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Those Deceived By Answers

Prayer Journal: May 20, 2026
2025.08.23 Core
The Start of Eternal Answers of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd RUTC (34)
Scripture Reading: Exodus 3:1-10

Introduction

Every time you worship, you must understand what happens when you hold on to the accurate covenant.

1. Now – The Covenant

What is happening right now? Many people do not believe in this, and that’s why they don’t know what prayer really is. If you don’t believe this, you also won’t understand what worship is. If you don’t understand that, you won’t realize why the pastor’s sermon is so important. Without this, you end up not believing in anything.

But when you hold on to God’s accurate covenant, what happens?

1) The Triune God

The Triune God is already working, invisibly, in your life.

2) Darkness (Satan)

Even right now, as you sit here, the forces of darkness are being broken. Do not be deceived.

3) The Throne (Angels – Heavenly Army)

At this very moment, the power of the throne of God is at work. The Triune God works through three means — through the Word, through prayer, and through salvation.

When the forces of darkness are broken, it means Satan is defeated. At any time, God sends the heavenly hosts from the throne to accomplish His work. But if you don’t believe this, you won’t feel the need to pray. Believe it.

Up until now, as we’ve held onto this covenant, God has been opening doors for world evangelization wider every year. Next year, it will happen beyond imagination.

2. The Reason

Then, what is the reason God answers when we hold on to the accurate covenant?

1) Bartizan, Journey, Guidepost

Jesus gave us the bartizan to save the world. Because world evangelization must be fulfilled, He also calls us to walk on this journey and to set up guideposts along the way. This is certain. When this happens, amazing answers begin to come.

2) Imprint, Root, Nature

When Christ imprints the bartizan within you, your destiny changes. When this takes root in your life, works of God begin. Eventually, this becomes your spiritual nature.

3) Beginning (Only), Process (Uniqueness), End (Re-Creation)

This is our starting point — Only. Do not try to work hard in just any direction. Find your “Only.” Students must study diligently, but their ultimate goal must be to find their “Only.”

Then, what path do we walk? Through the process of Uniqueness, we journey toward the ultimate goal: Re-Creation.

This is the accurate covenant. When you have God’s bartizan, His works must take place.

4) The Remnant, The Pilgrim, The Conqueror

This isn’t by accident — you are the remnant. You are the one God will leave behind as His testimony. And why must you walk the pilgrim’s path? Because you are called to completely break the forces of darkness and live as a conqueror.

5) 24, 25, Eternity

This is our 24. All you need to do is remain in constant prayer — 24. Then, the kingdom of God comes upon you — 25. From there, you will leave behind an eternal masterpiece. This is the reason for holding on to the accurate covenant.

3. The Answer

Among the countless blessings God gives, these are the most important:

1) The Word

The Word of God begins to come alive and work within you: “The Word of the Lord came to Jeremiah a second time.” This is the focus of tomorrow’s first service. When the Word is alive, you must hold onto it until you see it being fulfilled.

2) Prayer

God begins to fulfill the prayer topics He gives you. This is certain.

3) Evangelism (Missions)

Then comes the work of salvation. You begin to see the works of evangelism and missions clearly.

“People Deceived About Answers”

If you don’t know this, you will misunderstand what true answers are. Many people are deceived here. This right here is the answer — but going forward, you must be careful, because there are areas where you can be easily deceived.

Main Message – Problems and Answers

What is the real problem? What is the real answer? Many people get confused here. Do not be deceived.

1. Fighting – The Path of Disaster

The first misunderstanding: People think that victory comes by fighting and winning. But that path leads to disaster. You must remember this.

1) Cain (Genesis 4:1–20)

Cain thought he won when he killed Abel. But no — that was the path to disaster.

2) Powerful Nations

Throughout history, many powerful nations thought they “won” through battles and wars. But this always led to disaster. Just look at Egypt, Babylon, and Rome.

3) The Jews (Matthew 27:25)

The Jews thought they won when they persecuted and killed the early church. They were so confident that they even invoked a curse on their descendants — but it led them into destruction.

Be careful here. Even when we study the 7 Remnants, if we misunderstand their process, our faith can be shaken. Joseph was sold into slavery — many would say that was a failure. He was thrown into prison — again, failure, right? But later, he became the Prime Minister of Egypt — people think, “Oh, now he succeeded.”

This is where people are mistaken. For the 7 Remnants, every stage — slavery, prison, promotion — was simply a process.

2. Fulfillment of the Word – World Evangelization

The true answer is only this: the fulfillment of God’s Word and world evangelization. That is the only genuine success. This means you are truly blessed.

If your church is not experiencing the evangelism movement, that is false success. Why are churches in Europe closing? Because they had a false gospel.
Why are churches closing across America? For the same reason.

Don’t be deceived. Do not measure your situation by outward appearances. Failures, crises, and difficulties are not failures — they are answers.

3. The 0.1%

The final thing you must not be deceived about is this:
It has always been the 0.1% who held onto the gospel that fulfilled world evangelization. In reality, it wasn’t even 0.1%.

1) Exodus 3:18

No one believed when God commanded, “Go and offer the blood sacrifice.” Pharaoh didn’t understand, but Moses understood. That’s where the work began.

Even today, many theologians don’t understand the gospel — they’re removing references to the blood of Christ from Bible translations. For example, “The virgin will conceive” is changed to “The woman will conceive.” These are attacks from Satan, removing everything related to Christ’s victory.

This is a dangerous era — full of spiritual confusion, mental illness, and deceptive victories. People think fighting and winning leads to success, but in reality, it’s the path to disaster.

2) 1 Samuel 7:9–10

Look at the Mizpah movement. In reality, it wasn’t simply about gathering — the Philistines were defeated at the exact moment when the blood sacrifice was offered. After that, the Philistines never attacked again.

3) Isaiah 7:14

Consider those who held onto this covenant: “The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and will call him Immanuel.” Those without salvation cannot understand this. Those trapped in disaster cannot comprehend.

4) Galatians 2:20

“I have been crucified with Christ, and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me.”
This is not an ordinary statement — it means that because Christ lives in you, every force of darkness in your family and field must collapse.

5) Romans 1:16–17

People mocked Paul: “He’s lost his mind. A respected Jewish leader, now following Jesus!” But Paul boldly declared: “I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes. The righteous will live by faith.”

This very verse transformed Martin Luther, igniting the Reformation.

Hold tightly to this covenant.

Conclusion

What matters most is holding onto the Word that will surely be fulfilled.

This is the calling of the scattered disciples — the ones who will carry the gospel to the ends of the earth.

Remnant Vision Festival

Prayer Journal: May 19, 2026
2025.08.23 Remnant and TCK Study of Evangelism
The Evangelist’s Life and the Start of Eternal Answers of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd RUTC (34)
– Model 30 of the 3 Courtyards –
Scripture Reading: 2 Timothy 2:1-7

Remnants and TCKs must have this festival of discovering their vision.

1. Talent Festival – 300%

From now on, remnants must prepare for the Talent Festival. You must always aim for 300% preparation. You need to start practicing even in small things. Ask yourself these simple questions:
“What is the one thing I must absolutely do?”
“What does the field truly need?”
“What will absolutely be required in the future?”

If you start with just these three questions, you’re already at 300%. You must actually prepare yourself like this.

1) Books – Editing – The Word

Read many books, but edit and organize what you read. While you study various materials, the answers must always come from God’s Word.

2) Resources – Planning – Christ

While reading books and studying materials, you must plan your future. During this process, you must uncover the most important answers — the answer must always lead to Christ. No matter how much you study influential people, the ultimate conclusion must be Christ.

3) Design – Feasts – The Three Feasts

You must design and plan carefully, especially by understanding the biblical feasts. That’s why we conclude everything through the three feasts:

  • The Passover (salvation),
  • The Pentecost (power),
  • The Feast of Tabernacles (heavenly background).

This is your starting point, and it must be built on the power of the Holy Spirit.

4) Worship – Prayer

Never miss worship, and you must learn to truly enjoy prayer. Through worship, you must see the living Word. Only then can you pray with living prayer. If you secure this, that’s all you need. There is no need to worry about your future. Wherever you go, you can build 300% results.

And when you reach this point, you will see “Only” — the unique calling and talent God has given you.

5) Uniqueness

From here, you will discover your specialty — this is called uniqueness.

6) Re-Creation

Finally, you will experience re-creation — the works of God that go beyond your natural abilities.

This is the Talent Festival. You must absolutely make this your priority.

2. World Analysis

At the same time, you must analyze the world.

1) Powerful Nations

Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of powerful nations. While they have many advantages, there are also significant weaknesses.

2) Developing Nations

For the sake of world evangelization, you must also know the strengths and weaknesses of developing countries.

3) The Three Organizations

Even the three major organizations have their strengths. But you must also understand their weaknesses. Only then will remnants be able to effectively accomplish world evangelization. This is part of the vision festival.

3. Studying Key Figures

At the same time, you must study influential figures.

1) World History

You must study world history to understand the flow of civilization.

2) History of Philosophy

You must study the history of philosophy to understand how different schools of thought have shaped human thinking — from naturalism to modern ideologies.

3) Church History

Finally, you must also study church history to understand how God has worked throughout generations.

These three areas are extremely important, which is why pastors and spiritual leaders must analyze and teach them to remnants in a clear and organized way. If we don’t teach them correctly, someone else will teach them incorrectly — and that would be dangerous.

The Ongoing Battle of Ideas

Even today, there is a constant battle of ideologies. It continues worldwide:

  • The ideologies of America and China clash.
  • The ideologies of South Korea and North Korea conflict.
  • Within nations, there are divisions over political, social, and cultural philosophies.

Remnants must be spiritually equipped to confront and transform these ideologies.

This is extremely important because ideological conflicts lead to wars, influence economies, shape political systems, and cause widespread problems across the world.

Much of this intensified after the Middle Ages, as the church weakened and humanism spread. Universities became centers for secular ideologies, and professors — who often lack spiritual understanding — unknowingly pass these frameworks to the next generation.

This is why pastors and church leaders are so critical in this three-day weekend age. Professors are not at fault; they teach what they know, but they lack the spiritual understanding that only comes from the gospel. That is why we must firmly teach remnants the correct worldview based on Christ.

If we fail to give them the gospel-based worldview, they will easily be swayed by humanistic ideologies — and that will have serious consequences.

I bless you in the name of Jesus Christ that these three essential festivals will absolutely take place in the lives of all our remnants and TCKs:

Prayer. Father God, we thank You. Let Your Word continue to work in us during this time. Let the works of prayer arise, the works of witnessing arise, and the fulfillment of Your vision come upon our remnants and TCKs. In the name of Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

The Mission We Must Give To Remnants

2025.08.23 Business Missions
The 237 Nations and the Start of Eternal Answers of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd RUTC (34)
– Bartizan 30 of the 3-day Weekend Age –
Scripture Reading: Acts 19:21

Thank you. Perhaps some of our new family members are wondering, “How should I start?” You must ask that question. Also, our industry workers and church leaders should ask, “What role should I take?” And for the many multiethnic people gathered here today, you must ask, “What must I hold onto and take back with me?”

Watchman – Myself, People, Field, Church, Future Generations

You are watchmen. Do you know what a watchman is? A watchman is someone who guards and protects. That means you must first receive the power of prayer to take on this role.

A watchman is someone who looks carefully to see if there is danger. A watchman is also someone who notices when there’s a problem, a crisis, or an incident — and acts quickly to help solve it and alert others.

We already have abundant messages and resources, but in order to truly live as spiritual watchmen, there are several important things you must remember.

Because a watchman’s role is so crucial, wherever you go, simply ask yourself this question:
“What is the one thing I must do here?”

For me, it became very clear: “People need to enjoy the gospel and proclaim it, but they’re not doing it.” That’s what I realized. That’s why I decided, “Wherever I go, I must make this my assignment.”

Whenever you meet someone, you must believe God has a plan for that person and you must see the area where they need to be saved. Most people miss their blessings because they cannot see this.

When you go to the field, ask yourself, “What must be revived here?” If you cannot see this, you’ll miss the blessing of the watchman.

Even when you come to church for worship on Sunday, what do most people focus on? Simply attending the service, maybe meeting some people, and then going home. But if you fail to receive the power of the Word in church, you will miss everything. That’s why many cannot take on the role of a watchman — their mission comes, but they can’t fulfill it.

And think about our future generations. You must clearly see what you need to pass on to them.

So today’s theme is this: The Mission We Must Absolutely Give to Our Remnants.

In this three-day weekend age, there is a very specific mission we must pass on to our remnants. You must hold onto this and help them receive it.

Introduction

Let me give you just one example — the example of an industry worker.

[Priscilla and Aquila]

[Acts 2:10]
At the Mark’s Upper Room, the powerful work of the Holy Spirit began. Priscilla and Aquila were there, present at that historic moment. Jesus had declared, “It is finished,” and after His resurrection, He spent 40 days on Mt Olive explaining God’s kingdom. Then, on the day of Pentecost, the Spirit came, and they were there to receive it.

All industry workers and church leaders must firmly hold onto this same spiritual strength.

I mentioned last Sunday that most people lose hold of this blessing. You receive the Word, but the living Word must work in you throughout the entire week. That’s how God’s blessing continues.

Let me remind you of the example of John D. Rockefeller and his mother. She told him: “You must never miss the Word on Sunday worship. Go early, pray before service, prepare your heart, and listen carefully. After worship, hold onto the living Word and pray with it for the entire week.”

It’s simple advice — but many lose it. That’s why we lose blessings after receiving them. Look at Rockefeller’s life. Through holding onto the Word, he ended up establishing over 2,000 churches. At one point in history, people even said, “Without Rockefeller’s support, no one can become the President of the United States.” That’s the level of blessing that came.

John Wanamaker also said something remarkable when he was offered a government position as a minister: “I’d rather teach children on Sundays and attend worship than become a minister.”

When blessings come from holding onto God’s covenant, they are on a completely different level.

[Acts 18:1-4]
Later, Priscilla and Aquila met Paul, the evangelist. From then on, they began using their business earnings to support his ministry.

Do you realize the blessing here? If you, as an industry worker, can strengthen your field of work so that your pastor and your church can fully dedicate themselves to missions, there is no greater blessing than that.

Pray for this. You don’t need to waste your energy on lesser things. Like Rockefeller’s mother said: “Make lots of money so you can give for God’s kingdom — that’s true faith.” This is the normal, healthy spiritual lifestyle of a business person.

[Acts 18:24-28]
Then they met Apollos, a young remnant. Priscilla and Aquila carefully explained to him the deeper gospel truths they had received at the Upper Room. They asked him, “Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?” Apollos was deeply impacted and later became a powerful evangelist.

[1 Corinthians 16:19]
Meanwhile, the Corinthian church was full of conflicts and divisions. But Priscilla and Aquila opened their home and established a church there: “The church that meets in their house.”

[Romans 16:3-4]
Finally, they played a major role in the evangelization of Rome, which ultimately connected to world evangelization.

These blessings are not limited to Priscilla and Aquila — they are the model for us.

Main Message

Once you enjoy this blessing, you will know what to give to the remnants. You’ll have something to teach, something to pass on, and something to proclaim.

1. Mission of the Past, Today, and the Future

You must teach remnants the mission concerning their past, present, and future:

  1. Acts 17:1 — Our past cannot be solved without Christ.
  2. Acts 18:4 — Our present cannot be sustained without the power of prayer.
  3. Acts 19:8 — Our future cannot be fulfilled without holding onto the kingdom of God.

This was the same mission Paul and Priscilla’s family passed on to the next generation.

2. The Field, the Region, and the World

This blessing doesn’t just stay with you — it naturally spreads to the field, the region, and the world.

By holding onto these verses (Acts 2:10; Acts 18:1-4; Acts 18:24-28; 1 Corinthians 16:19; Romans 16:3-4), they were equipped with spiritual power and eventually impacted the entire world.

  1. The Road — Acts 17:1 refers to the road to Rome.
  2. The Power — Acts 18:4 refers to the spiritual strength to go to Rome.
  3. The Answer — Acts 19:8 refers to explaining the kingdom of God, which is the ultimate answer on the way to Rome.

3. The True Mission for Each Region

Every field has a unique mission from God. For example, in Ansan, God has gathered an extraordinary number of multiethnic people.

Our churches must become places where multiethnic families feel at home — even if the facilities are lacking, the atmosphere must make them feel like family. Invite them into your homes. Eat together. Let them stay overnight. Bring them to worship the next day. Make it natural and comfortable.

And then, hold forums around the Word so they leave strengthened to impact their nations when they return. That’s why God placed you here.

Examples from Acts

  1. Thessalonica (Acts 17) — Located on the highway connecting the East and West, making it critical for spreading the gospel.
  2. Corinth (Acts 18) — A key port city plagued with idolatry and corruption; God sent Priscilla and Aquila there to meet Paul and begin revival.
  3. Ephesus (Acts 19) — A city dominated by the great temple of Artemis, a center of idolatry. Yet through prayer, even that stronghold could collapse.

In the same way, Ansan is a spiritual gold mine — a perfect mission field for the multiethnic age.

Conclusion – Be Witnesses

We are not just teaching future generations; we are going as witnesses ourselves.

  1. Forum — Share your testimony and discuss how God’s Word is working in your life.
  2. Mission — Through forum, others naturally receive their personal mission.
  3. Internship — The church is not just for worship; it must be an internship field where remnants and multiethnic people train, pray, and are empowered.

Prayer. May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, the eternal love of God the Father, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be upon all pastors, church leaders, industry workers, and remnants who will save Ansan and all regions, from now and forevermore. Amen.

On Prayer

I sincerely desire that our remnants and our church leaders quickly enter into the timetable where they happily enjoy prayer. Prayer should never be a burden, an obligation, a formality, or a ritual. Prayer is not something legalistic or mechanical. Prayer should become the most comfortable, happiest, and easiest time for you — and at the same time, the most important time of your life.

I hope that our church leaders and our remnants become people who can draw the blueprint of their entire lives through prayer — envisioning everything God desires and receiving His answers within prayer.

Pastor Ryu once shared his testimony about this. He said that before he truly understood the gospel and before he properly understood the covenant, worship was boring. Worship felt long, so he couldn’t focus, and during worship, his mind wandered elsewhere.

Especially among church workers — education staff, assistant pastors, and associate ministers — many of them would be busy doing other tasks during worship: ushering, organizing things, moving around, handling logistics, and so on. But the time of worship is the most important moment, and yet they couldn’t focus properly. Pastor Ryu confessed that he was like that too in the past.

He also confessed that he didn’t understand prayer. And furthermore, he didn’t give offerings at all. Not because he hated giving, but because he had no money to give. He reasoned, “If I don’t have any money, of course I can’t give offerings.” He didn’t realize the spiritual importance of offering and emphasized three points about this in his testimony.

Last week, you heard this, right? He said that he couldn’t truly worship, couldn’t pray, and couldn’t give offerings — and above all, he didn’t understand their importance. He even joked, saying, “If the church were full of people like me, the church would completely collapse.”

But now, Pastor Ryu says he’s received all the answers in these areas.

Even an evangelist like Pastor Ryu had those struggles, which means it’s natural that we, whether church leaders, adults, or children, might also experience the same. You can be an honest, sincere, kind, polite, disciplined, and trustworthy person — you can excel in many things — but if you do not pray, it ultimately has no meaning at all.

Not being able to pray is like not being able to breathe. If prayer doesn’t take place, it means you are disconnected from the God who sits on the throne. Spiritually, your lifeline is cut off. That’s how serious this is.

By God’s grace, I’ve personally experienced many answers in this area. That’s why I now desire for our remnants, future generations, and church leaders to enter into this blessing. If you can enjoy happy prayer, everything else is finished.

When we say “happy prayer,” it’s not just one more spiritual habit. Inside this phrase, everything else is included: evangelism, the gospel, worship, discipleship, field ministry — they’re all rooted within prayer.

Some might say, “Isn’t everything contained in the gospel already?” Of course, but for those who truly have the gospel, prayer becomes the natural result. The gospel is the foundation; prayer is the enjoyment of the gospel.

If you cannot enter this stage, no matter how knowledgeable, educated, or well-trained you are — even if you hold a Doctorate in Theology, even if you’re a world-renowned missionary — the moment prayer becomes burdensome or dry, everything begins to break down.

And if prayer isn’t working but things seem to go well anyway? That’s actually the most dangerous place to be. Without prayer, any so-called success will eventually collapse.

We are not praying the prayers of unbelievers, nor the prayers of religious people. We are children of the covenant. Our prayer must be the prayer that moves the throne of God — a prayer where the works of the kingdom of God happen at the “25th hour”.

If prayer doesn’t reach the 25th hour, we might as well learn from Muslims, right? They pray five times a day, without fail. Look at Buddhists — they go around their pagodas with intense devotion, bowing 108 times, chanting for hours.

But our prayer is different: we must pray the prayer where works of eternity happen — where the power of the throne is revealed.

Think about it. In life, we face so many difficulties, hardships, failures, slanders, imprisonments, persecutions, sickness, accidents, financial struggles, and family problems. These are real situations, not just textbook examples.

Can you acknowledge that all these things are actually God’s answers, God’s blessings, God’s method, and God’s message for you?

At first glance, they look bad, right? But if God is sovereign and if He loves you, then nothing in your life is a mistake. If these hardships are allowed by God, then there is an answer and a purpose hidden inside each one.

If you believe this, then these problems are not just problems — they’re actually answers. And if they’re answers, you don’t even need to pray for them to be “removed.” Why would you pray for God to take away something that is already His blessing?

That’s where many people misunderstand prayer. Most people spend their energy praying for their problems to go away. But that shows we’ve missed God’s perspective.

True faith acknowledges that everything that happens to me is under God’s perfect sovereignty. Even if God disciplines me, it’s still a blessing — because it proves that I am His child.

This is why many of us must rethink prayer. There are many Christians today who are still praying religious prayers. They pray like unbelievers: always asking God to solve problems, meet needs, and fulfill personal desires.

But Jesus taught us differently. In Matthew 6, He warned us about praying like the Gentiles — babbling, showing off, and trying to manipulate God. Instead, He said: “Go into your room, close the door, and pray to your Father who is unseen. And your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.”

This is the prayer Jesus taught — a prayer of deep concentration, where you shut the door on distractions and focus on the Father alone. This is the prayer that moves the throne.

When you pray like this, you’ll experience joy in prayer and happiness in prayer. That’s the message I want to share with our remnants and church leaders. If we can truly enjoy this prayer, the works of the kingdom of God at the 25th hour will absolutely take place.

That’s when evangelism and missions begin to flow naturally. That’s why the Bible constantly speaks about the gospel, prayer, and evangelism — because they are inseparable.

World evangelization isn’t something we “do” by our own effort. When 24-hour gospel and 24-hour prayer meet, the 25th hour begins — and God Himself carries out world evangelization. We simply enter into His works.

Alright 🙂 I’ll continue translating the second half of the sermon in full, maintaining the same style, terminology, and flow — completing the entire English manuscript without skipping anything.

So, last week we looked at the prayers of unbelievers, and today we’re looking at the prayers of the religious. But we must realize something important: as God’s covenant people, we should not be praying like unbelievers or religious people.

We must quickly put aside those old patterns because we are not unbelievers and we are not religious people. We are the people called to fulfill world evangelization.

Why Many Christians Pray the Wrong Way

This is why we need to carefully examine religious prayer. We must ask ourselves:
“Is my prayer life more like that of a religious person than that of a covenant child of God?”

Last week, when we examined unbelievers’ prayers, we had to check ourselves. The same goes for today. We must ask:
“Am I praying in a way that reflects the covenant — or am I simply following religious habits?”

Christianity is not a religion.
The difference between the gospel and religion is simple:

  • In religion, humans try to reach God by their effort, morality, or works.
  • In the gospel, God comes down to us by His grace to save us.

Religion says, “If you live right, if you act righteously, God will bless you.” But the gospel says, “There is no one righteous, not even one.” That’s why God sent Jesus Christ — as the proof of His love — to save us by grace alone, through faith, without conditions.

God didn’t negotiate with us. He didn’t wait for us to clean up our lives. He came down unilaterally, in His mercy. That is the gospel.

Why Prayer Becomes Religious

So why do so many Christians still pray religiously? It’s not because they lack sincerity, or because they haven’t tried hard enough, or even because they sin too much.

The reason is simple: failure to hold onto the covenant.

If you don’t firmly hold onto the covenant — that Jesus is the Christ, the One who has completely finished the problem of sin, Satan, and separation from God — then prayer will naturally turn into a human-centered, need-based activity.

Look at the examples in Scripture:

  • Matthew 16:13-14 — When Jesus asked, “Who do people say I am?”, the disciples answered, “Some say John the Baptist, others Elijah, still others Jeremiah or one of the prophets.” They failed to see Him as the Christ.
  • Matthew 17:4 — At the Mount of Transfiguration, Peter suggested building three shelters, showing he still misunderstood Christ’s identity.
  • Luke 24:13-17 — The disciples walking to Emmaus were discouraged, thinking all hope was lost, because they didn’t yet understand that Christ’s death and resurrection had fulfilled everything.

When the covenant isn’t firmly held, prayer automatically becomes self-centered, emotional, and problem-focused. It becomes religious prayer.

The Bread Problem – John 6

We often quote John 6 because it illustrates this perfectly. After Jesus performed the miracle of feeding the 5,000, people were amazed and began following Him. But why? They wanted more bread.

They thought, “If we make Jesus our king, He’ll solve our economic problems, He’ll heal us, He’ll bless our nation!” They didn’t understand that Jesus is the Christ, the Messiah who came to solve the fundamental problem of sin and death.

They followed Him for the bread, not for the covenant. That’s why Jesus said, “You are looking for me not because you saw the signs I performed, but because you ate the loaves and had your fill.” (John 6:26)

This is religious prayer — pursuing God only for material benefits, not for His eternal plan.

Religious Fruits vs. Gospel Fruits

Religious prayer produces religious fruits — and they’re very different from gospel fruits.

For example, someone used to lie 100 times a week but now only lies 10 times. That’s good, but it’s not the gospel. That’s just behavioral modification — a religious result.

Gospel fruits are different. The gospel brings about the miracle of re-creation — changing a person’s nature from the inside out, transforming their identity and giving them true spiritual authority.

Religious people live with themselves at the center — focused on personal effort, personal blessing, and personal gain. But gospel-centered prayer is Christ-centered and kingdom-focused.

When Prayer Becomes a Burden

If we misunderstand prayer, we make it into a burden. We think:
“I must pray at least one hour every day.”
“I must pray three hours a day to be faithful.”
But who decides how much is “enough”?

If someone prays two hours and fifty minutes instead of three hours, does that mean their prayer “doesn’t count”? Of course not.

Prayer is not measured by time or quantity — it’s measured by alignment. If your prayer topics don’t match God’s heart, you’re wasting time, no matter how long you pray.

What matters is not how much you pray but whether your prayer flows from God’s covenant. If you’re aligned with His will, even a single short prayer can move heaven and earth.

The Prayer That Moves Heaven

This is the prayer we must restore — prayer that moves the throne.

When you pray this way, you enter into true freedom. You don’t need to pray out of guilt, duty, or fear. You’re simply joining God in what He is already doing.

This prayer isn’t about forcing God to do something for you. It’s about aligning yourself with His will, so that His power flows through your life naturally.

This is why we must enjoy prayer 24 — not as an obligation but as a natural, joyful relationship. When you enjoy this kind of prayer, you enter into 25-hour prayer — the place where God’s works, God’s timing, and God’s answers unfold beyond human limits.

Spiritual Authority in Prayer

When your prayer aligns with God’s will, you gain spiritual authority. Look at Scripture:

  • God sent angels to Hezekiah, Elijah, Paul, Peter, and Abraham when they prayed the prayer of the throne.
  • These weren’t casual prayers for personal needs — they were covenant prayers, completely aligned with God’s plan.
  • That’s when heaven mobilized — when prayer connected to God’s heart.

If you’re praying only for material things — money, health, success, recognition — why would God send His angels? But when your prayer is about God’s kingdom and His glory, all of heaven moves.

Special Prayer vs. Covenant Prayer

Some people misunderstand “special prayers.” They think prayer is about fasting, all-night vigils, loud crying, or extreme discipline. But special prayer by itself isn’t what moves heaven.

Take the example of our current prayers for temple construction. We’re not praying simply because we want a bigger building. We pray because God has given us a covenant: the restoration of the 237 Healing Summit Temple.

We’re not praying out of human ambition; we’re praying because it is God’s plan. That’s why this prayer connects directly to the throne of God.

When prayer flows from the covenant, it is never burdensome — it is joyful, peaceful, and powerful.

Discerning True Answers

Finally, remember this: not every “answered prayer” is from God.

  • Unbelievers receive answers, too.
  • Religions like Islam, Buddhism, and cults see real results from prayer, meditation, and rituals.
  • Satan can also give “answers” — material success, worldly power, and temporary satisfaction — to keep people from seeking God.

This is why we must discern carefully. True answers bring you closer to Christ, deeper into the gospel, and more connected to God’s kingdom plan.

We are not called to religious prayer. We are called to prayer that moves the throne — prayer that enjoys God’s presence, aligns with His covenant, and releases His power into the field.

When you enjoy this prayer, you enter into 25-hour works. The light of Christ begins to shine through you, breaking down the strongholds of Satan wherever you go. That is the establishment of God’s kingdom.

This is how world evangelization takes place. It’s not about our effort — it’s about entering into the works God is already doing.

Today’s message about religious prayer is not just about rejecting legalism; it’s about recovering the true essence of prayer. Hold onto this covenant. Meditate on it. Confess it. Make it your prayer.

Then you’ll experience what Jesus meant when He said, “Seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” (Matthew 6:33)

Prayer

Father, we hold onto Your covenant and come before You in prayer — not holding onto our problems, desires, or purposes, but holding onto Your Word.
Let us no longer live as religious people, but as covenant people who pray the prayer that moves the throne.
Align our hearts with Yours and let the light of Christ shine through us to establish Your kingdom in every field.

In the name of Jesus Christ, we pray.  Amen.

The Remnant Economy

November 30, 2024 – Remnant and TCK Evangelism Studies
Scripture Reading: Isaiah 6:13

Remnants, from now on, you must absolutely do it this way.

1. Finding Your Talent
How do you find your talent?

1) Books – The Word
First, don’t read too many books; you don’t have enough time. You need to read books that give you strength. Read books that strengthen you and then find your answers through the Word. If you try to find your answers through worldly things, you will end up losing one day. It must be through the gospel Word.

2) Great Figures – Christ
You should also study the lives of great figures who can give you strength. Since you don’t have much time, these days there are many good summaries available. You don’t need to read everything in detail, but study in a way that gives you strength. And then, find your answer in Christ.

3) Culture – The Three Feasts
You must also study culture and understand it well. In America, there are many cultural holidays, and you must know how to respond to them well. So, hold on to the three feasts — salvation, power, and background.

4) Worship – Prayer (7〮7〮7)
Next, you must clearly understand what worship and prayer really are. Through (7〮7〮7), you must enjoy prayer within the bartizan of the throne, the journey, and the guideposts. When you do this, your talent will begin to become visible. The very first thing you’ll see is “only.”

5) Only – Your Talent
This is your talent: “only.” You’ll realize, “Ah, God called me to do this.” Talents are given by God, but many can’t find them because they don’t pray. Instead, they decide based on what friends say, what parents tell them, or what they feel after going out to play. But when you pray, your talent will be revealed.

6) Uniqueness – Specialization
After that comes uniqueness, which leads to specialization. This is when you become an expert.

7) Re-Creation 300% – Globalization
From there, you’ll reach 300% re-creation, which leads to globalization. Remnants must absolutely go through this process. The reason we call this 300% is that you must find it before stepping into the field. Look at Bill Gates, who’s part of the Nephilim movement — he has spiritual power, doesn’t he? He’ll face difficulties later, but still, he discovered his “300%” while in college.

What if you graduate from college without finding this? Remnants cannot miss this. Before graduating from college, you must discover your 300%. You’ll hear more about this in the third message of this series.

2. Expertise – My 100%
Once you find these answers, expertise will naturally begin to develop. This is what God calls “My 100%.”

3. Field – Field 100%
Then, your spiritual eyes will open to see the field. This is called the “field 100%” that God has already prepared for you. This is part of your spiritual journey.

4. System – Continuation, Future 100%
Next, you must discover your system. This refers to both continuation and the future, and this is also 100%.

You must prepare for this properly. It doesn’t matter what school you went to or what your major is. You must absolutely build yourself in this way. When you do, you will surely succeed. People will start seeking you out; they’ll come calling for you, sometimes even persistently. You won’t need to go around promoting yourself — people will already know.

There is a remnant in Korea who listens to my messages carefully and puts them into practice exactly as I teach. This remnant wrote me a letter saying, “After hearing your sermon last week, I did these specific things.” One example: they wrote a letter to the owner of the largest hotel in Daegu, saying, “I will become a world-class chef in the future, so please hire me.”

The hotel owner replied, “I’ll hire you, but graduate from high school first.” The remnant said, “Understood.” Later, whether connected or not, he ended up training under one of the top master chefs in Japan.

In Japan, chefs are so highly respected that some even have private rooms where even the owner can’t enter. Normally, this chef wouldn’t take on personal apprentices, but for this remnant, he opened his doors, taught him personally, and even gave him books. It was so unusual that even other Japanese couldn’t understand why. He wrote me another letter saying, “Remnants must work ten times harder than others.” So he gave his all — even when told to take out the trash, he would run with the trash can.

The head chef in Japan noticed his attitude. Before returning to Korea, successful businesspeople were already approaching him, saying, “We’ll build the best restaurant in Seoul — you’ll be in charge.” We even visited that restaurant once, and at the entrance, there was a sign saying, “We do not accept walk-in guests.” That alone shows the restaurant’s standard — it’s reservation-only.

Recently, during Sunday lunch, this remnant brought food he had prepared. He greeted me, saying he’s moving to Hawaii. Of course, he’s going with a top entrepreneur who invited him. That makes sense — Hawaii is an international city, and new doors will open for him. People know and come to him now.

On the other hand, someone once quietly approached me, saying, “Pastor, I have a business idea that’s guaranteed to work, but I just don’t have the funds. If someone invests…” I thought to myself, “No, that’s not it.” Successful people already know who to invest in. When you prepare properly, they will come to you. Do your part until then.

[ Prayer ]
Since no one else will teach you these things, you must seek them through prayer.

Summit Time
Remnants must absolutely have Summit Time — because you will become summits, and in truth, you already are summits.

Summit Vessel
Prepare your summit vessel. There are many ways to do this, but the size of your preparation determines how much God can pour into you.

Summit Attitude
Adopt the summit attitude — because you will become a summit.

Hold on to these things. Don’t rely on people to teach you; instead, pray — God will reveal everything. For me, I honestly prayed only a little, but these thoughts came to me: “I must prepare in advance.”

The right time to prepare is before graduation. If you wait until after graduation, it will be too late. God knows the exact timetable for your life and begins to work precisely at the right moment. I was honestly shocked. I thought, “This can’t be happening through me.” But when I went out into the field, God’s works began unfolding: “How is this happening?”

I grew up in poverty, surrounded by weakness. I grew up watching churches struggling because they couldn’t evangelize. I grew up hearing, “We don’t have money.” But when I stepped into the field, I saw life springing up everywhere.

So don’t worry. God knows you perfectly. Just prepare.

Let us pray.

Prayer. Father, we thank You for giving us this timetable of blessings and precious opportunities. We pray that this upcoming Remnant Conference in the U.S. will become the gathering that pleases You the most.

Let this be the time when our remnants receive the important imprints, roots, and nature of the gospel. Make them remnants who revive the shaking churches, remnants who restore broken families and generations, and remnants through whom You save America.

We pray in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.

A Person with the Spirit

1 Corinthians 2:15-16. The person with the Spirit makes judgments about all things, but such a person is not subject to merely human judgments, 16 for,

“Who has known the mind of the Lord
    so as to instruct him?”

But we have the mind of Christ.

When you live a life led by the Spirit, you will see profound and undeniable changes taking place in your life. Why? Because the Spirit of God does not merely modify your behavior; He brings about a complete transformation of your inner being, producing fundamental changes at the deepest level of who you are.

The Spirit turns death into life, darkness into light, flesh into spirit, wrath into salvation, hell into heaven, religion into faith, law into grace, children of the devil into children of God, enemies of God into friends of God, sinners into righteous, the accused into the justified, the lost into the found, the powerless into the powerful, the ungodly into the godly, the worthless into the beloved, the wounded into the healed, the useless into the useful, shame into glory, sufferings into hope, the pride of life into boasting in God, lovers of self, money, and pleasure into lovers of God, and wanderers into witnesses.

This is not just a change of circumstances; it is a complete recreation of identity, purpose, and destiny through the work of the Holy Spirit: “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” (2 Corinthians 5:17). You begin to live as a new creation in Christ, no longer bound by the curse and limitations of the past.

You will also see the fruit of the Spirit growing in your life: love, joy, and peace in your relationship with God; patience, kindness, and goodness in your relationships with others; and faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control in governing yourself (Galatians 5:22-23). These are not qualities you strive to manufacture on your own; they are the supernatural evidence of God’s Spirit dwelling within you.

When people see you bringing good things out of the good treasure stored up in your heart, they will recognize the light of the gospel shining through your life and give glory to your Father in heaven (Matthew 5:16). A Spirit-led life becomes a living testimony that draws others to Christ.

Living a life led by the Spirit requires surrender and yielding to Christ. As Paul confessed: “I have been crucified with Christ, and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me” (Galatians 2:20). This means dying to your old self—laying down unbelief, selfish motives, and worldly ambition—and being raised to new life through the power of the gospel. Through this death and resurrection, you begin to live a life of victory, led by the Spirit.

Living by the Spirit also requires the power of God. As Paul declares, “I can do all this through Him who gives me strength” (Philippians 4:13). A Spirit-led life is not about your abilities, discipline, or wisdom; it flows from God’s power working in and through you. To walk in this power, you must immerse yourself in the Word of God, your source of life, and go deeper into prayer, which connects you to the heavenly realms and aligns your heart with His purposes.

As you grow as a person of the Spirit, God will open your eyes to discern and judge all things according to His wisdom. He will give you the mind and heart of Christ. You will begin to think as Christ thinks, desire what Christ desires, and go where Christ would go. Your priorities, decisions, and affections are transformed to reflect His. This is the kind of life God has called you to live—a life fully yielded to His Spirit, walking in His power, and fulfilling His purposes on earth:

“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” (Acts 1:8)

Prayer. Father, I thank You for inviting me to live a life led by Your Spirit. Take full control of my soul, heart, thoughts, and body. Govern my words and actions through Your Spirit, so my life may bring glory to You. Teach me to walk by faith, to abide in Your presence, and to bear fruit that reveals Christ to the world. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

The Current Address of the Evangelist

November 24, 2024: Immanuel Church – Sunday 2nd Service
Scripture Reading: Philippians 4:10-20

Thank you. We now need to take hold of the practical things related to receiving answers.

While I was on my way to Bali, I watched a video — it was about meditation. Since those people practice meditation so much, they showed about 30 minutes of how they meditate in special places.

I also once watched a broadcast about meditation in Jeungsanism; it lasted about an hour and a half. It was boring, but I watched it all the way through.

In the three major organizations, they also practice meditation. And Muslims — even while walking down the street, they will spread out their mats and pray.

And everywhere, there are Freemason halls, and inside those places, they perform rituals involving spirits and Nephilim. When I saw all of that, I actually found it amusing, and I wasn’t afraid at all.

“The Current Address of the Evangelist”
(Philippians 4:13, John 15:7, 1 Corinthians 3:16, Philippians 2:13)

You must remember this. We do not go to such places to do those things. But many church members don’t know this well. Going to a special place to do something? That itself is wrong. Not only does it lack power, but it will also lead you into spiritual problems.

Right now, you are living in this reality: “I can do all things through Him who gives me strength.” This is an extremely important statement.

We go to the sanctuary because we receive great guidance from the Word there, following a greater flow. That’s why we go — but we can pray anywhere. Some people say, “Pastor, I went to school, but there’s no church there.” It’s okay even if there isn’t one. Start a local church there. If you worship alone, that place becomes a local church. When you help others, that becomes evangelism. Many people don’t really understand this.

“In Him who gives me strength” — this is our address. This is a tremendous address. Where do I live? I live “in Him who gives me strength.” If you don’t understand this part, your walk of faith will not go well. But once you understand it, you will enjoy the real power of prayer. Go and pray in Jesus’ name for someone completely possessed by demons — you will see a complete difference.

In John 15:7, Jesus says, “If you remain in Me and My words remain in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be done for you.” Even more astonishing, in 1 Corinthians 3:16, it says, “Do you not know that you are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit dwells in you?” In Philippians 2:13, it says that God works in you to will and to act according to His good purpose.

▣ Introduction – Christ and the Triune God

Now, what does “in Him who gives me strength” mean? It means “in Christ.”

Being “in Christ” means, as in Genesis 3:15, that the offspring of the woman crushed the serpent’s head. That’s where we are — in Him.

On the day the lamb’s blood was applied, we were set free. No one can understand this. But I live in that.

A virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and you shall call His name Immanuel. I am in that.

“You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Jesus said, “Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah. I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven.”

In this Christ, the Triune God is invisibly with us through the Holy Spirit.

1. Problems, Conflicts, and Crises (Light vs. Darkness)

That’s why, when problems come, we don’t just pray because there are problems. No — you will surely face problems, conflicts, and crises, but you must enter them already carrying the answer. You must believe this. Because you carry the light of Christ, darkness will collapse wherever you go.

Many people don’t believe this and try to depend on other things — but there is nothing else. The Bible is not written just to help you live an “okay” life. Jesus did not die on the cross just to cure your cold. You can buy medicine at the pharmacy for that.

God called Christ so that those trapped in darkness could be called out into the light. That’s why Paul said, “I know how to be content with little, and I know how to live with plenty. I can do all things through Him who gives me strength.” Whether in lack or abundance, it doesn’t matter. He learned the secret of contentment.

This is the faith you must carry with you.

2. The Bartizan, Journey, and Guidepost of the Throne (300%)

This is astonishing. The Triune God’s power works through the Spirit, and even just shining His light is enough to give thanks — but God went even further: He established the bartizan of the throne inside you, called you into its journey, and set the guideposts for you to follow.

Do you realize how amazing this is? On the day you build this reality through prayer, history begins to change. How does this happen?

3. 24 (Enjoyment)

It’s simple: live in 24. This is not meditation like the world practices. That level is nowhere near enough. Live in 24.

“I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” It doesn’t say, “I’ll come when you’re breathless” or “I’ll show up when you’re in trouble.” It says, “I am with you always.” That’s 24. This is completely different.

25 (Waiting)

As you enjoy this, one day, changes will start happening around you. That’s called 25 — the kingdom of God. This is waiting. From that moment on, wherever you go, the works of saving life begin.

Eternity (Challenge)

This is challenging for eternal works. Some people say, “I don’t know how to evangelize.” You don’t even have to worry about that.

There was an RT in Busan who had gone to America. He came to me saying he got a job, but the area was full of heavy drinking. He said, “So I took your message with me and decided to practice it.”

He started helping drunk coworkers — running errands, carrying them home when they couldn’t walk. He didn’t drink, but he served everyone faithfully. People were so shocked: “Wow, is this guy real?” They became grateful and started coming to him one by one for counseling.

Unbelievers are watching you closely. They look into your face and think: “Can I trust this person or not?” If they sense you’re a fake Christian, they’ll never open up to you. But they know when someone is genuine, even if they’re unbelievers.

Don’t worry about evangelism. God will surely establish His kingdom through you. That’s what you’ve received.

So then, my current address is this: I live in Him who gives me strength.

▣ Main Message

Why must it be this way? There are three things you must remember.

1. The Path of the Pilgrim

From now on, you must walk the difficult path of the pilgrim.

2. The Path of the Healer

You will also encounter many sick people, and because our own strength is weak, we must walk the path of the healer.

3. The Path of the Watchman

Although many people seem to be living well, they are trapped in darkness, so we must walk the path of the watchman, shining the light. That’s why it’s so important where you are positioned.

1. The Path of the [Pilgrim]

1) John 14:16
Jesus gave us this promise. In John 14:16, He said, “I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Advocate to help you and be with you forever.” He clearly said this. Today, believe this and begin your prayer.

2) John 14:26
“When the Holy Spirit comes upon you, He will remind you of everything.” This is your current address. This is not mysticism — when you pray, the Holy Spirit makes you understand.

3) John 16:13
In John 16:13, it says, “The Spirit will guide you into all truth and show you what is to come.” That’s right.

4) Acts 13:1-4
In Acts 13:1-4, Paul went to the field and was completely led by the Holy Spirit.

5) Acts 16:6-10
When the doors closed, he didn’t despair or rush; instead, he received perfect guidance from the Spirit, being led to Macedonia.

6) Acts 19:1-7
In Acts 19:1-7, right from the beginning — even before the lecture hall of Tyrannus — the same power of the Upper Room of Mark’s house came upon them.

[ My 100% ]
This is what we call “my 100%.” You must believe this. Today, pray about this — especially the final, most important prayer. Because you are pilgrims on a journey, you are in Him who gives you strength.

2. The Path of the [Healer]

1) Mark 16:15-20
On your path, you will meet many sick people who must be healed. In Mark 16:15-20, Jesus said, “In My name, you will drive out demons and lay hands on the sick, and they will recover.” He also said, “Even if you drink deadly poison, it will not harm you.”

2) Acts 1:8
In Acts 1:8, Jesus says, “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be My witnesses to the ends of the earth.”

3) Acts 13:5-12
Holding onto this covenant, Paul entered a city covered in deep spiritual darkness — and he healed it completely. Pray and believe this during your worship.

4) Acts 16:16-18
I pray that this will be the time when all darkness in your homes collapses. Do not miss even one opportunity — write it down and pray. In Philippi, a whole city was enslaved by fortune-telling and evil spirits, but Paul healed the possessed girl who was suffering.

5) Acts 19:8-20
In the lecture hall of Tyrannus, even incurable diseases that doctors couldn’t heal were healed through God’s power. Paul declared, “I can do all things through Him who gives me strength.” Remember — Paul wrote this while in prison.

[ Field 100% ]
This is called “field 100%.” Never forget this. But there’s even more.

3. The Path of the [Watchman]

1) Acts 17:1, 18:4, 19:8
You are not only called to heal; you are also called to be watchmen who establish bartizans and shine the light. Paul strategically entered the synagogues to save influential figures.

2) Acts 19:21, 27:11, 27:24
In Acts 19:21, God directed Paul toward Rome. In Acts 27:24, during the storm, God said, “Paul, do not be afraid; you must stand trial before Caesar.”

3) Romans 15:23
In Romans 15:23, Paul says that the gospel must go all the way to Spain. Hold onto this covenant and pray accordingly today.

▣ Conclusion

[ Conqueror ]

You are conquerors — but not conquerors of people. You are called to conquer the darkness.

[ Authority ]

Use the prayer of authority. Especially during worship — even when you’re alone. It might sound strange, but when you pray by yourself, use the prayer of authority.

Acts 3:1-12
The first person who tried this was Peter. He said, “Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk.” That wasn’t a polite suggestion — it was a command of authority: “Get up and walk.”

Do this prayer of authority this week in Jesus’ name. You may doubt at first, but one day, answers will come without fail. Use the authority of Jesus’ name to break the power of darkness in your homes.

Acts 8:4-8
In Samaria, when they prayed in Jesus Christ’s name, evil spirits left and diseases were healed.

Acts 16:16-18
In Philippi, Paul prayed deeply for three days and commanded, “In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, I command you, spirit, come out!”

Philippians 3:21
In Philippians 3:21, it says: “In His name, all things are brought into submission.”

Next Sunday, we will worship in the U.S. as part of the worldwide worship service, and we’ll be focusing on the book of Colossians.

Why Colossians? Because people keep believing the wrong things. Paul, deeply frustrated, wrote Colossians to explain the truth more clearly. It speaks even more powerfully than Philippians.

John 14:14
In John 14:14, Jesus says: “You may ask Me for anything in My name, and I will do it.” You no longer need to sacrifice lambs. There’s no need to apply the blood of the Passover anymore. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, there is healing, deliverance, and power. You must understand this: the Old Testament has been completely fulfilled.

A missionary once shared his testimony. He was evangelizing in a very difficult region. The tribal chief’s son had received grace and began following him around everywhere. But one night, the boy suddenly collapsed. They rushed him to the hospital, and the doctors said there was no hope.

The missionary said that in that moment, a thought struck him: “This is Satan’s work. How could a young man receiving the gospel suddenly be struck down like this?” He felt a strong conviction rise up inside him.

At the hospital, he found the boy at the edge of death. Without shouting, he quietly prayed, “Satan holding this young man, I command you in the name of Jesus Christ — leave him now! In the authority of the Lord Jesus Christ, I command you!”

The evil spirit left, and the boy recovered.

When I heard this testimony, I realized something: we cannot even imagine what happens inside unreached tribes among the 5,000 people groups. Many missionaries have said they’re too afraid to enter those places. That shows how far we still are from true missions.

Another testimony comes from Missionary Park in Panama. He said that when he first entered the area, he was terrified. The level of occult power there was beyond imagination — people could transfer “spiritual energy” to harm or even kill others.

Inside such regions, incredible spiritual battles are happening. Everyone is completely trapped in darkness. That’s why Christ came as the Light:

“To those who received Him, to those who believed in His name, He gave the right to become children of God.”

This week, pray in the name of Jesus Christ so that all darkness, curses, unbelief, and the authority of Satan may be completely bound. If you truly believe, you must do this.

Our gospel is not a theory, not a religion, not just another book. It’s real. That’s why real works happen.

Go to the evangelism field, and you’ll see this clearly. But most church members don’t go, so they don’t know. Those who’ve experienced it firsthand are often shocked.

They’ve never seen how powerful the name of Jesus Christ really is. Through that name, may you receive the blessing of saving all generations. I bless you in the name of Jesus Christ.

I’ll be going to the U.S. this week to participate in RCA, and I ask for your prayers.

Prayer. Father God, we thank You. Today, may the works of breaking the power of darkness happen in the name of Jesus Christ. Bind every force of unbelief around our families, our surroundings, and our church before the name of Jesus. We pray in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen.

Present Your Requests to God with Thanksgiving

November 24, 2024 – Immanuel Church, Sunday First Service
Scripture Reading: Philippians 4:1-7

▣ Introduction
Thank you.

1. Representative biblical figures who were most thankful in the midst of hardships
1) David
In the Old Testament era, perhaps the person who received the most answers was David. But David also suffered the greatest pain. The amazing thing is that David gave thanks the most.

2) Paul
If we pick one figure in the New Testament who had the greatest impact, it would be Paul. Paul endured tremendous hardships. However, thanksgiving came out of Paul’s mouth more than anyone else. So, what is the answer we must receive today? In such great hardships and pain, how can thanksgiving come out? Paul sincerely said, “Rejoice.” He said again, “Rejoice.” “Do not worry about anything.” Then he gave us an important word: “By prayer and petition present your requests to God.” But he didn’t stop there; he said, “Present your requests to God with thanksgiving.”

3) Daniel
This kind of statement also appears once with Daniel. Daniel was about to die, yet without any hesitation, he knelt down three times a day, facing Jerusalem, and prayed before God. At that time, what word appears? It says, “He prayed and gave thanks to God.”

Now, this is where we must receive the real answer today. How was it possible for Paul to rejoice, give thanks, and live like this? Was it because his faith was exceptionally great? Today, we must discover the true answer of the entire Bible here.

2. The reason they gave thanks – They discovered God’s accurate and certain covenant and blessing
They discovered God’s precise and unchanging covenant and His blessings. A person can endure anything when they have a firm hope. In every situation, the most important thing is this: you must confirm what God’s accurate, unshakable covenant is, and what the true blessing is. I pray today becomes that day for you. You must find God’s answer today that turns your problems and hardships into true blessings.

1) God desires to bless you
Satan wants you to perish. People want you to fail. But God wants to bless you. That is the difference. That is why God can give you things even your parents and siblings cannot give. David confessed this: “Though my father and mother forsake me, the Lord will receive me.”

2) “But in everything, by prayer and petition” – When you understand prayer, the peace of God will guard your heart and mind
This is why you must confirm this again today. Paul said, “Do not worry about anything.” That much we know, but the next part is critical. He said, “But.” This “but” means “only.” “But in everything, by prayer and petition.” The reason many don’t enjoy God’s peace is that they don’t understand prayer. But when you know what prayer is, “the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”

3. How to find God’s accurate covenant and blessings – The three things God has prepared
So then, how do we discover God’s accurate blessings and covenant? Normally, we try to find them using our own thoughts. But that is why God said, “The peace of God will guard your heart and mind.” God has prepared three things for you. You must discover them. Jesus Christ gave us the complete conclusion regarding these.

1) God has prepared 100% the bartizan of the throne within you (John 14:16, 26)
What is the first promise? “I will ask the Father, and He will give you another Counselor to be with you forever.” “The Spirit of God is within you and will teach you all things.” Do you see how clear this is? Unbelievers are not interested in this at all, so you have no competitors. Even most church members don’t believe this, so you still have no competitors. What do we call this? God has prepared 100% the bartizan of the throne within you.

2) God has prepared 100% your journey ahead (Matthew 28:20, Acts 1:8)
Yet we still worry uselessly, thinking, “What am I going to do about my future?” The Christ, the King of kings, said, “I am with you always, to the very end of the age. You will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” What does this mean? It means God has prepared your journey 100%. That is what you must discover. It’s not 99%; it’s 100%. If you keep doubting, that is unbelief. It’s 100%.

3) Your hardships are the guidepost to establish evidence – God has prepared the system and future 100%
Then why are there so many difficulties? Because that is the guidepost. It is the guidepost where you will establish evidence. God has prepared your system and your future 100%.

※ Jesus told us to pray only this prayer (Matthew 6:33, Acts 1:3). Then the accurate covenant will become visible.

Take this and pray with it today. Whenever I prepare the message, I only pray this prayer. Jesus clearly said, “But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness.” He explained about God’s kingdom for forty days. When you pray this prayer, the accurate covenant will become clear. In our church, I saw that our deaconesses formed a 24-hour prayer team. That is very important. That’s what the Romans 16 people did. Today, I feel we must briefly gather and explain how to do 24-hour prayer.

▣ Main Message

1. Remnants and young adults – Prepare 300% for your studies
First, to the remnants and young adults: prepare 300% for your studies. That’s all you need to do. If Bill Gates could do it, why can’t we? Bill Gates is actually a New Age member. Through demon-possessed meditation practices, he prepared 300%. When he was still a university student—before even graduating—he had already prepared the content, the global field, and the system. Our remnants must rise up.

1) Prayer makes it possible – We are limited, but with God, all things are possible
Prayer is the key. The problem is that we don’t know how to pray. If you don’t know prayer, you’ll end up talking too much. Women, in particular, tend to talk three times more because God created them that way. That means, when women receive grace, they become prayer generals. Everything is finished through prayer. Jesus said, “This kind can come out only by prayer.”

Bill Gates flipped the entire 20th century upside down. Look at the Freemason members—the ones who invented the smartphone. They built it while they were still students! On our own, we cannot do this. But with God, it’s possible. That’s why our remnants must learn prayer when they’re young. Otherwise, they will constantly struggle as they grow older, always limited by their own level. No matter what they achieve, they will never surpass the level of their friends or their parents. They will struggle endlessly. Life becomes hard—hard when you succeed, and hard when you fail. That’s how you end up living your entire life without true rest.

2) Completely prepare the bartizan, journey, and guidepost that God has given you
Remnants, before going out into the world—or even as you go—completely prepare the bartizan, the journey, and the guidepost that God has given you.

3) Role models
I’ll introduce two types of role models:

(1) Those who realized this early – Joseph and Samuel
Joseph is a prime example. He understood this early and did not panic. If it were us, we would have said, “Joseph is finished—he’s been sold as a slave.” That’s what happens when you don’t know prayer: you end up taking the wrong path, like Joseph’s brothers did. They lived a cursed life of poverty because they didn’t know God’s plan.

But Joseph understood. When he was falsely accused and sent to prison, he didn’t even flinch. The Bible records no sign of resentment or despair. And what happened? Even there, God’s works arose. When he later met his brothers, he said, “It was not you who sold me.” But they did sell him! If it were us, we’d have said, “Even though you sold me…” But Joseph said, “You did not sell me. God sent me ahead of you to preserve life.” That’s Joseph’s bartizan.

Another example: Samuel, who realized God’s plan early, and David as well. About Samuel, the Bible says, “During Samuel’s lifetime, there was peace,” “Not one of Samuel’s words fell to the ground,” and “Everyone who saw Samuel knew that he was attested as a prophet of the Lord.” When this foundation is established early, it changes everything.

Be careful not to burden your children with endless activities while neglecting to teach them the true things. I recently saw a family visiting before taking their child abroad, and they were going together, so I thought it was fine. But many children are collapsing today because of parental pressure. In America, statistics show that 40% of children end up on psychiatric medication because of extreme stress. It’s not that parents had bad intentions—it’s that they never taught them what truly matters.

※ Remnants, begin praying today. Then the bartizan, the journey, and the guidepost of the throne will arise in your life 300%.

Start today. Just five minutes in the morning, five minutes at night. If you do this and properly worship on Sunday, the bartizan, the journey, and the guidepost of the throne will arise 300%.

(2) Those who realized this late – Moses
Who realized it late? Moses. He struggled tremendously. For 40 years in the palace, he tried using human effort and failed. Then he fled to Midian, but still nothing worked. It wasn’t until he was 80 years old that he finally understood. Age doesn’t matter. I’m saying this especially to remnants: prepare 300%. When you pray holding onto the bartizan, the journey, and the guidepost, the answers will come.

2. Believers and church leaders – Prepare 300% in your work
Second, to all believers and church leaders: prepare 300% in your work.

1) Abraham – After surrendering everything, he began building altars
Nothing was working out for Abraham—failure upon failure, betrayal from his family, and even threats of death. But one day, Abraham made a decision. He gave up everything, including his rights, and even allowed his nephew Lot to choose the better land first. After that, God said, “Lift up your eyes and look from where you are: north, south, east, and west. All the land you see I will give to you and your descendants forever.” From that moment, Abraham began building altars, and God prepared his specialization, his field, and his future for saving the age.

2) Jochebed – Through the 300% mystery of prayer, she discovered the way to save Moses
There are so many examples of church leaders in the Bible, but one of the most important is Jochebed, Moses’ mother. In the face of crisis—when all the baby boys were being killed—she discovered the way to save Moses. Inside her actions, we find the 300% mystery of prayer and true specialization.

3) Rahab the prostitute – By hearing only the rumors, she confessed the Lord as the true God, delivered information, and became an ancestor of David
Rahab is an amazing example. She said, “I have heard the reports.” She only heard rumors of God’s works but confessed, “The Lord your God is the true God.” She declared that the Israelites would surely enter Canaan, and she even shared inside information: “The hearts of our people have melted, and our leaders have fled.” Rahab was saved, entered Canaan with Israel, and later married and had children—among her descendants came David. Incredible!

4) Obadiah – A royal official, Elijah’s disciple, who hid 100 prophets and became the bridge in the spiritual battle
Look at Obadiah. He was a royal official, yet also Elijah’s disciple—serving the very prophet the king wanted to kill! Obadiah had such great specialization that even the king couldn’t ignore him. He hid 100 prophets in caves and provided for them. Not only that, when Elijah faced the great spiritual battle on Mount Carmel, it was Obadiah who prepared the bridge for it. That’s 300%!

※ Prepare through prayer. Pray holding onto the bartizan, the journey, and the guidepost of the throne. You prepare with prayer. Not just any prayer, but prayer holding onto the bartizan of the throne, the journey of the throne, and the guidepost of the throne. I bless our church in the name of Jesus, that church leaders who truly pray will arise and lead works that save the world.

3. Pastors and church staff – Restore 300% evangelism and missions
Third, to pastors and church staff: when difficulties come, restore 300% evangelism and missions.

1) The answer must come only from Christ – That way you can give the true answer to your members
The most important thing is this: Paul had his complete answer in Christ. A believer who does not have the answer in Christ suffers the most. You’re saved, so you can’t escape, yet without the answer in Christ, you live a lifetime of unnecessary suffering.

This is also true for pastors. If you don’t resolve everything in Christ, you’ll struggle all your life, even while serving. Satan knows this and continuously attacks invisibly, like a roaring lion seeking someone to devour. But Paul had his complete answer in Christ. Pastors must also have this answer. Only then can they give their members the true solution.

※ Apart from “Only Christ,” everything else is “anti-Christ.” What Satan fears most is “Only Christ.”

Pastors, take this seriously. Anything besides the gospel is anti-Christ. It’s only the gospel. Only Christ. What Satan fears most is not your effort, not your methods, but Only Christ. That’s why God used Paul in ways no emperor, general, or conqueror could compare.

2) Be completely led by the Holy Spirit
Paul never acted carelessly. He was completely led by the Holy Spirit. This is the 300% preparation for pastors. Don’t just rush into evangelism. Be completely led by the Holy Spirit, and life itself will revive. Even when the doors were shut, Paul followed the Spirit’s guidance completely.

3) Paul went to those the world could not change and brought healing
Paul deliberately went to those who were broken, wounded, and incurable by worldly standards—and they were healed. This will happen wherever you go. Believe it.

4) Paul entered the synagogues – Explaining the necessity of Christ, worship, prayer, and God’s kingdom; those raised in synagogues later transformed Rome
Paul’s final focus was the synagogue. He explained why Christ is necessary, what true worship and prayer are, and what God’s kingdom is. Those who grew up in the synagogue later became the ones who transformed Rome. It’s astounding.

Take Emperor Nero as an example—the worst persecutor of Christians. He constantly wept, carrying a jar to collect his tears, and once asked his servant, “Why do Christians keep increasing no matter how many we kill?” The servant replied, “I don’t know, my lord.” Nero said, “It must be because we haven’t killed enough.” For 250 years, Rome persecuted Christians brutally. Yet after 250 years, Rome was nearly evangelized. When numbers grew, politicians had no choice but to kneel.

Pastors, remember this: prepare 300% for evangelism and missions, and then move forward.

5) Paul’s confession (Philippians 3:7–21) – Being taken hold of by Christ, the reward from above, and heavenly citizenship
Paul said, “I consider everything loss compared to knowing Christ.” People boasted so much about themselves, but Paul said, “I have not already obtained all this, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me.” He considered all earthly things “rubbish” compared to Christ. He pressed on for “the prize that comes from above.” And when others boasted of Roman citizenship, Paul declared, “Our citizenship is in heaven.”

▣ Conclusion

Today, you must receive a great answer—instantly.

1. To discover God’s special plan and blessing
You must firmly hold onto the fact that in every problem, big or small, God’s special plan and blessing are hidden.

1) Covenant, not calculation
It’s not about calculating; it’s about holding the covenant. Those who calculated all died in the wilderness because the numbers didn’t add up.

2) Relationship with God, not profit or loss
This isn’t about personal gain or loss—it’s about your relationship with God.

3) Not today, but the future
We do not live for today but for the future. When we look at our remnants, we shouldn’t judge them based on today but envision them through God’s plan for the future.

2. Our faith is the budget; God’s blessing is the settlement
Priscilla and Aquila spent their entire lives helping Paul’s ministry. I once researched them and found their burial site in Rome—they had become enormously wealthy! That day, I realized: some people spend their whole lives helping evangelism and become wealthy, while others neglect God’s work and remain impoverished. That’s when this truth came to me: our faith is the budget, but God’s blessing is the settlement. Without God’s blessing, nothing works.

3. Always give thanks (1 Thessalonians 5:16–18)
Finally, the most important conclusion: Paul always gave thanks. Not just in good times—he gave thanks in everything. “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances.”

※ When you find the answer and hold onto the covenant, the answer will come.
I pray today becomes the day you find that great answer. The moment you discover it—even before you do anything—the answer begins.

The 5,000 tribes will gather in the three courtyards. The remnants and the sick will be drawn into the three-day weekend age. The entire global culture will kneel before the age of holy meditation. I bless you in the name of Jesus that today will be a day of healing.

Prayer. God, we thank You. Open our spiritual eyes so we may see the future, today, and the past. Make us disciples who save the age through the gospel movement. In the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, we pray. Amen.

The Tragedy of a Worldly Life

1 Corinthians 3:1-3. Brothers and sisters, I could not address you as people who live by the Spirit but as people who are still worldly—mere infants in Christ. 2 I gave you milk, not solid food, for you were not yet ready for it. Indeed, you are still not ready. 3 You are still worldly. For since there is jealousy and quarreling among you, are you not worldly? Are you not acting like mere humans?

Though many believers have received salvation, far too many fail to experience the fullness of life in Christ. Why? Today’s Word shows us that they are still worldly.

They may have a form of godliness but deny its power (2 Timothy 3:5). They attend church, sing hymns, and even know the Bible, but they wander through life living no differently than unbelievers. Their hearts are consumed with the same worries, ambitions, and desires as the world.

Nicodemus was an accomplished scholar of the Law, a respected Pharisee, and a member of the Jewish ruling council. Outwardly, he had achieved everything a religious man could desire. Yet when he encountered Jesus, he could not recognize the One who came to save him. Jesus spoke to him about the necessity of being born again—of experiencing a spiritual birth from above—but Nicodemus could not comprehend it (John 3:1-3).

Here was a man well-versed in the Law, yet he could not understand the heart of the gospel. Highly religious but spiritually empty, he came to Jesus in search of answers for his life. This is a warning to us: it is possible to know Scripture but miss the Savior. It is possible to attend church but never experience the abundant life Jesus promised (John 10:10).

If we remain worldly, we will wander aimlessly through life—never fully tasting the joy, peace, and power God has promised us through Christ. Tragically, many choose the things below instead of the things above (Colossians 3:1-2). But the truth is this: we have been born from above through our Lord Jesus Christ. We belong to heaven.

Jesus has given us the keys to the kingdom of God. He declared, “Whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven” (Matthew 16:19). Why, then, do we exchange the eternal inheritance of heaven for perishable, temporary things on earth? If you fill yourself with godly sorrow, which brings life and leaves no regret, you will be able to turn your heart away from worldly sorrow, which leads only to death (2 Corinthians 7:10).

Stop being a lover of yourself, money, or pleasure. Become a lover of God and the good (2 Timothy 3:1-4). If you love Him, you will desire to obey Him (John 14:15). You will not grieve His Spirit by doing what He does not want you to do (Ephesians 4:30). You will not dismiss the Spirit by ignoring what He calls you to do (1 Thessalonians 5:19). You will not silence His voice when He leads you to people and places where Christ is not known. You will not quench the Spirit by chasing after the things of this world that will not last.

Invest your life in the things above, focusing on what is eternal rather than temporary. The treasures of this world will fade, but the inheritance in Christ lasts forever. Make Him the center of your life, the greatest choice of all, surrendering your plans to His will and seeking His kingdom first.

Why is it so dangerous to live a worldly life? Listen to what Scripture says:

“Those who live according to the flesh have their minds set on what the flesh desires; but those who live in accordance with the Spirit have their minds set on what the Spirit desires. The mind governed by the flesh is death, but the mind governed by the Spirit is life and peace. The mind governed by the flesh is hostile to God; it does not submit to God’s law, nor can it do so. Those who are in the realm of the flesh cannot please God” (Romans 8:5-8).

In other words, the minds of believers who follow the world are controlled by their own desires. Though they are not enemies of God in status, they live as if they were. People may hear the Word of God, but their hearts are far from it, resisting obedience. Their entire lives, they will please their bodies rather than the One who loved them and died for them.

Thus, we must live by faith, not by sight. Faith pleases our Father (Hebrews 11:6). Whatever does not proceed from faith is sin, and the greatest sin of all is unbelief (Romans 14:23). We have every reason to live by faith: “For in the gospel the righteousness of God is revealed—a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: ‘The righteous will live by faith’” (Romans 1:17).

Let us be like Paul when he said, “May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world” (Galatians 6:14). Paul considered himself dead to the world. At one time, the things of the world were important to him, but he came to realize that they were worth nothing compared with the greatness of knowing Christ Jesus (Philippians 3:7-8).

The more you know Jesus, the more you will realize that you possess the greatest treasure of all. You will cherish Him, love Him, worship Him, and obey Him.

Prayer. Lord Jesus, I cherish, love, and worship You. I will leave the world behind and follow You. Take me to a place where Your name is not known. In Your mighty name, Amen.

Wednesday Worship Service: August 20, 2025

Hymn
Praise Him! Praise Him!
Fanny Crosby

Praise Him! Praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer!
Sing, O earth– His wonderful love proclaim!
Hail Him! Hail Him! highest archangels in glory;
Strength and honor give to His holy name!
Like a shepherd, Jesus will guard His children;
In His arms He carries them all day long.

Praise Him! Praise Him! Tell of His excellent greatness.
Praise Him! Praise Him ever in joyful song!

Praise Him, praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer!
For our sins He suffered, and bled, and died.
He, our Rock, our Hope of eternal salvation—
Hail Him! Hail Him! Jesus, the Crucified!
Sound His praises! Jesus, who bore our sorrows!
Love unbounded, wonderful, deep, and strong.  Chorus

Praise Him! Praise Him! Jesus, our blessed Redeemer!
Heav’nly portals loud with hosannas ring!
Jesus, Savior, reigneth forever and ever.
Crown Him! Crown Him! Prophet, and Priest, and King!
Christ is coming, over the world victorious;
Pow’r and glory unto the Lord belong!   Chorus

Confession of Faith
The Apostles’ Creed

I believe in God, the Father Almighty,
…Maker of heaven and earth;

And in Jesus Christ, His only Son, Our Lord,
…Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit,
…Born of the Virgin Mary,
…Suffered under Pontius Pilate,
…Was crucified, dead, and buried.
He descended into hell.
The third day He rose again from the dead.
He ascended into heaven,
…And is seated at the right hand of God, the Father Almighty;
From thence He shall come to judge the quick and the dead.

I believe in the Holy Spirit,
The holy universal Church,
The communion of saints,
The forgiveness of sins,
The resurrection of the body
And life everlasting. Amen.

Scripture Reading
Isaiah 62:6-10

I have posted watchmen on your walls, Jerusalem;
    they will never be silent day or night.
You who call on the Lord,
    give yourselves no rest,
7 and give him no rest till he establishes Jerusalem
    and makes her the praise of the earth.

8 The Lord has sworn by his right hand
    and by his mighty arm:
“Never again will I give your grain
    as food for your enemies,
and never again will foreigners drink the new wine
    for which you have toiled;
9 but those who harvest it will eat it
    and praise the Lord,
and those who gather the grapes will drink it
    in the courts of my sanctuary.”

10 Pass through, pass through the gates!
    Prepare the way for the people.
Build up, build up the highway!
    Remove the stones.
Raise a banner for the nations.

Message
Raise the Bartizan
Pastor Ryu Kwang Su
Full Transcript

Many remnants face difficulties because of family and surrounding circumstances. However, when they go outside, they may encounter even greater challenges. Moreover, many people also carry wounds. In such times, what should we do? Jesus gave us the answer.

“Secret Bartizan” – Evidence
Build the secret bartizan. Once this bartizan is established, problems disappear. When light enters, darkness leaves. If you build this bartizan, you won’t need to worry about the future. Whatever problem comes, it will be okay. A secret bartizan can easily be built through prayer and the Word. Why should we do this?

▣ Introduction – Nephilim

Without realizing it, a Nephilim bartizan is already standing.

7 Bartizans (It is finished – The Throne)
This is why we speak about the important 7 bartizans. The key to the 7 bartizans is “It is finished.” For forty days, Jesus explained how the background of the throne would be with us. Those with special traumas need special concentration because those traumas can become their bartizan. Our bartizan must be the 7 bartizans.

7 Journeys (Lifelong Camp)
Among the 7 journeys, the most important is the camp where we enjoy the answer for our entire lifetime. Camp is where we shine the light. It saves others and saves ourselves because it is light.

7 Guideposts (Rome, 237, 5000)
The most important answer within the guideposts is Rome. When you go there, the 237 nations are connected. And from the 237 nations, you reach the 5000 tribes. The TCKs we meet are the pathway to the 5000 tribes. In the future, the greatest crisis will be pandemics. The root cause of all these issues comes from the 5000 tribes. At the same time, the vast majority of resources are also within the 5000 tribes.

1. RT 7

The 7 remnants already had this answer. By holding onto this, they went toward the 237 nations and the 5000 tribes.

2. Jochebed and Hannah

Women like Jochebed and Hannah also saw this answer.

3. 1 Samuel 7:1–15, 16:1–13

Samuel and David also saw this.

1 Samuel 17:1–47
This is why David had the power to overcome Goliath. But more importantly, it was not just about defeating the giant warrior of the Philistines. Goliath cursed Israel and David in the name of the gods he worshiped. His challenge was directed against “those who believe in the Lord.” That’s why David declared, “I come in the name of the Lord whom you have defied.” Then he said, “I will prove that your life belongs to the Lord and that salvation is not by sword or spear, but in the hand of the Lord.”

▣ Main Message

When we enjoy this covenant, three blessings come:

1. Platform

A platform will be established where others naturally gather — both personally and industrially.

  1. 7 Bartizans – The most important part of this platform is the 7 bartizans. Without bartizans, people won’t come.
  2. 300% – God gives answers of 300% that save myself, others, and the future.
  3. Monument – A blessing comes to establish monuments that will save the future generations.

2. Watchman Bartizan

From this point, you begin to save others. It’s not just about people coming to you — you go to them.

  1. 7 Journeys – Light is necessary for the journey. You move forward while shining the light.
  2. Healing – When this light shines, it heals those living in darkness.
  3. Summit – Because you shine the light to save others, you become a summit.

3. Antenna of the Throne

Finally, an antenna is raised that communicates directly with the throne. Only when you understand this will you truly know what prayer is.

  1. 7 Guideposts – Through this antenna, you walk the path of the 7 guideposts.
  2. Absolute Bartizan – From Calvary to Rome, you establish absolute bartizans.
  3. MH, Regional Church, RUTC – This is why my home, myself, and our field become a mission home, a regional church, and an RUTC.

▣ Conclusion – 237, 5000, TCK

When you build this bartizan, the blessings of the 237 nations, the 5000 tribes, and the TCKs will come. Just like the tiny chip inside our smartphones connects us to the entire world, the light of life inside us is designed to communicate with the entire world.

Forum & Prayer