our names are recorded in His book of remembrance, isn’t that worth all the inconvenience/trouble?

Summary:
When the Lord says to ‘behold’, it’s important for us to pay attention.

1. Behold I stand at the door and knock: Do we allow God to be the head of our lives? Or is He outside knocking at the door of our hearts?
2. Behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah: Suffering for the Lord is necessary as a Christian. But if we hold on to His nail-pierced hands, we will not fear.
3. Behold, blessed is he who watches, and keeps his garments: Have we kept our garments of salvation clean?