SOLVE THE MYSTERY

A Question for All Christians

All Christian denominations believe in Jesus Christ and consider themselves part of the Body of Christ.

Yet many denominations criticize the beliefs and practices of other Christian groups.

So what is the truth?

If every denomination that believes in Christ is not the Body of Christ, then who is?

But if all believers in Christ are the Body of Christ, then why are there so many divisions, denominations, and disagreements among Christians?

The Bible says:

"There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called to one hope when you were called." (Ephesians 4:4)

Is the Body of Christ divided by denominations, or is it united by faith in Jesus Christ?

How would you respond to this mystery?

Express your opinion respectfully in the comments.

#SolveTheMystery #BodyOfChrist #ChristianUnity #OneFaith #JesusChrist #GloriousUnityInternational

A Proposal to President Donald J. Trump for Global Christian Unity

Dear President Donald J. Trump,

Greetings in the precious and holy name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

I pray that the grace, wisdom, and favor of Almighty God continues to guide you as you serve and influence millions of people throughout the United States and around the world. As a Christian leader and founder of Glorious Unity International, I write to respectfully share a burden that has been placed upon my heart regarding the future of the global Church and the advancement of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Many believers around the world have appreciated efforts to uphold Christian values, defend religious freedom, and encourage respect for the Bible in public life. In a time when faith is increasingly challenged by secularism, moral confusion, and spiritual indifference, any effort that honors the Word of God deserves recognition and support.

However, I believe that the Lord is calling Christian leaders everywhere to embrace a larger vision—one that extends beyond national borders and denominational identities. That vision is the unity of the Body of Christ.

The Bible teaches that all believers are members of one spiritual family. Although Christians worship in different churches, belong to different denominations, and follow different traditions, we are united by our faith in Jesus Christ. We believe that He is the Son of God, that He died for our sins, rose again from the dead, and offers salvation to all who place their trust in Him.

The prayer of Jesus recorded in John 17 remains one of the most powerful appeals in Scripture. Before His crucifixion, Jesus prayed that His followers would be one, just as He and the Father are one. He declared that such unity would become a testimony to the world and would help people recognize the truth of the Gospel.

Unfortunately, throughout history, divisions have emerged among Christians. Many of these divisions developed because of theological debates, cultural differences, organizational structures, historical events, and regional traditions. While many of these distinctions remain important to various Christian communities, they have often weakened the Church's collective witness before the world.

Today, Christianity consists of thousands of denominations and independent movements. While many believers sincerely love Christ and faithfully serve Him, separation and competition sometimes prevent effective cooperation. This situation can hinder evangelism, reduce Christian influence, and create confusion among those seeking spiritual truth.

The purpose of Christian unity is not to erase legitimate differences or force every church into one organizational structure. Unity does not require uniformity. Rather, biblical unity means mutual respect, cooperation, love, and recognition that all true believers belong to one Body under the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

Glorious Unity International was established with the conviction that Christians can work together while maintaining their individual identities and traditions. We believe churches can remain faithful to their convictions while building relationships that strengthen the broader Christian community.

Our vision is simple yet profound: to encourage believers from every denomination, ministry, and nation to recognize one another as brothers and sisters in Christ and to work together for the advancement of God's Kingdom.

The world today faces enormous challenges. Poverty, persecution, war, injustice, human trafficking, corruption, family breakdown, addiction, and spiritual darkness affect millions of people. These problems often exceed the capacity of any single church or denomination to address effectively.

Imagine the impact of Christians around the world united in prayer, evangelism, humanitarian service, education, and community development. Imagine churches from different backgrounds cooperating to serve the poor, care for widows and orphans, support persecuted believers, and proclaim the Gospel in unreached regions.

Such cooperation would produce tremendous spiritual and social benefits. It would demonstrate the love of Christ in practical ways and provide a powerful witness to a divided world.

Christian unity would also strengthen evangelism. When believers work together, resources can be shared, duplication can be reduced, and greater attention can be given to reaching those who have never heard the Gospel. Cooperation allows ministries to focus on their strengths while supporting one another in fulfilling the Great Commission.

Furthermore, unity can help defend religious freedom. Around the world, many Christians face discrimination, hostility, and persecution because of their faith. A united Christian voice can advocate more effectively for the rights and protection of vulnerable believers.

Unity also strengthens humanitarian efforts. Christian organizations already provide significant assistance through schools, hospitals, disaster relief programs, orphanages, and charitable ministries. Greater cooperation among these organizations could increase efficiency, expand outreach, and maximize impact.

Another important benefit of unity is the promotion of peace and reconciliation. In many regions, Christians themselves have experienced division and conflict. By embracing biblical principles of forgiveness, humility, and mutual respect, churches can become models of reconciliation for society.

Mr. President, throughout history, influential leaders have played important roles in encouraging dialogue, cooperation, and understanding among different groups of people. While spiritual unity ultimately depends upon the work of the Holy Spirit, respected public leaders can help create opportunities for constructive conversation and collaboration.

For this reason, I respectfully encourage you to use your influence to promote discussions concerning Christian unity on a global scale. Such efforts could include encouraging gatherings of Christian leaders, supporting interdenominational dialogue, and highlighting the importance of cooperation among believers.

The goal is not political control, denominational dominance, or institutional merger. The goal is simply to encourage Christians to focus on what unites them rather than what divides them. The foundation of that unity is Jesus Christ Himself.

Many Christian leaders already recognize the importance of greater cooperation. Across the world, pastors, bishops, evangelists, missionaries, scholars, and ministry leaders are building bridges of understanding and partnership. These efforts should be encouraged and expanded.

We believe the present generation has a unique opportunity to advance the cause of Christian unity. Modern communication technology enables believers from different nations to connect more easily than ever before. Conferences, online forums, educational programs, and international partnerships can foster relationships that were once impossible.

The need for unity is particularly urgent because the world is facing increasing spiritual challenges. Many societies are moving away from biblical values. Young people are searching for meaning and purpose. Families are under pressure. Moral confusion is widespread. In such an environment, Christians must stand together to offer hope, truth, and compassion.

A united Church can present a stronger testimony to future generations. Young believers need examples of cooperation rather than conflict. They need to see Christians loving one another despite differences and working together for the common good.

Christian unity can also contribute to global missions. Billions of people remain unreached with the Gospel. Cooperation among churches and ministries can accelerate efforts to bring the message of salvation to every nation, tribe, language, and people group.

In addition, unity can provide encouragement to suffering Christians. In many countries, believers endure hardship because of their faith. Knowing that Christians around the world stand together in solidarity can strengthen and inspire them.

Glorious Unity International seeks to be a catalyst for this movement. Our mission is to encourage dialogue, build relationships, and inspire cooperation among Christian communities worldwide. We are committed to promoting biblical unity while honoring the diversity that exists within the global Church.

We believe that Christian unity should be rooted in prayer. True unity cannot be manufactured through human effort alone. It must be guided by the Holy Spirit and grounded in the teachings of Scripture. Therefore, we encourage believers everywhere to pray for greater love, humility, wisdom, and understanding.

We also believe unity requires servant leadership. Christian leaders must be willing to place the interests of God's Kingdom above personal ambition or organizational competition. By serving one another in humility, believers can demonstrate the character of Christ.

The Apostle Paul repeatedly emphasized the importance of unity among believers. He urged Christians to maintain the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace and reminded them that there is one body, one Spirit, one Lord, one faith, one baptism, and one God and Father of all.

These biblical truths remain relevant today. They remind us that our common identity in Christ is greater than our differences. While theological discussions and denominational distinctions will continue, they should never prevent believers from expressing mutual love and cooperation.

Mr. President, I respectfully ask you to consider supporting initiatives that encourage Christian unity and cooperation around the world. Your voice has influence among millions of people, including many Christians who desire to see the Gospel advance more effectively.

By encouraging dialogue, partnership, and mutual respect among Christian communities, you can help inspire a movement that strengthens the Church's witness and contributes to the spread of the Gospel.

I also wish to share a personal conviction. Through prayer and reflection, I believe God has placed this burden upon my heart. I therefore humbly convey this message to you with sincerity and respect. My desire is not to promote any particular denomination or organization but to encourage the unity for which Christ Himself prayed.

The world needs to see Christians demonstrating the love of Christ through unity. The Church needs renewed commitment to cooperation. Future generations need examples of believers working together to fulfill God's purposes.

May this vision inspire leaders, pastors, churches, ministries, and believers everywhere to seek greater unity in Christ. May we learn to appreciate one another, support one another, and labor together for the advancement of God's Kingdom.

As we look toward the future, let us remember that our mission is greater than our differences. We are called to proclaim the Gospel, make disciples, care for those in need, defend truth, and glorify God.

May the Lord raise up leaders who will encourage reconciliation, cooperation, and unity among His people. May He strengthen all who serve Him faithfully. And may the Church of Jesus Christ become an even brighter light in a world that desperately needs hope.

Thank you for taking the time to consider this proposal. I pray that God grants you wisdom, strength, protection, and guidance in all your endeavors.
May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you always.

Respectfully submitted,
Pastor Javed Naik
Co-Founder, Glorious Unity International

Non-Sectarian Unity of the Church: A Hope for Christians in Pakistan
By Pastor Javed Naik

The challenges facing Christians in Pakistan today are immense. Poverty, unemployment, social discrimination, lack of educational opportunities, and economic hardship continue to affect thousands of Christian families across the country. In such a critical time, the need for a united and non-sectarian Church has never been greater.
Jesus Christ prayed that His followers would be one. Unfortunately, divisions based on denominations, traditions, and organizational boundaries often prevent Christians from working together for the common good. While doctrinal differences may exist, the suffering of our people demands that we stand together as one Body of Christ.
Pakistan's Christian community is rich in faith, resilience, and spiritual heritage. Yet many believers struggle daily to provide food, education, healthcare, and shelter for their families. Countless children are deprived of quality education, and many young people lack opportunities to build a secure future. These realities call for a united response from churches and ministries around the world.
Non-sectarian unity does not mean abandoning our convictions or traditions. Rather, it means recognizing that our shared faith in Jesus Christ is greater than our differences. When churches, ministries, and Christian organizations work together, they can multiply their impact and bring lasting change to communities in need.
The international Church has a vital role to play. Christian ministries, churches, mission agencies, and charitable organizations across the world can partner with local believers in Pakistan to support education, vocational training, healthcare initiatives, poverty alleviation programs, and community development projects. Such partnerships can restore dignity, create opportunities, and demonstrate the love of Christ in practical ways.
Our vision is simple: we want Christians in Pakistan to live lives of dignity, hope, and comfort. We want families to have access to education, meaningful employment, and basic necessities. We want children to dream of a brighter future. We want churches to become centers of spiritual growth and community transformation.
This vision cannot be achieved by one denomination, one church, or one ministry alone. It requires cooperation, compassion, and a shared commitment to serving those who are suffering. The time has come for Christians to set aside unnecessary divisions and unite around the mission of uplifting vulnerable communities.
We therefore appeal to international churches, ministries, Christian leaders, and believers around the world to stand with the Christians of Pakistan. Your prayers, support, partnerships, and resources can help transform lives and strengthen communities. Together, we can demonstrate the love of Christ and bring hope to those who need it most.
The Church is strongest when it stands united. Let us answer the call of this moment with faith, courage, and compassion. Let us work together across denominational lines to fight poverty, reduce suffering, promote justice, and build a future where every Christian in Pakistan can live with dignity and hope.
For the glory of God and the welfare of His people, let us become one in purpose, one in service, and one in Christ.

#OneInTheBodyOfChrist #christianpersicution #ChristiansinPakistan #UnityIsPower #𝑮𝒐𝒅𝑰𝒔𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆

Petition to President Donald J. Trump

A Global Appeal for Christian Unity

From: Glorious Unity International

Dear President Donald J. Trump,

Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

We, the members and leadership of Glorious Unity International, respectfully present this appeal to you as a leader who has often expressed support for religious freedom and Christian values.

Today, Christianity faces many challenges across the world. In numerous nations, Christians experience discrimination, persecution, division, and social marginalization. At the same time, the Body of Christ remains fragmented by denominational, cultural, national, and organizational differences.

Our mission at Glorious Unity International is simple yet profound: "All churches are one in the Body of Christ." We believe that Jesus Christ prayed for the unity of His followers, saying, "That they all may be one" (John 17:21). Christian unity is not merely a theological ideal; it is a biblical mandate and a powerful witness to the world.

Therefore, we humbly appeal to you to use your international influence and moral leadership to encourage:

1. Christian churches around the world to recognize their common identity in Jesus Christ.
2. Christian-majority nations to stand together in defense of religious freedom and Christian communities.
3. Church leaders of different denominations to engage in dialogue, cooperation, and mutual respect.
4. Global initiatives that strengthen unity among believers while respecting doctrinal differences.
5. International support for persecuted Christians and Christian minorities in regions where they face hardship and injustice.

We are not calling for the elimination of denominations, traditions, or cultures. Rather, we are calling for unity in Christ, cooperation in service, and solidarity in defending the faith we share.

As President of the United States and a globally recognized leader, your voice carries influence far beyond national borders. An appeal from you encouraging Christian unity would inspire churches, ministries, and nations to work together for peace, justice, and the advancement of Christian values.

We pray that God grants wisdom and strength to all leaders who seek peace and righteousness. May the global Body of Christ become a living testimony of love, unity, and hope for all humanity.

Respectfully submitted,

Pastor Javed Naik
Co-Founder
Glorious Unity International

Mission Statement:
"All Churches Are One in the Body of Christ"

"Make every effort to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace." — Ephesians 4:3

The Body of Christ Is Revealed Through Unity, Not Division

One of the greatest truths revealed in the New Testament is that all believers in Jesus Christ are members of one body—the Body of Christ. This body is not made up of separate denominations, organizations, or independent groups. Rather, it consists of all those who have been redeemed by the blood of Christ and born again by the Holy Spirit.

Today, however, Christianity is often divided into many groups and denominations. In many places, churches are separated from one another by doctrinal disputes, traditions, personal rivalries, and denominational loyalties. Sometimes there is even criticism, suspicion, and hostility between believers who profess faith in the same Lord. Such divisions obscure the biblical picture of the Body of Christ.

The purpose of this article is to examine what the Bible teaches concerning the unity of believers and to show that the Body of Christ is revealed when Christians live in love, fellowship, and unity under the lordship of Jesus Christ.

There Is Only One Body

The Apostle Paul clearly teaches that there is only one Body of Christ:

«"There is one body, and one Spirit, even as ye are called in one hope of your calling." (Ephesians 4:4)»

The Church that Christ is building is not many bodies but one body. Every true believer is united to Christ and to one another through the Holy Spirit.

Paul writes:

«"For by one Spirit are we all baptized into one body, whether we be Jews or Gentiles, whether we be bond or free." (1 Corinthians 12:13)»

This verse teaches that all believers have been placed into one body by the Holy Spirit. Ethnic, social, and cultural differences do not divide the body. Likewise, denominational labels cannot divide what God has united.

Christ Is the Head of the Body

The Church belongs to Christ, not to any denomination or human leader.

«"And he is the head of the body, the church." (Colossians 1:18)»

«"And gave him to be the head over all things to the church, which is his body." (Ephesians 1:22-23)»

Since Christ is the Head, believers should find their primary identity in Him rather than in denominational affiliations. When loyalty to a denomination becomes greater than loyalty to Christ and His people, the unity of the body suffers.

The Members Need One Another

The Bible compares the Church to a human body. Just as a body has many parts, the Church has many members with different gifts and functions.

«"For as the body is one, and hath many members... so also is Christ." (1 Corinthians 12:12)»

«"The eye cannot say unto the hand, I have no need of thee." (1 Corinthians 12:21)»

No believer or church can rightly say to another believer, "I do not need you." God designed the body so that its members would depend upon one another and work together.

When churches isolate themselves from one another or treat other believers as enemies, they contradict the biblical picture of the body.

Jesus Prayed for the Unity of Believers

Before His crucifixion, Jesus prayed for all who would believe in Him.

«"That they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee." (John 17:21)»

«"That they may be made perfect in one; and that the world may know that thou hast sent me." (John 17:23)»

Christ's prayer was not merely for organizational unity but for spiritual unity among all believers. Such unity serves as a testimony to the world that Jesus Christ was sent by the Father.

When Christians are divided by hatred, pride, and rivalry, the world does not see the unity for which Christ prayed.

Love Is the Evidence of True Discipleship

The Lord Jesus declared:

«"By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another." (John 13:35)»

Love is the visible evidence of Christian faith. A church may possess sound doctrine, impressive buildings, and active programs, but if it lacks love for fellow believers, it fails to display the character of Christ.

The Apostle John wrote:

«"He that loveth not his brother abideth in death." (1 John 3:14)»

«"If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brother, he is a liar." (1 John 4:20)»

Hatred between churches does not reveal the Body of Christ. Love does.

Divisions and Party Spirit Condemned

The Apostle Paul rebuked the Corinthians because they were dividing themselves into competing groups.

«"Every one of you saith, I am of Paul; and I of Apollos; and I of Cephas." (1 Corinthians 1:12)»

Paul responded:

«"Is Christ divided?" (1 Corinthians 1:13)»

The answer is obvious: Christ is not divided.

Paul also urged believers:

«"That there be no divisions among you." (1 Corinthians 1:10)»

Where pride, jealousy, and party spirit prevail, the testimony of the Church is weakened.

Bearing with One Another in Humility

Unity requires humility and patience.

«"With all lowliness and meekness, with longsuffering, forbearing one another in love." (Ephesians 4:2)»

«"Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace." (Ephesians 4:3)»

Believers will not agree on every secondary issue, but they are called to preserve the unity created by the Holy Spirit.

Unity Does Not Mean Compromising the Gospel

Biblical unity is not based on ignoring truth. The apostles consistently defended the gospel against false teaching.

Paul warned:

«"Though we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel unto you... let him be accursed." (Galatians 1:8)»

Therefore, Christian unity must be founded upon faith in Jesus Christ, His death, His resurrection, and the truth of the gospel. Genuine unity joins truth and love together.

A Vision for the Church Today

The Church should demonstrate to the world that all believers are members of one body under one Lord. Christians from different traditions should recognize one another as brothers and sisters in Christ whenever they share a common faith in the gospel.

The Church's mission is weakened when believers are consumed with denominational rivalry. It is strengthened when they cooperate in love, prayer, evangelism, and service.

The world should see not a divided Christianity but a united people who confess one Lord, share one faith, and are filled with one Spirit.

Conclusion

The Bible teaches that there is only one Body of Christ. All true believers are members of that body. Hatred between churches does not reveal the Body of Christ. Pride, rivalry, and unnecessary divisions do not reveal the Body of Christ. The Body of Christ is revealed when believers walk in love, humility, truth, and unity under the lordship of Jesus Christ.

May the Church hear again the prayer of Christ:

«"That they all may be one." (John 17:21)»

And may Christians everywhere strive to demonstrate the unity of the Spirit so that the world may see Christ in His people.
Pastor Javed Naik

The Struggle for Dignity and Progress: A Christian Perspective from Pakistan

For decades, many Christians in Pakistan have felt that they have been denied equal opportunities to progress in various spheres of life. They point to social discrimination, economic hardship, limited access to quality education, underrepresentation in positions of influence, and barriers that have prevented many families from improving their circumstances. As a result, a widespread feeling exists within parts of the Christian community that their advancement has been hindered and their voices have not been adequately heard.

Many believers draw a comparison between their situation and the biblical account of the Israelites in Egypt. According to the Bible, the Israelites lived under oppression and were prevented from flourishing under Pharaoh’s rule. They were subjected to hardship and denied the freedom to develop as a people. For some Christians in Pakistan, this story serves as a powerful symbol of a community that longs for justice, equality, and the opportunity to live with dignity.

Alongside concerns about discrimination and marginalization, there has also been criticism of religious, social, and political leadership within the Christian community. Some argue that leaders who were entrusted with representing the interests of Christians have not always fulfilled their responsibilities effectively. According to these critics, opportunities to advocate for education, economic development, community empowerment, and political participation were often missed.

Questions have also been raised regarding financial resources and international assistance provided in the name of supporting poor and vulnerable Christians. Critics allege that not all available resources reached those who needed them most. They argue that greater transparency, accountability, and community involvement are necessary to ensure that aid contributes to lasting improvements in people's lives rather than being lost through mismanagement or ineffective programs.

Despite these challenges, the Christian community in Pakistan has demonstrated remarkable resilience. Christians have made significant contributions to education, healthcare, public service, and national development. Teachers, nurses, doctors, laborers, professionals, clergy, and community workers have served the nation with dedication and commitment. Their contributions are an important part of Pakistan’s social fabric and deserve recognition and respect.

The way forward requires unity, responsible leadership, investment in education, economic empowerment, and a renewed commitment to justice and equal citizenship. Christian institutions, community organizations, and leaders must work together to create opportunities for young people, encourage professional development, strengthen community support systems, and advocate peacefully and constructively for the rights of all citizens.

History shows that no community can prosper without vision, accountability, and collective action. Future generations deserve better opportunities than those available to many in the past. They deserve access to quality education, meaningful employment, social respect, and full participation in the life of the nation.

God desires justice, compassion, and human dignity for all people. The time has come to give serious attention to the needs and aspirations of the Christian community in Pakistan. Now is the time to work for positive change so that future generations of Christians can live lives of dignity, opportunity, and hope in Pakistan.

Pastor Javed Naik

Wealth Concentration and Global Poverty: Can Sharing Wealth Eradicate Poverty?

Poverty remains one of the greatest challenges facing humanity. Despite remarkable advances in technology, industry, and global productivity, billions of people still struggle to meet their basic needs. Many people believe that the primary cause of poverty is the unequal distribution of wealth, arguing that a small group of individuals and organizations control a disproportionate share of the world's resources. According to this view, if wealth were shared more fairly, poverty could be significantly reduced or even eliminated.

The modern global economy has generated enormous wealth. However, much of this wealth is concentrated in the hands of a relatively small percentage of the population. Large corporations, wealthy investors, and powerful financial institutions often control vast resources, while millions of workers earn wages that barely support their daily lives. This imbalance raises important questions about fairness, opportunity, and social responsibility.

Supporters of wealth redistribution argue that no one needs excessive wealth while others lack food, shelter, healthcare, and education. They believe that if the richest individuals and corporations contributed a larger share of their resources through taxes, charitable giving, or social programs, governments could provide better services and create opportunities for disadvantaged communities. Improved access to education, healthcare, housing, and employment could help millions escape poverty and build more secure futures.

Furthermore, poverty is not always the result of a lack of effort. Many people are born into environments where opportunities are limited. They may face poor education systems, inadequate healthcare, discrimination, political instability, or economic barriers that make upward mobility difficult. In such circumstances, a more equitable distribution of resources could help level the playing field and allow more people to realize their potential.

However, some economists argue that poverty is a complex issue that cannot be solved simply by transferring wealth. They point out that factors such as corruption, weak institutions, lack of education, conflict, and poor governance also contribute to poverty. In some cases, countries rich in natural resources remain poor because wealth is mismanaged or concentrated among political elites. Therefore, while wealth redistribution may help reduce poverty, it must be accompanied by effective policies, transparency, and sustainable economic development.

A balanced approach recognizes that both wealth creation and wealth distribution are important. Successful economies need innovation, entrepreneurship, and investment to generate prosperity. At the same time, societies must ensure that the benefits of economic growth are shared broadly rather than accumulating in the hands of a few. Fair taxation, quality public services, social safety nets, and equal opportunities can help achieve this balance.

In conclusion, the concentration of wealth is an important factor in global poverty, and greater sharing of resources could improve the lives of millions. While wealth redistribution alone may not completely eradicate poverty, it can play a significant role in reducing inequality and expanding opportunities. Building a world with less poverty requires both economic growth and a commitment to ensuring that the fruits of that growth are accessible to all people.

Pastor Javed Naik

In the book Biblical Beliefs Explained in Simple Words by British author Pastor B.A. Ramsbottom, you will find the answers to all these questions in simple terms. What Gentiles ask you about Christian beliefs and the divinity of Christ This book will teach you how to present Christianity to the Gentiles. This book is available for free distribution. Call 03123196496 Pastor Javed Naik

Books were distributed with the permission of the Father at St. Anthony's Church, the main cathedral in Karachi. Where three major prayers are organized today on Tuesday, in which thousands of people from Karachi city and surrounding areas participate.

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I was in Karachi recently to distribute a free book by British author Pastor B.A. Ramsbottom. Where Pastor Victor John invited me to a special worship service

We are moving towards establishing a non-sectarian organization at the church and national level against the religious persecution, injustices and abuses against Christians in Pakistan, which will cover the religious and political concerns of Christians in Pakistan. We believe that the real reason for the persecution and abuse of Christians in Pakistan is the lack of unity and solidarity among the churches at the national level. In this regard, we need the support of Pakistani Christians abroad, international human rights and political organizations, ministries and international non-sectarian parties.

Pastor Javed Naik

Thank God for this beautiful day. I have received an Associate Degree of Christian Ministry from Roar Bible School Pakistan Branch awarded by Livingstone Bible College Indiana United States. This was a great theology course. I would like to thank our local teachers Pastor Kanwal Sohail, Professor Shamshad Khokhar and Professor Rufin William, Administration brother Sherry and Sister Meerab and our American teacher Pastor Gary Engene Paladin, who taught with all their hard work and dedication. Along with them, we were occasionally taught by teachers from Egypt.

We are committed to uniting churches around the world into the body of Christ. If you believe this should happen, join us.
1. Corinthians 12:12-27 Romans 12:4-5 Ephesians 4:4-6. 15-16 Ephesians 5:27

Thank God for this beautiful day. I have received an Associate Degree of Christian Ministry from Roar Bible School Pakistan Branch awarded by Livingstone Bible College Indiana United States. This was a great theology course. I would like to thank our local teachers Pastor Kanwal Sohail, Professor Shamshad Khokhar and Professor Rufin William, Administration brother Sherry and Sister Meerab and our American teacher Pastor Gary Engene Paladin, who taught with all their hard work and dedication. Along with them, we were occasionally taught by teachers from Egypt.

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WHAT WE BELIEVE
We believe the King James Bible is God’s Holy word for the Urdu speaking people. It is the preserved word of God without error according to Psalms 12:7, John 17:17.
We believe there is only one, living and true God. Isaiah 45:5, Matthew 12:32, Ephesians 4:6
We believe God is a trinity, which consists of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost. Matthew 28:19, Mark 1:10-11.
We believe that Jesus Christ was supernaturally begotten of the Holy Ghost to become a man (John 1:14); born of a virgin (Matthew 1:23); lived for 33 years on this earth, died on the cross of Calvary (Matthew 27:50), and rose again the third day (Matthew 28:6).
We believe the gospel of Jesus Christ is “…that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:” 1 Cor. 15:3-4
We believe all mankind are sinners as a result of the voluntary transgression of Adam. Romans 3:23, 5:12.
We believe eternal life is the free gift of God to “whosoever will” through faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ – plus nothing. Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 5:18, John 3:16, Colossians 1:14
We believe that Jesus Christ is the one and only way of salvation. John 14:6, Acts 4:12
We believe in a place called hell — exactly as the Bible describes it. A place of fire, brimestone, torments and eternal. Luke 16:19-31
We believe in the imminent rapture of the church before the great tribulation (1 Thess. 4:17), and Christ’s personal return to establish his Kingdom on earth at the conclusion of the great tribulation (Rev. 18:11).
We believe that all Christians are called from a life of worldly and sinful practices, to be separated unto God. 2 Cor. 6:17, II Peter 1:3-9 & I John 2:15

#christianbelieve

Christians in Pakistan have been prevented from progressing at all levels since 1972 under a sinister conspiracy so that Christians in this country cannot grow and surpass our nation. This is a fear that the Holy Bible tells us about. This is a story of centuries ago when Jacob and his eleven sons and their children, along with about 70 people, entered Egypt during the days of famine. At that time, Jacob's twelfth son Joseph was the ruler of Egypt. This was a dramatic situation and the Israelites, that is, the descendants of Jacob, began to grow and develop there. Pharaoh was concerned that this nation would not be oppressed here and would not be able to dominate Egypt. So Pharaoh made life difficult for the Israelites in Egypt and brought them to the point of slavery. The Israelites lived a life of slavery in Egypt and then God, through Moses, freed the Israelites from the slavery of Egypt. Today, the situation of Christians in Pakistan is exactly the same as it was after 1972. Christians were prevented from progressing in every aspect of life, they were hated, they were deprived of all basic rights and were made a low-class citizen. This is actually a fear that was related to the Israelites under Pharaoh centuries ago and was also felt by the Roman Empire, the temple priests and other scholars during the time of Christ. This fear is the fear of the spread of Christianity. That is why Jesus Christ and the apostles and disciples were persecuted, but no one could suppress or erase Christianity, that is, the truth, rather those who erased it were erased and today Christianity is at the top in the whole world and is growing day by day like in the past. Remember, as it has happened from the past till now, so it will happen from now till the future. https://www.facebook.com/share/1WVpiehveg/
PastorJaved Naik

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The power of truth is a significant theme in the Bible. Here are some key references:

- John 8:32 - "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." Jesus emphasizes that knowing the truth leads to liberation.
- John 14:6 - "I am the way, the truth, and the life." Jesus declares Himself as the embodiment of truth.
- 2 Corinthians 4:2 - "We have renounced secret and shameful ways; we do not use deception... but by the open statement of the truth we commend ourselves to everyone’s conscience." Paul highlights the importance of living truthfully.
- Psalm 119:160 - "The sum of your word is truth, and every one of your righteous decrees endures forever." The psalmist affirms God's word as truth.

The Bible teaches that truth brings freedom, is a characteristic of God, and should guide our lives.

- Proverbs 12:19 - "Truthful lips endure forever, but a lying tongue is but for a moment." Truth is lasting, while lies are temporary.
- Ephesians 4:15 - "Speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ." Truth should be spoken with love.
- 1 John 1:6 - "If we say we have fellowship with him while walking in darkness, we lie and do not practice the truth." Living in truth is key to fellowship with God.
- 3 John 1:3 - "For I rejoiced greatly when the brothers came and testified to your truth, as indeed you are walking in the truth." Truth should guide our actions.

The Bible emphasizes truth's impact on relationships, spiritual growth, and our walk with God.

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