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2023.07.30 District Message
Scripture Reading: Genesis 12:2-3

The word “synergy” comes from “syn,” meaning “together,” and “energy.” It refers to the power of working together — the strength that comes from unity. Through the 25 answers, we can achieve this synergy. You must carefully refer to the messages from the recent Remnant Leader Retreat. You should also pray together regarding this matter.

▣ Introduction: Bartizan (Watchman)

Let us take a closer look.

1. Covenant – Life, Work (Covenant)
God has given us the covenant. This must become the bartizan in your work, studies, and life. If your bartizan is built upon something else, you won’t even understand why answers are not coming. This is what we call the Covenant.

2. Disaster (Vision)
Secondly, our remnants must be able to see the disaster zones. You must have a bartizan within you that saves the disaster zones and overcomes the forces of darkness. This is what we call Vision. This vision must always be within your prayer. When this is established, answers will naturally come — regardless of immediate circumstances. The seven remnants in the Bible discovered this because they saw the disaster zones, and as a result, they found answers and were never shaken. In simpler terms, Jesus took His disciples to Mt Olive and, over 40 days, revealed everything — the coming destruction of Israel, the timing of Rome’s downfall, and more. Therefore, there was no reason for them to be shaken.

3. 24·25·Eternity (Dream)
Within this covenant and vision, there is the “24” that you live and breathe each day. From there, the “25” follows, and then comes eternity. This is not something that appears and disappears — this is what we call the Dream. This dream is different from worldly ambitions. God’s covenantal dream must be certain — 24. We must help our remnants firmly hold onto this. If your 24 is secured, the 25 will naturally come. As a result, your studies and work will remain as part of eternity. The seven remnants’ dreams were eternal — not temporary. For example, “On the day you put the blood of the lamb on your doorposts, you will be delivered.” That is eternal.

4. Authority of the Air (Ephesians 2:2) (Image)
Fourth, there is another answer given to our remnants. The forces of darkness have completely seized control of the authority of the air (Ephesians 2:2). These are the ones creating smartphones, metaverse platforms, and so on.

Universe
We, together with our remnants, must open the era to save those who control this authority of the air — the universe era. How? By using God’s power of creation. This is what we call the Image. Just pray as it is. For remnants, even praying a little when they wake up and before they sleep brings works of God. Why? Because while prayer during the day is important, the moments in the morning and at night are especially crucial, when your soul connects deeply with the throne.

In fact, a brain researcher once said that studying for 30 minutes right before sleep is more effective than studying for eight hours during the day. In the same way, when our remnants pray for just 10, 20, or 30 minutes before sleeping, the world can change.

5. Throne – Masterpiece (Practice)
Finally, this is very important. Heavenly power is the power that comes down from heaven, Thronely power is the power that comes from the throne, and Eternal power is the everlasting strength. These three are very significant. And this year’s theme is “Thronely.” With the power that flows from the throne, we create masterpieces. How? Through prayer.

Many people underestimate prayer, but prayer is the answer. Why? Because what is imprinted in you determines everything. Your thoughts are the answer. Your spiritual level is the answer. That’s why prayer is the answer. This is what we call Practice.

When we combine these five points from the introduction, we get CVDIP. This is the message given to remnant leaders so that they may enjoy this in prayer and receive answers. But this also applies to adults — if you continue to pray holding onto this covenant, works of God will arise. Otherwise, you’ll waste your life running errands for unbelievers and even for Satan.

Do not worry — hold firmly to this covenant and begin praying now. That’s why I urgently tell you: 24. Then works will happen. Our remnants must absolutely hold onto the covenant and stand victorious.

▣ Main Message

1. Many people
When this happens, you’ll be able to save many people even without trying. Why? Because answers will come. Isaac harvested a hundredfold in a single year. When others blocked his wells, God gave him new springs. When competitors envied and attacked him, God gave him a spacious land called Rehoboth. Why? Because God fulfills His plan for world evangelization. So stop doing other things — start enjoying this 24 power from the introduction. From now on. Receive true answers and you’ll be able to save many.

2. Three answers
Secondly, when you have this power, you will experience three specific answers:

1) WITH
You receive the answer of God being with you. There is nothing greater than this.

2) Immanuel
You receive the answer of Immanuel in your field, in your church, and in your work.

3) Oneness
Even when good things and bad things seem to happen, God combines them all together into oneness and turns them into answers. This is the blessing you will receive.

3. [ 24 ] Prayer / Word
From here, something begins to happen: you naturally enter into 24 prayer, and the Word of God becomes alive and active in you. When remnants begin to enjoy 24 prayer, they will overcome anywhere. There’s no need to worry about studies — victory is guaranteed.

Do not be deceived by lies anymore. When remnants hold onto the Word and prayer 24/7, they are safe wherever they are. Just enjoy and wait. And then what happens?

1) Together (Works)
This blessing is “God is with me,” meaning the Word and prayer naturally bring God’s works. “The Word of the Lord came to Moses” — that’s the end. “The Word of the Lord came to Jeremiah” — that settles it.

2) Fulfillment
Then, the Word is bound to be fulfilled.

3) Witness
Then, without trying, you become a witness. You must hold onto this and pass it on to your remnants. To what extent? Even unbelievers will see you and say, “God is truly alive. God is with you in your work.” That’s it.

When Potiphar saw Joseph, he said, “This man is filled with the Spirit of the Lord.” He also testified, “The Lord is with you.” Not only that, but “The Lord is with you in everything you do.”

If you simply enjoy this (introduction), everything comes. Don’t be deceived — isn’t this wonderful? When you enjoy this, you receive health, answers, and everything else. Many people hold onto the wrong things and work so hard unnecessarily, but there is no need to struggle. Enjoy this (introduction), and everything follows.

It’s frustrating to see so many people clinging to unbelievers’ teachings like “If you try, you can do it,” when in reality, there are things that cannot be done by human effort. If remnants accept these wrong teachings, they’ll let go of the covenant and hold onto the wrong things instead.

Bartizan (Watchman)

Remnants, never be deceived. The covenant never changes. You must rise from within it. This (introduction) must become your bartizan. Only then can you serve as a watchman. Without a bartizan, a watchman has nowhere to shine the light, no matter how skilled they are.

The Word of God must become your bartizan. You must firmly establish a vision to overcome disasters. From there, you will naturally begin to enjoy your Dream — the 24, 25, and eternity blessings. After this, only two things remain:

1. You gain the strength to overcome the forces of darkness.
2. You begin to see the universe era opening.

Finally, we create masterpieces through the power of the throne. Nothing else can accomplish world evangelization.

▣ Conclusion

Let us conclude. Ultimately, Jesus summarized everything like this:

[ 1 Christ, 3 Kingdom, 8 Holy Spirit ]
The resurrected Christ. Verse 3 speaks of God’s Kingdom. Verse 8 speaks of the Holy Spirit: “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses to the ends of the earth.”

John 14:26 [ All Things ]
When this (introduction) bartizan is firmly established within you, the Holy Spirit will remind you of all things as you pray.

John 16:13
John 16:13 says the Spirit will guide you into all truth, making you realize all things. Therefore, there’s no need to worry about the future. Even when problems arise in someone else’s work, God gives you insight into the future and provides answers. This is certain.

Before we began building, I first received the answer of the three courtyards — the 237, the healing, and the summit courtyards. That’s all we need to do. The world is preparing for this on a global scale, and if our church prepares well, we’ll be able to help many people. Eventually, your work will itself become the three courtyards — where the 237 nations come, receive healing, and rise as summits.

We must also pray for our nation. Sadly, the government and civil systems are too slow and underdeveloped. Unlike advanced nations, we don’t even have proper immigration policies. Foreign talents come but cannot stay. Japan, for example, draws skilled workers from other countries and has policies to retain them — they do this well. America, despite restrictions on illegal immigration, was founded on immigration policies. That’s why it became a leading nation.

I personally gave up my U.S. green card. I received it just three months after applying, and when I returned it, the U.S. government already knew everything about me. I told them I live in Korea, and they confirmed it. Pastor Jung Eun-Ju and I decided together to return our green cards because we didn’t want to keep lying every time we traveled to the U.S. for missions.

America manages immigration wisely. But in Korea, it’s the opposite — we lack the systems to keep global talents here. Families can’t even stay together, and many foreigners give up. This is one of the reasons we’re falling behind, and it’s heartbreaking. Without fixing this, how can we expect to fulfill world evangelization? We need prayer and action.

The answer is simple. If you pray properly during worship, God’s works will arise. If you hold firmly to God’s Word and covenant, His power will manifest. I bless you in the name of Jesus Christ that today will be a day of blessing and a day of the Lord.

Prayer. God, we thank You. Today, may the works of Your Word arise in every region and every district. May Your works also arise in every school and in every place of work. In the name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

2023.07.23 District Message
Scripture Reading: Matthew 5:1-12

A certain child, when he was in elementary school, kept asking his parents to buy things, so they finally bought him a camera. He loved it so much that he carried it around all day taking pictures. That part was fine, but he stopped going to school and just took pictures all day.

If it were you, what would you have done? You probably would have said, “Give that to me right now,” and taken the camera away, right? You would have scolded him: “You need to go to school! Why are you skipping school for this?” But this child’s mother thought differently. She said, “Wow, you must have a talent in this area,” and encouraged him.

That child grew up to become the world-renowned film director Steven Spielberg.

We adults, as we get older, tend to get set in our ways, right? Our thinking becomes fixed. So don’t become rigid — try to be flexible and open-minded. Mothers, too, often evaluate their children based on their own standards and scold them accordingly. But your children have infinite potential, so you need to handle them carefully. Otherwise, without realizing it, you’ll end up forcing your own limitations onto them.

For example, as you know, when Thomas Edison was young, he once boiled a watch in hot water. From the perspective of an ordinary, “normal” person, he must have looked crazy. But that “crazy” boy became one of the greatest inventors in history.

Perhaps, even now, there’s something in your heart where you think, “This is my problem”. Most of you probably have something like that, right? Maybe you don’t right now, but in the future, you might face problems — usually in daily life. “My child has this problem.” “My husband has this problem.” “In our church, this is a problem.” It happens, doesn’t it?

But beyond those surface-level things, think carefully: right now, what is the real concern weighing on your heart? Take that thing, and try looking at it from the opposite perspective. You might discover something amazing.

[Reverse Thinking] 25 Answers (Matthew 5:1-12)

This is what we call reverse thinking. You may think something is a problem, and yes, you can choose to see it as a problem — but you also have the option to look at it from the opposite side.

And when you do that, something powerful happens: instead of despair, an answer comes — this is where the 25 answers arise. And there are countless cases like this.

So today, even before worship, remember this: around us, there are often more strange people than good people. There’s plenty of conflict around us, isn’t there? When that happens, try looking at things from the opposite perspective — you’ll discover incredible answers.

Let me share an example. After hearing me share this principle, one deaconess testified about her husband. Her husband always used the excuse of “business meetings” but went out drinking late every night. When he finally came home, he would always ask for a glass of water.

One day, instead of scolding him, she handed him the water and simply said, “Thank you.”

Her husband, even though he was drunk, was shocked. He thought, “What? She’s not nagging me?” So he asked, “Thank you? For what?”

And she said, “I’m thankful because you’re working so hard to provide for us, and despite drinking and being out late, you still come home safely. That’s something to be grateful for.”

Then she added sincerely, “I’m thankful that you’re healthy. If you were sick, you might die, but you’re healthy — that’s such a blessing.”

That one comment struck him deeply. For the first time, he thought, “She’s right. If I keep living like this, I’m going to ruin myself someday.”

Her nagging had never once gotten through to him before, but this one statement made him stop and reflect.

That’s why this concept — reverse thinking — and the resulting 25 answers are so important.

▣ Introduction: God’s preparation

If we’re not careful, we end up living according to our own standards, levels, and viewpoints. And when that happens, we fail to see what God has already prepared for us. This is very important.

We must see what God has prepared, but the problem is, no matter who we are, we tend to judge, listen, and speak based on our own way of thinking, our own criteria, and our own limited perspective.

(The opposite side) Daily life

God has prepared incredible things for us, but if you just change your thinking a little — even slightly — and look from the opposite perspective (reverse thinking), what seems like a problem in daily life can actually turn into an answer.

For example, about ten years ago, when I visited the United States, I noticed something interesting. There were Korean restaurants, Chinese restaurants, and Japanese restaurants. But when you looked closely, you could see a difference:

Japanese restaurants were always located in high-end, affluent neighborhoods.
Korean and Chinese restaurants, however, were often in poorer, less developed areas.

And here’s what surprised me even more: when I visited some Korean restaurants, I still saw the same old signs from the Korean War era — unchanged for decades. They had no idea how outdated they looked.

By contrast, Japanese restaurants had modern, stylish signs — sophisticated, well-designed, and inviting. That level of quality extended into everything: raising their children, running their businesses, working in their churches — all of it was influenced by that higher standard.

But in recent years, things have started to change. Korean food has been gaining international popularity, and K-pop has exploded globally, raising Korea’s profile. This is the time to renew and upgrade.

And yet, many Koreans still struggle to adapt. This is precisely where we must apply reverse thinking — this is when we must shift our mindset and look at things from the other side.

▣ Main message

1. Jesus – Breaking the framework

If you really want to receive God’s answers, you must first look at what Jesus taught. When Jesus taught, He completely broke the existing frameworks. Everything He said was the opposite of what people expected.

When you look carefully, Jesus changed the entire conversation — starting from:

1) Blessing
When He spoke about who is “blessed,” He said something completely opposite from what people thought.

2) Prayer – God’s kingdom
And then He redefined prayer — He explained it completely differently.

He essentially asked this question: “Israel is currently a colony under Roman rule, yet you think your high-ranking positions and titles are blessings? Is that really the blessing you should pursue?”

Israel, at that time, was on the verge of collapse — yet people were obsessed with their positions, their status, and their comforts. Jesus pointed them to the opposite:

“Blessed are the poor in spirit.”
“Blessed are those who mourn.”
“Blessed are the meek, rather than the arrogant.”
“Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake.”

This was a complete reversal of the way people thought about success and blessing.

I remember when I first studied this deeply. During my second year of college, I happened to attend a lecture series on the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew given by Pastor Lee Sang-Geun in Daegu. He was a quiet, scholarly man, but his teaching was so profound that I could never forget it. That was when this message really became imprinted on me.

Jesus also redefined prayer in a completely opposite way from what people expected. He said:

“Do not pray with vain repetitions.”
“Do not pray to show off before others.”

At that time, the Pharisees prayed loudly in public, trying to impress people. But Jesus said, “Go into your inner room.”

Now, that didn’t mean we must literally pray only in our rooms — it meant, “Don’t pray for the sake of being seen by others.”

Then Jesus said something even more shocking:

“Do not keep asking for all kinds of things.”

When I first read this, I was stunned. And from that point on, I stopped praying by constantly asking God for things. Why? Because God already knows what we need.

Instead, Jesus taught us to focus on God’s kingdom:

“Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness.” (Matthew 6:33)

That’s the prayer Jesus taught. When God’s kingdom comes, everything else will follow. That’s the real prayer Jesus gave us.

2. RT

Now, let’s take a look at one example: Remnant Joseph.

1) Slave – Economy
Joseph was sold as a slave. Remnants must never forget this. If you don’t have the right perspective, becoming a slave could make you think and live like a slave.

Many people say, “Oh, my family background is bad… My school environment is bad… My church situation is difficult…” If you keep thinking this way, you become a slave in your heart.

But Joseph didn’t think like that. Instead, as a slave, he learned about the economy. This is extremely important.

2) Prison – Politics
Then Joseph was falsely accused and thrown into prison. There was no way out. Nobody defended him, and he had no one on his side.

At times like this, you must learn to look at the opposite side. And what happened? Inside prison, Joseph learned about politics. Why? Because that particular prison housed only political prisoners — officials and people connected to the government.

Even today, some high-level officials are often kept separately when imprisoned. It was the same back then. By God’s design, Joseph was placed in the very environment where he could understand how nations work.

This was not a setback — this was preparation.

3) King – Mission
Eventually, Joseph was summoned before Pharaoh. Standing before the king of Egypt was an unimaginable moment.

If it were us, we might have panicked. But Joseph didn’t boast about his abilities. When Pharaoh asked him to interpret his dream, Joseph said:

“I cannot interpret it, but God will give Pharaoh the answer he desires.”

This shows Joseph knew his mission. He wasn’t relying on his strength; he was standing as God’s servant, ready to fulfill God’s purpose.

4) Prime Minister – Evangelism
And finally, Joseph became Prime Minister. He didn’t seek this position; God gave it to him.

Pharaoh said to him:

“I place you over all of Egypt. Do as you see fit.”

That meant Joseph had full authority — second only to Pharaoh himself.

And what did Joseph do with that power? He saved the world. He started a movement that prepared food, helped nations, and ultimately protected God’s covenant people. This was the start of true evangelism.

Remnants, you must remember this. Whenever problems arise, don’t just see the problem — look at the opposite side.

For example, some people say, “I’m so lonely.” If you stay stuck in that thought, you’ll live your entire life in loneliness. But flip it around and think:

“God is giving me precious time right now. This is my opportunity.”

That change of perspective itself is an answer.

In the same way, when family problems arise, or when difficulties happen at church, don’t just fight about it. Instead, ask God, “What are You trying to show me through this?” You’ll begin to receive answers everywhere — even in your daily life.

3. Things of God

Once you learn to look from the opposite side, you’ll start to see God’s things clearly.

1) My thoughts
When God’s answers begin to appear, you realize something amazing: your thoughts aren’t that necessary anymore.

If God has already opened the door, why would you keep insisting on your own plans? When you reach this point, other people will notice.

They’ll say, “Wow, that person must have something special.” That’s when the door to sharing the gospel naturally opens, because people will start asking you for answers.

2) Things of God (God’s plan)
When you reach this place, you start to see God’s plan — clearly and specifically. That’s why the title of this message is important: it’s about God’s things, not ours.

This is exactly what happened with Joseph. Everywhere he went, even in crisis, God’s plan became visible.

3) Three things
At this point, three crucial things become clear:

(1) Why? – Concept
First, you begin to see why you are where you are right now. The “why” becomes clear — and that’s when answers start flowing.

(2) What? – Content
Second, once you understand the “why,” you naturally see what you need to focus on. Among all the options, you’ll recognize what God wants you to do.

(3) How? – System
And third, once you know why and what, the how becomes simple. God shows you the system — the way forward.

If we put this into modern terms:

The “why” = concept
The “what” = content
The “how” = system

Remnants, never forget this formula.

For example, when someone builds a church:

First, they decide what kind of sanctuary they want to build — that’s the concept.
Then, they design detailed blueprints — that’s the content.
Finally, they figure out how to construct it, what materials to use, and how it will function — that’s the system.

It’s the same spiritually. When you pray and look from the opposite side, answers flow through this exact structure.

I’ve experienced this countless times. Honestly, nine out of ten people I meet seem to be completely wrong about something — but even in those situations, I’ve learned so much by looking at the opposite side.

Sometimes, I even face unexpected situations on the road. For example, I might make a small mistake while driving, and the other person glares at me angrily. But instead of arguing, I’ve learned to apologize first.

“I’m sorry.”

And instantly, the atmosphere changes. Why? Because I realized, “This person must be in a hurry. Something urgent is going on.”

Looking from the opposite perspective can turn potential conflicts into blessings.

The same applies to relationships, workplaces, and even evangelism.

And here’s something I discovered:

“There is no competition when you enter the ‘nobody zone.’”

When you go where nobody else goes, there are no rivals. Everyone else overlooks these fields — but those fields are full of answers.

This principle applies in business, ministry, and life.

When I was a junior pastor, the first thing I did — without anyone telling me — was organize the entire church membership records. Nobody had touched them in years. As I updated them, I discovered many people who had left the church or fallen away.

So I visited them personally:

“Hello, I’m the new assistant pastor here. I just wanted to say hello.”

They were shocked: “How did you even know about me?”

I explained, “I was praying through the church records and felt led to come see you.”

Do you know what happened? Many of them came back to church. Why? Because someone saw them. That’s the nobody zone. That’s where God works.

▣ Conclusion:  Absolute plan

In the end, when you remove all the unnecessary noise and clutter in life, what remains is this:

God’s absolute plan.

Even when people make mistakes, I try to look from the opposite perspective. The wrong is already obvious — but on the other side, I see ways to heal, restore, and save.

That’s why, even when people criticize me or misunderstand me, I consider those moments reasons to give thanks. Truly.

Why? Because through those situations, God opens new doors and teaches me new things. Every difficulty, every misunderstanding, and every obstacle can become a lifelong source of gratitude when seen through the lens of reverse thinking.

So today, as you worship, I bless you to experience God’s deep grace — that you may see healing, power, and the coming of God’s kingdom in your life.

May this blessing overflow into your children, your workplace, and your entire field, in the name of Jesus Christ.

Prayer. Heavenly Father, thank You for giving us new grace and new opportunities today. Make us witnesses who can see Your plan in every situation. Let this be a precious day where we gain new strength. In the name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

2023.07.16 District Message
Scripture Reading: Genesis 41:1-38

If you continuously enjoy the happy gospel and hold onto the desire for the true evangelism movement, and simply continue in it, God will grant you new answers for the evangelism movement—answers that no one else can achieve and no one else can see.

Even as we stand in the middle of the battle between two bartizans, I firmly believe that God will pour out great grace and mercy upon us and will give us tangible evidence that He will use us to save the 237 nations and the 5,000 people groups.

[Spiritual Reality] and the 25 Answers (Genesis 41:38)

Even many believers do not fully understand this spiritual reality. But once this reality is established in you, tremendous answers follow. On the other hand, if it is established incorrectly, disastrous outcomes result. Just look at history—communism and capitalism are still fighting. These ideologies, born out of invisible spiritual forces, are destroying the world.

This is why we must know this: when you truly understand the spiritual reality, you begin to receive the answers of the 25. In Genesis 41:38, Pharaoh looked at Joseph and said, “Can we find anyone like this man, one in whom is the Spirit of God?”

[Home, Church, and Field]

Your personal life, your family, your church, and your business or field—all must first be spiritually established. From this moment, your prayer must focus on the unseen foundations of your home, your church, and your work.

[Bartizan]

You must firmly establish the spiritual bartizan that no one else can see. Build it through prayer.

[Focused, Ongoing Prayer]

This is not about repetition—it’s about continuous, focused prayer. As you do this, you will witness amazing realities unfold.

Decide how you will set up spiritual bartizans in your home, church, and workplace. Then keep praying into that plan. As you continue, something extraordinary will happen.

Even now, I pray: “Lord, as we build 1,000 bartizans, what is my role?” Make a real plan and pray over it consistently. This will transform your spiritual reality first.

[Hebrews 11:1–3 — Substance and Evidence]

Hebrews 11 says, “Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”

Even if you cannot see it yet, it already exists as substance; even if you cannot touch it yet, it’s already evidence.

If you are facing difficulties, hold on to these spiritual realities first.

When I first arrived at Yeongdo, our church was the smallest, without a building or resources. My prayer back then was simple: “Even if I lack ability, if God is with me, it will work.”

After arriving, my prayer changed: “Because this is Yeongdo, it must work!” I believed God would do it by His power. So I resolved to focus on only the gospel, only evangelism, and only God’s Word.

And from there, the movement began spreading worldwide. Now, in some places, the work outside Korea is even greater than here. We’ve seen people hear the Word once and return to their countries to spark revivals—even kings and leaders are now reading the prayer journals we produced.

▣ Introduction — The Reason

Why is this happening? Because we understand three realities:

1. The Kingdom of the World — A system focused only on survival, saying, “As long as we eat, we’re fine.”
2. The Kingdom of Satan — A system exploiting worldly desires to trap people in darkness.
3. The Kingdom of God — Jesus’ last message was about God’s Kingdom and His work.

If you only focus on what you can see, you’ll miss the true reality. But when you understand this, heaven’s answers are unlocked.

▣ Main Message

1. Spiritual Reality — God’s Plan

Don’t be deceived by what you see. Reality, facts, and appearances are not the full story. Behind all of it, God’s plan is at work.

2. Start Low — Aim High

Always start from the lowest point and aim toward God’s highest purpose. Don’t pretend to have more than you do; begin with what God has given you and build upward.

1) W.I.O. — God is With you, and you enjoy Immanuel and Oneness.
2) C.V.D.I.P. — When you hold the covenant, God reveals His Covenant → Vision → Dream → Image → Practice.
3) Absolute Plan — Hold to what God has already determined to accomplish.

On Sundays, focus entirely on the covenant and pray continuously, not repetitively. In time, the answers will come naturally.

3. Circumstances

Before answers come, God gives you the conclusion first. When you know the spiritual reality, no situation can shake you:

1) With — God’s presence becomes evident.
2) Preparation — You begin to see what God has already prepared.
3) Victory — You realize that God has already secured victory.

1 Corinthians 10:13 says, “God will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you can bear but will also provide a way out.”

So Sunday worship is your opportunity: “Lord, let today be the day I establish my spiritual bartizan.”

▣ Conclusion — The Answer

When you concentrate like this, one day you will see God’s answers clearly. But here’s the key: the answers themselves are not the ultimate goal—they are the natural result. God’s plan is always greater than you imagine.

Many young adults today worry about their future because they haven’t yet built these foundations. Without understanding spiritual reality, both receiving answers and not receiving them lead to problems.

So hold on to this first: God has already fulfilled His promises, and His unseen bartizan is being established.

As you continue in this, your prayers will naturally deepen:

Establish spiritual bartizans for your home, church, and workplace.
Pray over God’s absolute plan for your life.
Ask for the 5 Strengths to be restored:

1. Spiritual Strength
2. Intellectual Strength
3. Physical Strength
4. Financial Strength
5. Manpower Strength

When these are restored, you will see the work of evangelism move forward powerfully.

Prayer.  Father God, thank You for giving us strength today to carry out world evangelization. Bless our work so it may be used for Your Kingdom. Let today be a day when we receive new grace and gain new strength—a strength no person can give. In Jesus Christ’s name, Amen.