• God is still speaking.

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  • LOST IN THE CHURCH:

    [BEING LOST IN CHURCH]

    Part Five

    Measuring Holiness

    There has been a great deception among many people who assume that holiness is measured by comparing a person’s good deeds with their bad deeds. When the scale of good deeds appears to outweigh the bad, they conclude that the person is holy.

    In this way, many have continued to measure Christianity by looking at what they have done and what they have not done. This kind of holiness focuses heavily on measuring sin according to the ā€œDon’tsā€ found in Scripture.

    And this has become the interpretation of religion throughout history. It has continued to damage the Church and has contributed to leading many people to hell.

    Holiness or sin is not merely an action—not simply what a person does or does not do—but a condition of the heart. God is deeply concerned with the condition of our hearts. Actions are only the results of what is already inside the heart. Many have measured holiness by good deeds, yet the Lord does not look at things in that way. He looks at the spirit or intention behind every action, examining the manner and motive with which it was done.

    Therefore, the Lord is not simply looking for people who perform good deeds on earth, but for people who do what is right!

    There is a great difference between doing a good thing and doing the right thing. Sometimes the right thing may appear to be evil in the eyes of people. When the Lord commanded Israel to destroy the nations of the Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites, as stated in Deuteronomy 20:17, could the world have called Him good? Yet we know without doubt that the Lord was doing what was right, because He does not make mistakes, and His works are always without error.

    Understand that sin is a condition of the heart, and there is One who examines the deepest intentions of the heart. A person can perform good deeds with an evil motive, while another can perform something that appears bad with a good intention. Therefore, it is very easy for a person to be deceived if they place their confidence in goodness or in their works.

    Indeed, evil kills; however, goodness can be responsible for deceiving and destroying even more people in the world than evil itself. One of Satan’s most powerful weapons for bringing destruction into the world comes through what appears to be good. There is hardly a greater deception Satan can use than coming to us dressed as an angel of light. 2 Corinthians 11:14

    Because sin is a condition of the heart, a person can be a murderer even if they have never physically killed anyone. Likewise, someone can be an adulterer before God even if they have never slept with a woman.

    For example, even if a lemon tree refuses to produce fruit, perhaps in an attempt to hide its nature, it cannot change and become a mango tree.

    We cannot remove sin from within ourselves by keeping the Law or by trying to be good. We must be transformed in our hearts as we hold firmly to the Cross. Otherwise, even if a person never commits an outward act of sin, that does not necessarily mean they are without guilt.

    Remember: even if a lemon tree does not produce fruit, that does not mean it will be counted as an orange tree.

    Circumcision of the Heart

    Essentially, there is no action a person can perform that can change their inner nature. Things such as religion and the Law can change the outward appearance, but they cannot transform the inner person. Christianity does not begin from the outside and move inward; rather, it begins from within and moves outward.

    Therefore, through religion, the Law, happiness, habits, the desire for praise, and so forth, it is entirely possible for a person to do good outwardly while not actually being good in their heart.

    That is why the Lord used circumcision as an illustration of removing the outward covering of hypocrisy, so that what is inside would correspond with what is outside. This was the foundation of the circumcision commanded by the Lord in the house of Israel, when He instructed them to circumcise the foreskin of their bodies.

    And was this not a prophecy concerning the circumcision of the heart in our present age, when we look to Christ, as it is written in Philippians 3:3:

    > ā€œFor we are the circumcision, who worship God in the Spirit, rejoice in Christ Jesus, and put no confidence in the flesh.ā€



    If you are in church and have not been born again, understand that your nature has not been transformed.

    Therefore, even if you pretend to do good, fast extensively, keep all the Laws, observe all the ancient festivals, new moons, or Sabbaths, understand that hell awaits you!

    And these are words of truth.

    He who has ears to hear, let him hear.

    Amen!

    #ToBeContinued...

    Mwl. Ernest Nyalula

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    LOST IN THE CHURCH: [BEING LOST IN CHURCH] Part Five Measuring Holiness There has been a great deception among many people who assume that holiness is measured by comparing a person’s good deeds with their bad deeds. When the scale of good deeds appears to outweigh the bad, they conclude that the person is holy. In this way, many have continued to measure Christianity by looking at what they have done and what they have not done. This kind of holiness focuses heavily on measuring sin according to the ā€œDon’tsā€ found in Scripture. And this has become the interpretation of religion throughout history. It has continued to damage the Church and has contributed to leading many people to hell. Holiness or sin is not merely an action—not simply what a person does or does not do—but a condition of the heart. God is deeply concerned with the condition of our hearts. Actions are only the results of what is already inside the heart. Many have measured holiness by good deeds, yet the Lord does not look at things in that way. He looks at the spirit or intention behind every action, examining the manner and motive with which it was done. Therefore, the Lord is not simply looking for people who perform good deeds on earth, but for people who do what is right! There is a great difference between doing a good thing and doing the right thing. Sometimes the right thing may appear to be evil in the eyes of people. When the Lord commanded Israel to destroy the nations of the Hittites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites, as stated in Deuteronomy 20:17, could the world have called Him good? Yet we know without doubt that the Lord was doing what was right, because He does not make mistakes, and His works are always without error. Understand that sin is a condition of the heart, and there is One who examines the deepest intentions of the heart. A person can perform good deeds with an evil motive, while another can perform something that appears bad with a good intention. Therefore, it is very easy for a person to be deceived if they place their confidence in goodness or in their works. Indeed, evil kills; however, goodness can be responsible for deceiving and destroying even more people in the world than evil itself. One of Satan’s most powerful weapons for bringing destruction into the world comes through what appears to be good. There is hardly a greater deception Satan can use than coming to us dressed as an angel of light. 2 Corinthians 11:14 Because sin is a condition of the heart, a person can be a murderer even if they have never physically killed anyone. Likewise, someone can be an adulterer before God even if they have never slept with a woman. For example, even if a lemon tree refuses to produce fruit, perhaps in an attempt to hide its nature, it cannot change and become a mango tree. We cannot remove sin from within ourselves by keeping the Law or by trying to be good. We must be transformed in our hearts as we hold firmly to the Cross. Otherwise, even if a person never commits an outward act of sin, that does not necessarily mean they are without guilt. Remember: even if a lemon tree does not produce fruit, that does not mean it will be counted as an orange tree. Circumcision of the Heart Essentially, there is no action a person can perform that can change their inner nature. Things such as religion and the Law can change the outward appearance, but they cannot transform the inner person. Christianity does not begin from the outside and move inward; rather, it begins from within and moves outward. Therefore, through religion, the Law, happiness, habits, the desire for praise, and so forth, it is entirely possible for a person to do good outwardly while not actually being good in their heart. That is why the Lord used circumcision as an illustration of removing the outward covering of hypocrisy, so that what is inside would correspond with what is outside. This was the foundation of the circumcision commanded by the Lord in the house of Israel, when He instructed them to circumcise the foreskin of their bodies. And was this not a prophecy concerning the circumcision of the heart in our present age, when we look to Christ, as it is written in Philippians 3:3: > ā€œFor we are the circumcision, who worship God in the Spirit, rejoice in Christ Jesus, and put no confidence in the flesh.ā€ If you are in church and have not been born again, understand that your nature has not been transformed. Therefore, even if you pretend to do good, fast extensively, keep all the Laws, observe all the ancient festivals, new moons, or Sabbaths, understand that hell awaits you! And these are words of truth. He who has ears to hear, let him hear. Amen! #ToBeContinued... Mwl. Ernest Nyalula #LostInTheChurch #CircumcisionOfTheHeart #TrueHoliness #BornAgain #HeartTransformation #ChristAlone #GraceAndTruth #Christianity #FaithInChrist #TheGospel #JesusChrist #KingdomOfGod #LordBook #SpiritualGrowth #TruthOfTheGospelšŸ™
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  • PART 3 — IF NOBODY CAN CORRECT YOU, YOU ARE IN DANGER

    Can anybody correct you without you becoming angry or defensive?

    Pride can make us believe that we are always right. It can make us reject advice simply because we don't like who is giving it.

    But wisdom listens.

    You don't have to accept every criticism—but don't reject every correction.

    Pause. Listen. Pray.

    “Lord, what can I learn from this?”

    A humble heart doesn't say, “I know everything.”

    It says:

    “Teach me.”

    Proverbs 12:15

    Part 4 is coming: When Success Becomes a Test.

    Follow Life Light TV and continue this biblical motivation series.

    Stay Humble. Stay Teachable. Stay Blessed.

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    šŸ”„ PART 3 — IF NOBODY CAN CORRECT YOU, YOU ARE IN DANGER Can anybody correct you without you becoming angry or defensive? Pride can make us believe that we are always right. It can make us reject advice simply because we don't like who is giving it. But wisdom listens. You don't have to accept every criticism—but don't reject every correction. Pause. Listen. Pray. “Lord, what can I learn from this?” A humble heart doesn't say, “I know everything.” It says: “Teach me.” šŸ™ šŸ“– Proverbs 12:15 šŸ”„ Part 4 is coming: When Success Becomes a Test. Follow Life Light TV and continue this biblical motivation series. Stay Humble. Stay Teachable. Stay Blessed. #Pride #Humility #BiblicalMotivation #ChristianMotivation #Bible #Jesus #God #Faith #Christianity #LifeLightTV #Gospel #ChristianLiving #SpiritualGrowth
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  • Let God renew your mind and transform your life.

    Share this with someone who needs encouragement to let God change their perspective.

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    ✨ Let God renew your mind and transform your life. šŸ“² Share this with someone who needs encouragement to let God change their perspective. #Romans122 #RenewYourMind #TransformedByGod #GodsWill #FaithInChrist #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLiving #WalkByFaith #LiveForGod #Lordsbook
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  • Can we be active in church and still be ignoring what God is asking us to change?

    https://patrickryanlewis.com/2026/08/15/when-leadership-becomes-corrupt-the-warning-of-micah-39-12/

    Micah 3:9–12 gives us a sobering picture of leaders who had the right religious language but the wrong priorities.

    Rulers were influenced by bribes. Priests allowed money to shape their ministry. Prophets pursued personal gain. Yet they still confidently believed that because the Lord was among them, judgment could never come.

    They confused God’s presence with God’s approval.

    That warning still matters today.

    Church attendance, ministry involvement, biblical knowledge, giving, leadership positions, and years of Christian service are all valuable—but none of them can replace genuine obedience to God.

    Micah forces us to ask some difficult questions:

    Where has money, comfort, approval, or influence begun affecting our decisions?

    Are we willing to obey God when obedience becomes costly?

    Are we using religious activity as evidence that everything in our spiritual lives must be okay?

    And perhaps most importantly:

    What has God entrusted to me, and am I handling it faithfully?

    Read the full study of Micah 3:9–12: “When Leadership Becomes Corrupt” on PatrickRyanLewis.com.

    #Micah #BookOfMicah #BibleStudy #BiblicalLeadership #ChristianLeadership #Integrity #Accountability #ChristianLiving #Obedience #Repentance #ChurchLeadership #SpiritualGrowth #AGuyAndHisBible
    Can we be active in church and still be ignoring what God is asking us to change? https://patrickryanlewis.com/2026/08/15/when-leadership-becomes-corrupt-the-warning-of-micah-39-12/ Micah 3:9–12 gives us a sobering picture of leaders who had the right religious language but the wrong priorities. Rulers were influenced by bribes. Priests allowed money to shape their ministry. Prophets pursued personal gain. Yet they still confidently believed that because the Lord was among them, judgment could never come. They confused God’s presence with God’s approval. That warning still matters today. Church attendance, ministry involvement, biblical knowledge, giving, leadership positions, and years of Christian service are all valuable—but none of them can replace genuine obedience to God. Micah forces us to ask some difficult questions: Where has money, comfort, approval, or influence begun affecting our decisions? Are we willing to obey God when obedience becomes costly? Are we using religious activity as evidence that everything in our spiritual lives must be okay? And perhaps most importantly: What has God entrusted to me, and am I handling it faithfully? Read the full study of Micah 3:9–12: “When Leadership Becomes Corrupt” on PatrickRyanLewis.com. #Micah #BookOfMicah #BibleStudy #BiblicalLeadership #ChristianLeadership #Integrity #Accountability #ChristianLiving #Obedience #Repentance #ChurchLeadership #SpiritualGrowth #AGuyAndHisBible
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  • Train your spirit, godliness has eternal value.

    Share this with someone who needs encouragement to keep growing in faith.

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    šŸ’Ŗ Train your spirit, godliness has eternal value. šŸ“² Share this with someone who needs encouragement to keep growing in faith. #1Timothy478 #PursueGodliness #SpiritualGrowth #TrainForGodliness #FaithDiscipline #GrowInFaith #FaithInChrist #ChristianLiving #WalkByFaith #Lordsbook
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  • PRIDE: THE SILENT KILLER — PART 1

    Beloved, there is a difference between confidence and pride.

    Confidence says:
    “By God’s grace, I can do this.”

    Pride says:
    “I don’t need God. I did this myself.”

    “But thou shalt remember the LORD thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth.” — Deuteronomy 8:18

    God can bless you.
    God can promote you.
    God can make you successful.

    But as you rise, remain humble.

    Never allow the blessing to make you forget the Blesser.

    Never allow your talent to make you forget who gave you the gift.

    And never let the gift become greater than the Giver.

    Stay humble. Stay teachable. Stay grateful.

    PART 2: The Pride You Don’t Even Recognize is next.

    Follow LIFE LIGHT TV and share this message to encourage someone today.

    #Pride #PrideTheSilentKiller #BiblicalMotivation #ChristianMotivation #ChristianEncouragement #BibleWisdom #Humility #Faith #JesusChrist #GodFirst #ChristianLiving #SpiritualGrowth #LifeLightTV
    šŸ’™ PRIDE: THE SILENT KILLER — PART 1 šŸ’› Beloved, there is a difference between confidence and pride. Confidence says: “By God’s grace, I can do this.” Pride says: “I don’t need God. I did this myself.” šŸ“– “But thou shalt remember the LORD thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth.” — Deuteronomy 8:18 God can bless you. God can promote you. God can make you successful. But as you rise, remain humble. Never allow the blessing to make you forget the Blesser. Never allow your talent to make you forget who gave you the gift. And never let the gift become greater than the Giver. šŸ™ Stay humble. Stay teachable. Stay grateful. šŸ”„ PART 2: The Pride You Don’t Even Recognize is next. Follow LIFE LIGHT TV and share this message to encourage someone today. #Pride #PrideTheSilentKiller #BiblicalMotivation #ChristianMotivation #ChristianEncouragement #BibleWisdom #Humility #Faith #JesusChrist #GodFirst #ChristianLiving #SpiritualGrowth #LifeLightTV
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  • LOST IN THE CHURCH

    [GETTING LOST IN CHURCH]

    Part Four

    Keeping the Law

    No one will enter Heaven by keeping the Law. For no one can keep all the Law without stumbling even in one point. And whenever you break one law, you have broken all of it.

    Essentially, the Law was not given to the world to save people. It was given to reveal the sin that exists in the hearts of human beings and then show them that humanity needs a Savior—Jesus Christ!

    So, it is strange that Jesus has come, yet people have refused to go to Him and instead have gone back to the Law.

    If the Law could save, then what was the purpose of Jesus dying on the cross? It would have been enough simply to send the Law into the world, and it would have accomplished everything.

    My brothers and sisters, sin is not merely an action; sin is a condition of the heart.

    For example, when someone steals, people immediately judge the action. But they may fail to understand that the action has only revealed the sin that already existed within that person's heart. Therefore, before God, that person is a thief even before the actual act of stealing, because God looks at the heart.

    For instance, if you give a person a law that says, ā€œDo not steal,ā€ and that law succeeds in preventing him from stealing 100% of the time, you have only succeeded in controlling his body from expressing sin outwardly. You have not removed the sin from his heart.

    Therefore, at its very best, the Law cannot make a person's heart pure. And Scripture clearly says that no one will see God without a pure heart. Matthew 5:8

    Therefore, anyone who approaches the Law in order to become holy has been seriously deceived. I compare such a person to someone who goes to a traditional healer to have a demon removed. What the healer may do is not remove the demon but merely suppress it—controlling it so that it does not cause trouble while it remains inside.

    Jesus alone is able to transform you when you come to Him. He can change your very nature.

    My brothers and sisters, the Lord did not come into the world looking for good people, perfect people, people who never sin, or people who are capable of perfectly keeping the Law. He came looking for people who recognize their need for His help, who will believe in Him, and above all, who will love Him.

    Keeping the Law Under the New Covenant

    Whenever people hear about keeping the Law, the first thing that often comes to mind is the Old Covenant and certain churches that emphasize the Law.

    Because they consider themselves churches of salvation, they may think this message does not apply to them.

    But from the perspective of ā€œGetting Lost in Church,ā€ this message may actually apply even more to spiritual churches than to others.

    There is a great danger in reading the New Covenant through the mindset of the Old Covenant.

    Someone may think that perhaps praying for a long time, fasting frequently, or performing many religious activities will make God accept them.

    Someone may think that because they attend church every day, do not commit adultery, do not lie, give generously to God, help the needy, serve in church, sing in the choir, preach, or have a good relationship with the pastor, they will automatically be allowed into Heaven on the last day.

    Many people in church have been deceived by these things. They even look down on others because they believe they themselves are safe.

    Now, I am not saying that doing these things is wrong or unnecessary. Not at all.

    Rather, a person should do these things after they have already encountered the Lord.

    Keeping the Law without encountering the Lord or being born again is an insult to the cross of Calvary.

    If someone could enter Heaven simply by doing all these things, then why did Jesus have to die on the cross?

    So, salvation is not primarily about what we have done, but about what the Lord Jesus has already done on the cross.

    Outside the cross of Jesus, there is no true love, no holiness, no righteousness, no relationship with God, no Christianity, and no salvation.

    Therefore, when we look at the cross with grateful hearts and connect it to everything we do, we enter into His love and develop a relationship with Him.

    And we know that the life of every relationship is communication.

    Without communication, there can be no genuine love or meaningful relationship.

    Have you ever had a relationship with someone you love who was far away from you, while the two of you stopped communicating?

    Even in English, we say:

    ā€œThe more the communication, the stronger the relationship—and vice versa.ā€

    This means that the degree to which a person hears from God and communicates with Him determines the closeness of that person's relationship with God.

    For the Word says:

    ā€œMy sheep hear my voice.ā€
    John 10:27

    #ToBeContinued...

    Sir. Ernest Nyalula

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    LOST IN THE CHURCH [GETTING LOST IN CHURCH] Part Four Keeping the Law No one will enter Heaven by keeping the Law. For no one can keep all the Law without stumbling even in one point. And whenever you break one law, you have broken all of it. Essentially, the Law was not given to the world to save people. It was given to reveal the sin that exists in the hearts of human beings and then show them that humanity needs a Savior—Jesus Christ! So, it is strange that Jesus has come, yet people have refused to go to Him and instead have gone back to the Law. If the Law could save, then what was the purpose of Jesus dying on the cross? It would have been enough simply to send the Law into the world, and it would have accomplished everything. My brothers and sisters, sin is not merely an action; sin is a condition of the heart. For example, when someone steals, people immediately judge the action. But they may fail to understand that the action has only revealed the sin that already existed within that person's heart. Therefore, before God, that person is a thief even before the actual act of stealing, because God looks at the heart. For instance, if you give a person a law that says, ā€œDo not steal,ā€ and that law succeeds in preventing him from stealing 100% of the time, you have only succeeded in controlling his body from expressing sin outwardly. You have not removed the sin from his heart. Therefore, at its very best, the Law cannot make a person's heart pure. And Scripture clearly says that no one will see God without a pure heart. Matthew 5:8 Therefore, anyone who approaches the Law in order to become holy has been seriously deceived. I compare such a person to someone who goes to a traditional healer to have a demon removed. What the healer may do is not remove the demon but merely suppress it—controlling it so that it does not cause trouble while it remains inside. Jesus alone is able to transform you when you come to Him. He can change your very nature. My brothers and sisters, the Lord did not come into the world looking for good people, perfect people, people who never sin, or people who are capable of perfectly keeping the Law. He came looking for people who recognize their need for His help, who will believe in Him, and above all, who will love Him. Keeping the Law Under the New Covenant Whenever people hear about keeping the Law, the first thing that often comes to mind is the Old Covenant and certain churches that emphasize the Law. Because they consider themselves churches of salvation, they may think this message does not apply to them. But from the perspective of ā€œGetting Lost in Church,ā€ this message may actually apply even more to spiritual churches than to others. There is a great danger in reading the New Covenant through the mindset of the Old Covenant. Someone may think that perhaps praying for a long time, fasting frequently, or performing many religious activities will make God accept them. Someone may think that because they attend church every day, do not commit adultery, do not lie, give generously to God, help the needy, serve in church, sing in the choir, preach, or have a good relationship with the pastor, they will automatically be allowed into Heaven on the last day. Many people in church have been deceived by these things. They even look down on others because they believe they themselves are safe. Now, I am not saying that doing these things is wrong or unnecessary. Not at all. Rather, a person should do these things after they have already encountered the Lord. Keeping the Law without encountering the Lord or being born again is an insult to the cross of Calvary. If someone could enter Heaven simply by doing all these things, then why did Jesus have to die on the cross? So, salvation is not primarily about what we have done, but about what the Lord Jesus has already done on the cross. Outside the cross of Jesus, there is no true love, no holiness, no righteousness, no relationship with God, no Christianity, and no salvation. Therefore, when we look at the cross with grateful hearts and connect it to everything we do, we enter into His love and develop a relationship with Him. And we know that the life of every relationship is communication. Without communication, there can be no genuine love or meaningful relationship. Have you ever had a relationship with someone you love who was far away from you, while the two of you stopped communicating? Even in English, we say: ā€œThe more the communication, the stronger the relationship—and vice versa.ā€ This means that the degree to which a person hears from God and communicates with Him determines the closeness of that person's relationship with God. For the Word says: ā€œMy sheep hear my voice.ā€ John 10:27 #ToBeContinued... Sir. Ernest Nyalula LostInTheChurch #JesusChrist #GraceNotWorks #TheCrossOfChrist #NewCovenant #SalvationByGrace #BornAgain #ChristianTruth #BiblicalTruth #KnowTheWord #FaithInChrist #KingdomOfGod #LordBook #Christianity #SpiritualGrowth
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  • Just like Lazarus, Jesus loves deeply. He calls you out of darkness and into His light.

    Take a moment to listen and share one step you're taking toward your new life. Let's encourage each other!

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    šŸ™‚ Just like Lazarus, Jesus loves deeply. He calls you out of darkness and into His light. Take a moment to listen and share one step you're taking toward your new life. Let's encourage each other! šŸ‘‡ 🌐 Explore more: lazaruscameforth.com #LazarusComeForth #ComeForth #NewBeginning #Faith #JesusCalls #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianLiving #DailyDevotion #WordOfGod #BibleStudy
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