The Journey Of The Called By Apostle Johnson Suleman (Minister's Conf. March Edition – Day2 Evening)

In the fast-paced world we live in, it's easy to get caught up in the pursuit of material possessions and personal gain. But have you ever stopped to question your motives? Are you truly serving others with a selfless heart, or are you driven by a desire for recognition and success?

The Illusion of Cathedrals and Branches

One common trap that many fall into is the idea of building cathedrals and opening branches without clear instruction from a higher power. We often get carried away with our own ambitions and forget to seek guidance from the Lord. But what good is a grand cathedral if it lacks spiritual significance? What purpose does opening branches serve if they are not aligned with God's plan?

A Prophetic Message: The Power of Conviction

Let me share with you a personal experience that highlights the power of conviction in ministry. I once delivered a prophetic message about someone's life expectancy, and to my surprise, it turned out to be true. This incident made me realize the importance of being attuned to God's voice and following His lead.

Cutting Ties with Unsent Assignments

It is crucial for us to discern between assignments that come from God and those that do not. We must be willing to cut ties with tasks that we have not been sent to do. By doing so, we free ourselves from unnecessary burdens and open ourselves up to opportunities that align with our true calling.

True Impact through Conviction

Conviction is not just a feeling; it has the power to bring about transformation in individuals and communities. When we operate with conviction, our actions carry weight and influence. People are drawn to authenticity, and when they see someone who is genuinely committed to serving God, they are inspired to follow suit.

Willingness to Serve: The Key Ingredient

Above all, true impact in ministry requires a genuine willingness to serve God. It's not about personal gain or recognition; it's about surrendering ourselves to a higher purpose. When we let go of our own agendas and align ourselves with God's will, we become vessels through which His love and grace can flow.

In conclusion, let us take a moment to reflect on our motives and actions in ministry. Are we driven by self-interest or a genuine desire to serve others? Are we building cathedrals and opening branches without clear instruction from the Lord? Let us seek conviction in