What happens when we muck up in our life? When we did something clearly sinful, perhaps abhorrent even to God? Is there any hope left? Can we ever be restored again? This is such an important issue for many who have made mistakes and regret it for the rest of their lives. When we study the Scriptures, we discover an incredible example of one man who truly messed up his life. In Exodus 2:11-15, we find Moses who thought he could save his people from the ruthless Egyptian slave masters. But his way involved killing a slave master. Pharaoh found out and he had to run for his life. Imagine how it must feel. To be running away in fear and guilt. With a past that threatens to catch up and a doubtful future ahead. Life is hanging on a thread. What a tight corner! What a lonely and hopeless situation to be in. Perhaps we may be experiencing challenges in our life right now. Or we may have experienced it in the past. Or if we should face such challenges in the future, how can we respond? When we seem to be stuck in a tight corner, one thing that often trouble people's minds is: Has God forsaken me? Is there any hope for me? From this passage we will discover the certainty that God never forsakes! NOT FORSAKEN DESPITE WRONGDOING Moses had mucked up bad. He was now a fugitive. He became a stranger in a strange land, separated from home and family, from all that he was familiar with. Perhaps like Moses, we may have done something wrong. We may be running away from certain things of our past. Perhaps, like Moses we may find ourselves deep in a dark tunnel of despair when suddenly a light appears at its very end. In the very midst of a situation gone horribly wrong, when we feel like being squashed in the corner, when one may expect God to forsake us because of our sins, the opposite occurs. Instead, we discover that God perseveres with us, and He provides us opportunities to get out of the tight corner. We discover that God perseveres with us, and He provides us opportunities to get out of the tight corner. Opportunity for reprieve Exodus 2:15 (NIV84)   When Pharaoh heard of this, he tried to kill Moses, but Moses fled from Pharaoh and went to live in Midian... Though Moses had done wrong, God provided him an opportunity for reprieve to escape the clutches of Pharaoh, possibly the most powerful man on earth at that time. What made the difference was although Moses had mucked up, he continued to look to God for help. Heb 11:27 (NIV84)  By faith he left Egypt, not fearing the king’s anger; he persevered because he saw him who is invisible. Though Moses had done wrong, God provided him an opportunity for reprieve to escape the clutches of Pharaoh, possibly the most powerful man on earth at that time. Have you ever done something silly? Mucked up because you did not understand, or were rash, or lost it for a little while? Only to realize what you had done and cried to God for help? Moses probably was in that situation. And God provided him a reprieve from Pharaoh's punishment. Indeed, God has promised that He will never leave or forsake us. Psa 9:10 (NIV84)  Those who know your name will trust in you, for you, LORD, have never forsaken those who seek you. We are never forgotten nor forsaken despite our wrongdoing. Even if you mucked up really bad! Isn't that comforting? As long as we do not forsake God Himself. Further, when God provides a reprieve, we should not always think that God has delivered us and that is the end of the story. Usually, God reprieves us to buy us time. Time for what? Opportunity for redemption Exodus 2:16–20 (NIV84)  16 Now a priest of Midian had seven daughters, and they came to draw water and fill the troughs to water their father’s flock. 17 Some shepherds came along and drove them away, but Moses got up and came to their rescue and watered their flock. 18 When the girls returned to Reuel their father, he asked them, “Why have you returned so early today?” 19 They answered, “An Egyptian rescued us from the shepherds. He even drew water for us and watered the flock.” 20 “And where is he?” he asked his daughters. “Why did you leave him? Invite him to have something to eat.” God provided a reprieve for Moses so that God may now redeem Moses. For that is God's heart. God provided a reprieve for Moses so that God may now redeem Moses. For that is God's heart. To redeem the lost. Even though Moses was on the run, God did not forsake him. In the sequence of events, we can discern the hand of God. We may fall out of God's plans, but God seeks to help us fall right back in! We may fall out of God's plans, but God seeks to help us fall right back in! Moses was accepted by strangers. But it was not any stranger. Reuel may be a Midian, but a priest of the Most High. We have strong evidence of this because of several factors. Firstly, the name Reuel meant a "friend of El or God". Now Reuel is probably also known as Jethro, who later became Moses' father-in-law. Scholars have proposed different theories on the link between Reuel and Jethro. The different theories arose because in the Hebrew the word translated "father-in-law" just means a relative by marriage. And the word translated "father" can mean grandfather as well. Some suggested that Reuel was actually the grandfather Zipporah and Jethro was his son and hence Moses’ brother-in-law. Yet the simplest and most reasonable explanation is that Reuel and Jethro is the same person. Secondly, Ex 18:10-12 reveals Reuel/Jethro's attitude of thanksgiving towards God and familiarity in making sacrifices to God. Exodus 18:10–12 (NIV84)  10 He said, “Praise be to the Lord, who rescued you from the hand of the Egyptians and of Pharaoh, and who rescued the people from the hand of the Egyptians. 11 Now I know that the Lord is greater than all other gods, for he did this to those who had treated Israel arrogantly.” 12 Then Jethro, Moses’ father-in-law, brought a burnt offering and other sacrifices to God, and Aaron came with all the elders of Israel to eat bread with Moses’ father-in-law in the presence of God. Reuel/Jethro is clearly a follower of God who was probably instrumental in influencing Moses later. He helped draw Moses closer to God and to understand God's ways. Moses may have thought he was finished as far as it relates to the purposes of God. But God was not finished with him. Moses ran away from Pharaoh and ran into God's provision for redemption. Moses who was arrogant and took matters into his own hands will now be humbled and taught to look to God. We may think we are washed out, but God wants to clean us up. We may think we are washed out, but God wants to clean us up. How does God redeem us despite us mucking up? Often when people muck up really bad, they are not in shape to go through God's normal route to mature us. Instead, He takes us on another route. A longer, slower journey to give time for restoration and rebuilding of our character foundations. It is like the difference between normal school and special school for children with some developmental challenges. Because it is like we are somewhat retarded spiritually or wounded and need a longer and slower education. In 1987, Donna Rice's name hit the tabloids in a highly publicized sexual scandal with former Colorado senator Gary Hart, a married man. Hart's bid for the 1988 Democratic nomination was trashed and so was Rice's reputation. Rice disappeared from the public eye, but she's back--passionately committed to God and to "Enough is Enough," a Christian organization fighting to keep pornography out of the hands of minors. Donna was a backslidden Christian who had wandered further and further from God. But God turned her around and redeemed her from the errors of her way. Rice is most thankful for God's work in her life: "God loves us, but he doesn't grant us immunity from the consequences of our choices. However, when we mess up, if we ask his forgiveness, he'll redeem those choices, using our mistakes as a 'door of hope' for other people (Hosea 2:14-15). I have great empathy for victims of sexual abuse and pornography. God has brought purpose to my pain."  -- from Today's Christian Woman. Christian Reader, Vol. 35, no. 2. Opportunity for rebuilding Moses thought that he had lost everything. But Moses was given an opportunity to make a fresh start. To begin rebuilding his life. God not only provided a way to redeem Moses, but also prepared for him a new life through his marriage to Zipporah and in becoming a father. Exodus 2:21–22 (NIV84)  21 Moses agreed to stay with the man, who gave his daughter Zipporah to Moses in marriage. 22 Zipporah gave birth to a son, and Moses named him Gershom, saying, “I have become an alien in a foreign land.” God provided Moses opportunity for reprieve, redemption and rebuilding. Because God does not forsake us. In all this, it is because God wants to bless us, to do us good. Jer 29:11 (NIV84)  “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” We can experience reprieve, redemption and rebuilding if we choose to look to God in faith, like Moses. London businessman Lindsay Clegg was selling his warehouse property. The building had been empty for months and needed repairs. Vandals had damaged the doors, smashed the windows, and strewn trash all over the place. As he showed a prospective buyer the property, he took pains to say that he would replace the broken windows, bring in a crew to correct any structural damage, and clean out the garbage. The buyer said, "Forget about the repairs. When I buy this place, I'm going to build something completely different. I don't want the building; I want the site."  That's God's message to us! When we become God's the old life is over. He makes all things new. All He wants is the site and the permission to build. There are still some trying to "reform," but God offers "redemption." All we have to do is give Him the "property" and he will do the necessary "building." --James S. Hewett, Illustrations Unlimited (Wheaton: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc, 1988) p. 51. We may have mucked up through some bad decisions we made. But God does not forsake us. God will give us the opportunity for reprieve, redemption and rebuilding. God does not forsake us. God will give us the opportunity for reprieve, redemption and rebuilding. There are more reasons why God does not forsake us. Find out in Part 2 . Copyright©️2026 by Wilson Lim. All rights reserved. Materials are free to be distributed in whole or part as long as proper acknowledgement is given to the author and not sold for profit.

Have you ever considered where the richest place on earth is?  The answer will surprise you.   “The graveyard is the richest place on earth, because it is here that you will find all the hopes and dreams that were never fulfilled, the books that were never written, the songs that were never sung, the inventions that were never shared, the cures that were never discovered, all because someone was too afraid to take that first step, keep with the problem, or determined to carry out their dream.” ― Les Brown   How do we avoid wasted possibilities in our lives?  To enable the potential richness in our lives to blossom?  It requires us to use what God has given us to the fullest, as it was meant to.  Some of these answers may be found in 1 Corinthian 1:1-9.   Let’s start by understanding the context of Corinth.  Corinth is a large cosmopolitan city of perhaps 600,000.  Due to its location it was a bustling trade centre.  Due to its diversity, it became a cauldron for religious syncretism and immorality.  It developed a reputation for depravity.  There was even a Gk word korinthiazomai (Corinthianize), which meant "to practice fornication."     1 Corinthian was an epistle or a letter written by Paul to the believers in the church at Corinth.  It was written with the specific purpose to address various issues that had arisen there.  Because Paul wanted the church to operate God’s way, rather than in their worldly thinking influenced by the philosophies in that city.  As Paul greeted the church in Corinth, he sought to encourage the church.  He reminded them that knowing Christ has resulted in tremendous richness from God, in their lives.  In all manner of ways.   We will examine some of this richness of God in our lives, its implications and some practical applications today.   ENRICHED BY HIS GRACE   1 Corinthian 1:4-5 (NIV) “4 I always thank God for you because of his grace given you in Christ Jesus.  5 For in him you have been enriched in every way …”   Apostle Paul reminded his readers that God showed His grace, His favour to us through our relationship with Christ. A favour that is undeserved by us.  Because we are in Christ, a natural overflow is that we are:   Enriched in Knowledge (v5b) "…in all you knowledge…...”. Something tremendous is meant to occur in our lives as a result of our coming to know Christ and as we walk with Him. We are to be enriched in our knowledge.  In what way?   Firstly, we gain new perspectives due to Truth.  We begin to see things from the perspective of truth, the perspective of Scripture, the perspective of heaven.  Romans 12:2 (NIV) Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.   It could be like in Matrix the movie or Inception where what is perceived is not always reality.  It takes a waking up of our sense to the true reality.   God’s Word and His Holy Spirit renews our minds to perceive what really is. The more we understand Scriptures, a whole new vista of truth begins to dawn upon us.    Secondly, the more we understand Scriptures, a whole new vista of truth begins to dawn upon us.  We discover spiritual truths and realities that we had not known before. The more we know God, the more we experience God, the greater our appreciation of the spiritual realities that lie behind the words of Scripture.    Thirdly, the more we know God, the more we experience God, the greater our appreciation of the spiritual realities that lie behind the words of Scripture.  We come to know, taste and feel what we had understood conceptually.  Have you ever tasted some exotic fruits that perhaps you have only heard of?  You could be given descriptions of its flavour, its texture, its aroma, etc.  But until you actually hold it and eat it – it lacks tangibility. It takes on a reality that you could not have fully formed until you held and ate it.       Our enrichment in knowledge is not limited to biblical truths.  With the new Kingdom perspective, the greater understanding of biblical truths and deeper experiences in the things of God, should also enrich all the other collection of knowledge and experiences we have.  All our knowledge begins to gain new implications, new depth and richness.  As a former scientist and one who enjoys science, my knowledge of science has been enriched as I align it with my biblical perspectives.    Enriched in Behaviour (v5a) "…in all your speaking…...”.   Speech is part of our overall behaviour. Just as our behaviour has been enriched through our relationship with Christ.  We should be more loving, compassionate, gracious, respectful in our behaviour including our speech.  Colossians 4:6 (NIV) Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone.   If we truly, genuinely accept Jesus as our personal Saviour and begin to walk with Him - our behaviours will gradually begin to change to be more Christ-like. If we claim to know God but we do not demonstrate real change in our hearts and in our actions, then it has to be asked whether we had genuinely come to know God.  1 John 3:10 (NIV) This is how we know who the children of God are and who the children of the devil are: Anyone who does not do what is right is not a child of God; nor is anyone who does not love his brother.   In effect, we should be getting more gracious, more refined, more wholesome in our behaviours.  The more we are being changed by the grace of God.  When people observe us and how we behave.  They should be thinking, "Wow! I am so inspired with the way this person interacts with others.  I learn so much watching how this guy deals with conflicts.  I am amazed at this calmness and peace in the midst of great troubles."   Years ago in the church I attended in Melbourne, a retired couple would almost every Sunday invite overseas students over for lunch and took a genuine interest in their lives.  It touched the lives of many including ours.  In fact, we honoured him to have him drive my bride to our wedding.   How we behave, what we do, should be enriched by our relationship with God.  We should be more righteous in our actions, more trustworthy, more loving, etc.   Enriched in Spiritual Gifts (v7) "Therefore you do not lack any spiritual gift as you eagerly wait for our Lord Jesus Christ to be revealed.”   Scriptures declares that every believer has at least one spiritual gift.  It is meant to enrich us personally and the Church.  1 Corinthians 12:4, 7 (NIV) 4 There are different kinds of gifts, but the same Spirit...  7 Now to each one the manifestation of the Spirit is given for the common good.    Every person has something important to contribute. You have something that will add to the greater good of the Body. For that is the intent of the spiritual gifts that God has given us.  1 Corinthians 12:8 - 10 (NIV) 8 To one there is given through the Spirit the message of wisdom, to another the message of knowledge by means of the same Spirit,  9 to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healing by that one Spirit,  10 to another miraculous powers, to another prophecy, to another distinguishing between spirits, to another speaking in different kinds of tongues, and to still another the interpretation of tongues. Every necessary spiritual gift that is sufficient for the church already resides amongst the congregation.   I believe that every believer should access at least one of the above gifts.  Will you exercise faith to grab hold of what God has already provided for you?  Hence use it to build God’s church, God’s way.  To serve God. To serve others.  Did you know that every necessary spiritual gift that is sufficient for the church already resides amongst the congregation.  It may be in seed form, but it is there.  Because the Holy Spirit gives what is adequate for building His church   KEPT BY GOD   1 Corinthians 1:v8-9 (NIV) “8 He will keep you strong to the end, so that you will be blameless on the day of our Lord Jesus Christ.  9 God, who has called you into fellowship with his Son Jesus Christ our Lord, is faithful.” God has provided for us everything we need to overcome and finish the race well.  Nevertheless, we have to choose to continue in His grace.    God will help us be faithful to the end by His grace.  Through the means of grace, God has provided for us everything we need to overcome and finish the race well.  Nevertheless, we have to choose to continue in His grace.  We could reject or neglect His grace.  The choice is ours.  Acts 13:43 (NIV) When the congregation was dismissed, many of the Jews and devout converts to Judaism followed Paul and Barnabas, who talked with them and urged them to continue in the grace of God. One key principle that helps us finish the race well is when we apply the richness of His grace in our lives.   Let us choose to finish the race well.  One key principle that helps us finish the race well is when we apply the richness of His grace in our lives.  It is as we use it for His Church that it helps us to grow and mature, and strengthen our faith in God.  As a young Christian, I started to serve in Audio-visual ministry where it helped me to learn excellence in serving God.  I learnt to be spiritually more aware of the spiritual atmosphere.  Where the anointing was resting.  To be very diligent, not to miss any part of the service.  It helped me to grow in some aspects of my personal life and understanding something more about serving God.   CONCLUSION   God enriches our lives in every way by His grace.  But we have to chose to come to Him, to lean upon Him, to learn to tap into His grace.  The more we do so.  The more we serve Him.  We will discover His enriching grace. Copyright©️2025 by Wilson Lim & Lai Ling Lim. All rights reserved. Materials are free to be distributed in whole or part as long as proper acknowledgement is given to the author and not sold for profit.

How can we experience success in our lives?  In our work or ministry? Often, we think of our personal victory but have we ever considered that God also desires us to experience community victory?  That there is a victory to be found when we follow God together?  When we unite our hearts to seek God’s victory together?  There is something powerful about uniting to move forward together under God.   I believe God wants His people to move forward together even more.  Especially each local church.  As we consider Joshua chapter 3, there are 4 key insights we can learn about moving forward with God together.  The context of Joshua 3 was that Israel was camped on the eastern side of the Jordan River waiting for instruction to cross the river to take the Promised Land.    DISCERN THE LORD’S LEADING TOGETHER   Joshua 3:1–4 (NIV) 3 Early in the morning Joshua and all the Israelites set out from Shittim and went to the Jordan, where they camped before crossing over. 2 After three days the officers went throughout the camp, 3 giving orders to the people: “When you see the ark of the covenant of the Lord your God, and the Levitical priests carrying it, you are to move out from your positions and follow it. 4 Then you will know which way to go, since you have never been this way before. But keep a distance of about two thousand cubits between you and the ark; do not go near it.”   It was recorded in v1 that “Joshua and all the Israelites…” listened and responded to God. Not just Joshua. Not a handful of the faithful. The entire nation moved as one.  When God’s people unite in obedience, heaven’s power is unleashed on earth.  This is why we must move together—united as a local church. One in heart. One in purpose. One in pursuit of God.  When leaders stand shoulder to shoulder, and members walk in step with their shepherds, something shifts. The Spirit begins to stir. God begins to move.  Unity isn’t just a virtue—it’s a vessel. And when our hearts beat together in surrender, God fills that vessel with His glory.   In v2, “When you see the ark…” - the Hebrew grammar places weight on the ark itself. The emphasis is unmistakable: watch God’s Presence.  The Ark of the Covenant was no ordinary object. It was a sacred chest, a throne of mercy, a vessel where God chose to dwell for a season. It represented His presence, His holiness, His movement.  In the wilderness, the Israelites didn’t move unless God moved. By day, a pillar of cloud led them. By night, a pillar of fire lit their path.  The pillar never left its place in front of the people (Exodus 13:21–22).  They watched it closely.  They broke camp only when the presence stirred.  They were trained to be alert, responsive, surrendered.   In the same way, we must move beyond passive watching but gain a posture of a God-chaser. Colossians 4:2 (NIV) “Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.” As a local church, we must be spiritually attuned - discerning what God is doing in our midst. Sometimes His movement is marked by peace. Sometimes by divine disruption.    When we first purchased our church land in Brisbane, it wasn’t just a decision—it was a discernment.  The year before, I prophesied that God would move us into a new phase.  And He did.  This was accompanied by new growth, new excitement and new steps of faith.  Let us be a people who watch the ark.  Who move when God moves. Who chase His presence with holy urgency.   In verse 3, a clear command was given to Joshua and the Israelites, “…you are to move out…”.  Not ponder. Not delay. Move. When God moves, we must move with Him.  Imagine being stuck while the pillar of cloud moves forward—God advancing, but we anchored to comfort or to other commitments.  For example, a 25-year house mortgage can feel like a chain.  That is why when Lai Ling and I bought our house, we chose one we could release quickly—so we’re free to follow God’s lead.  It meant committing well within our means.   Could we be holding unto a job that knots us up?  Perhaps extra family commitments that lock us down unnecessarily?  These things can quietly steal our availability for God.  Be careful not to grip the things of this world too tightly.  Be ready to move. Swiftly.   When God moves—He moves.  Divine opportunities don’t wait around.  When the call of God comes, we must respond.  Don’t cling to old ways, old traditions.  If God requires change—then change.  Don’t resist Him. Flow with Him.  Let us be a people who are light on our feet, heavy with purpose, and ready to move when God says, “Go.”   In verse 4, the Israelites were given a solemn warning: Do not come too close to the holy ark.  This wasn’t a casual caution—it was a matter of life and death. In 2 Samuel 6:3–7, Uzzah was struck down by God for touching the ark as it was being transported to Jerusalem. His intentions may have been noble, but his actions disregarded the holiness of God’s presence.   This is a sobering reminder. Do not rush ahead of God.  Do not presume upon His presence.  Be prayerful. Be discerning. Wait for God’s timing.  Give God the reverence He is due.  Negligence in following His lead can cost us dearly. But when we walk with a posture of holy fear—when we move with reverence and obedience— God grants success.  God releases victory.  Let us be a people who honour His presence, wait for His prompting, and move only when He moves.   PREPARE OUR HEARTS TOGETHER   Joshua 3:5 (NIV)  Joshua told the people, “Consecrate yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will do amazing things among you.”   The Israelites were commanded to consecrate themselves before a holy God.  They underwent purification rituals, not as a formality, but as preparation to encounter the divine.  We must realise that God uses holy vessels. He will use you if you set yourself apart for His purposes.  Kathryn Kuhlman once said she had to die to self before God could entrust her with the ministry of miraculous healing. The anointing flows through surrendered lives. Romans 12:1 (NIV) “Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God—this is your spiritual act of worship.”   I am deeply blessed to have met those who clearly consecrated themselves before the Lord.  I have seen God’s anointing upon their lives.  Yes, God can use anyone—even the unconsecrated—but the depth and reach of that use is often limited.  Holiness expands capacity. Surrender sharpens the edge.   Let us purify ourselves as a church.  Let us set our hearts right.  Let us be ready.  Like arrows in the hand of a warrior—finely honed, straight and swift—let us be equipped to fly far and true.  Get spiritually trained. Get sharpened.  Enrol to be equipped in God’s Word.     I challenge each of us.  Set yourself apart. Die to self. Live for Him.  When the time is right, God will call.  The question is—will you be ready to be used?   Joshua stood before the people and declared with unwavering faith and expectancy, “Tomorrow the Lord will do amazing things among you.”  Not might. Not could. Will.  Lack of faith limits us.  But faith opens the horizon to the miraculous.  Smith Wigglesworth believed God for healing—and heaven responded. What and incredible legacy of faith Smith Wigglesworth left us.   William Carey, the father of modern missions, once thundered: “Expect great things from God. Attempt great things for God.”   You must believe in the call of God upon your life.  Do not waver.  Do not shrink back.  Have great faith.  Live with holy expectancy.  Trust that God will work through you—powerfully, personally, prophetically.  So I ask you:  Who will rise in faith? Who will commit themselves fully to God’s purpose?   The Lord is ready to do amazing things. Are you ready to believe?   LEADERS LEAD TOGETHER   Joshua 3:6-7 (NIV) 6 Joshua said to the priests, “Take up the ark of the covenant and pass on ahead of the people.” So they took it up and went ahead of them.  7 And the Lord said to Joshua, “Today I will begin to exalt you in the eyes of all Israel, so they may know that I am with you as I was with Moses. ”   In Joshua 3:6–7, we see a powerful picture of spiritual leadership: the priests carrying the ark went ahead of the people, setting the pace for Israel’s journey into the promises of God. Leadership wasn’t passive—it was prophetic, bold, and faith-filled.   If you are a leader, set the pace. Don’t wait for the crowd to move—lead the charge. Step into the waters first. Trust God when the path is unclear. Your courage creates a pathway for others to follow.  As leaders, we carry the responsibility to go out ahead—not just in strategy, but in faith. We model surrender, obedience, and expectancy. We show what it means to move with God.   Thank God for every strong and faithful group of leaders in your midst. But let’s not settle in complacency. Let’s continue to grow, to stretch, to reach our fullest potential in Christ.   This is the season to rise. To lead with conviction. To walk ahead with the ark—not for applause, but for breakthrough. When leaders move, the people follow. And when we move with God, miracles unfold.  Let’s lead well. Let’s lead with unity. Let’s lead forward.   TAKE THE STEPS OF FAITH TOGETHER   Joshua 3:8 (NIV) Tell the priests who carry the ark of the covenant: ‘When you reach the edge of the Jordan’s waters, go and stand in the river.’ ”   This was no gentle stream. The Jordan River, fed from Lake Huleh, surged 120 kilometers through the Sea of Galilee, plunging into the lowest place on earth—the Dead Sea, 393 meters below sea level. Its banks were steep. Its currents swift. And during flood season, it became a raging torrent.   For three days, over a million Israelites camped at its edge, watching the river roar. Impassable. Uncrossable. Unthinkable.  Then came the command: “Step into the river.”  Can you imagine the Levites? “You’ve got to be joking!”  Yet Joshua believed. The priests obeyed.  Faith doesn’t wait for calm waters.  Faith steps in while the river still rages.   The journey of a thousand miles begins with one trembling, obedient step.  And that step—into the impossible—is where miracles begin.  As God speaks to you in this season, don’t wait for the flood to subside.  Take the step. Live the faith.   Stand in the river—and watch what God will do.   CONCLUSION   Let us move forward—not alone, not scattered, but united together with God.  Let us walk in rhythm with the Holy Spirit, not lagging behind, not rushing ahead.  Galatians 5:25 (NIV) “Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.”  This is not just a gentle stroll—it’s a divine march toward victory.  When we align our steps with His, we step into the miraculous.  When we move as one, led by the Spirit, heaven’s power meets earth’s obedience.  And surely, we will experience the incredible victories of God. Not because we’re strong, but because we’re surrendered.  Not because we’re fast, but because we’re in step.  Because we are doing it together. Copyright©️2025 by Wilson Lim & Lai Ling Lim. All rights reserved. Materials are free to be distributed in whole or part as long as proper acknowledgement is given to the author and not sold for profit.

Reflections Wilson Lim 6 January 2026 God Draws Near I identify with the feelings of many parents who are simply besotted with their little… Wilson Lim 6 January 2026 When God Speaks, Identity Changes History tells us that wherever there is a vibrant church, the lot of the people… Wilson Lim 6 January 2026 Becoming more like Christ Jesus demonstrated to us how a fully yielded, Spirit-led man could live with such a… Wilson Lim 6 January 2026 Grace for the humble Humility is the antidote to being conceited. Humility begins when we begin to realise that… Wilson Lim 3 December 2025 Investing in Heaven's bank God urges us to put priority into building our treasures in heaven, more than treasures… Wilson Lim 3 December 2025 Unshakable Convictions 2 Timothy 1:12 (NIV) That is why I am suffering as I am. Yet I… Wilson Lim 3 December 2025 Natural gifts, Spiritual gifts God gives us gifts. God gives us natural gifts which we have to develop in… Wilson Lim 3 December 2025 Hungry For The Word Do you want to be a student of God's Word? The starting point to appropriate… Wilson Lim 6 November 2025 God does not leave us... God does not leave us, or abandon us during difficult times. Rather, it is through… Wilson Lim 6 November 2025 The Blessings of Choosing Righteousness Psalm 23:1-4 (NIV) 1 The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not be in want.… Wilson Lim 6 November 2025 God Uses the Lowest Are you lowly? Are you insignificant? Have you been despised? Congratulations! God would like to… Wilson Lim 6 November 2025 Follow God’s way Sin is stubborn self-will, where we have chosen to do things our way rather than… Wilson Lim 8 October 2025 When faith gets real Would you be described as sincere in your faith? 2 Timothy 1:5 (NIV) I have… Wilson Lim 8 October 2025 Gifted For A Purpose God gives us gifts. God gives us natural gifts which we have to develop in… Wilson Lim 8 October 2025 Worship with Creativity We are called to worship God with all of our creativity! God gave us creativity… Wilson Lim 8 October 2025 Imitate the Father John 5:19 (NIV) Jesus gave them this answer: “I tell you the truth, the Son… Wilson Lim 3 September 2025 God empowers His messengers 1 Cor 2:4-5 (NIV) My message and my preaching were not with wise and persuasive… Wilson Lim 3 September 2025 Seek for wisdom... Prov 1:28-31 (NIV) “ Then they will call to me but I will not answer; they… Wilson Lim 3 September 2025 I will be with you... God said to Moses in Exodus 3:12 (NIV) And God said, "I will be with… Wilson Lim 3 September 2025 The urgency of God Do we at times sense the urgency of God? God spoke to Moses to urgently… Wilson Lim 6 August 2025 What are we building for God? I have the heart of an engineer. Perhaps that is why I enjoyed my time… Wilson Lim 6 August 2025 God is incredibly consistent One thing about God, He is incredibly consistent. Since He functions like a family… Wilson Lim 6 August 2025 How willing are we to listen to the Spirit of God in us? How willing are we to listen to the Spirit of God in us? Do we… Wilson Lim 6 August 2025 Are We Missing God? I stuck me during my devotional time that God just refuses to fit any mould. Wilson Lim 2 July 2025 Do I tremble at His word? The Lord highlighted to me in my devotion time - do I tremble at His… Wilson Lim 2 July 2025 God will be our deliverer I take comfort in knowing always that we have a God like no other! One… Wilson Lim 2 July 2025 Building God's Church I was reminded again in my devotions that building God's Church is the greatest project… Wilson Lim 2 July 2025 A new world awaits the faithful in God It really struck me to realise that a new world awaits the faithful in God. … Wilson Lim 5 June 2025 God can use the lowest of the lowest Are you lowly? Are you insignificant? Have you been despised? Congratulations! God would like to… Wilson Lim 5 June 2025 We cannot have it both ways We may not like it, but Jesus put it bluntly. We cannot have it both… Wilson Lim 5 June 2025 Are we living in adultery? Are we living in adultery? Are we not realising it? James 4:4 (NIV) You adulterous… Wilson Lim 5 June 2025 The Poor Imitator Satan imitates, but he is a poor imitator. That is why he specialises in razzamatazz,… Wilson Lim 7 May 2025 Transformed to be like Christ Are you being transformed to be more and more like Christ? Cor 3:18 (NIV) And… Wilson Lim 7 May 2025 Who is our guide? Recently, we were on a tour where our guide guided us through some ancient ruins. … Wilson Lim 7 May 2025 Encounter with God If you just had your greatest encounter with God, what would you do next? Wilson Lim 7 May 2025 Have we grown up yet? Playing with toddlers can be so fun. But not when 20 year olds still behave… Wilson Lim 2 April 2025 God Sees the Heart We may do what seems the right thing but what matters most is whether our… Wilson Lim 2 April 2025 Equipped for Every Good Work There is a huge diversity in good works that the Scriptures can equip us for. … Wilson Lim 2 April 2025 Absorbing the Word Have we made it a habit to absorb the Word of God into our hearts? Wilson Lim 2 April 2025 Kingdom Builders In Neh 3:2-7, the images we get from this record are whole groups of divers… Wilson Lim 5 March 2025 How thirsty are you? How thirsty are you? For the right things? Isa 26:9 (NIV) My soul yearns for… Wilson Lim 5 March 2025 The Right and Wrong Kind of Contentment What are you contented with? And what ought you not? Phil 4:11-12 (NIV) … Wilson Lim 5 March 2025 When Pride Takes Over Scriptures warn of the rise of the self-lovers in 2 Timothy 3:1-4 (NIV) 1  But… Wilson Lim 5 March 2025 Self-Love vs. God’s Love It is good when we are able to love ourselves. Yet such love can be… Wilson Lim 5 February 2025 How dear the church is to God? A passage that spoke to my heart, prompting me to consider how dear the church… Wilson Lim 5 February 2025 From Weakness to Influence Whatever God calls us to do, He will cause us to gain the necessary influence… Wilson Lim 5 February 2025 Our conscience can be liken to spectacles Our conscience can be liken to spectacles. When our conscience is clear, it is like… Wilson Lim 5 February 2025 God Sees the Heart We may do what seems the right thing but what matters most is whether our… Wilson Lim 9 January 2025 With Us Every Step In biblical times, the good shepherd always journeys with his sheep to ensure their safety.… Wilson Lim 9 January 2025 Seeking God's Wisdom A humbling thought from Scripture that made me pause to consider my own wisdom. 1… Wilson Lim 9 January 2025 Fight the good fight What does it mean to fight the good fight in 1 Tim 6:12? 1 Timothy… Wilson Lim 9 January 2025 Strengthened to Overcome God does not leave us, or abandon us during difficult times. Rather, it is through… Wilson Lim 4 December 2024 When the Weak Become Warriors Do you think you are insignificant? Wait till you avail yourself to walk in God's… Wilson Lim 4 December 2024 The Blessings of Choosing Righteousness Psalm 23:1-4 (NIV) 1 The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not be in want.… Wilson Lim 4 December 2024 Absorbing the Word Have we made it a habit to absorb the Word of God into our hearts? Wilson Lim 4 December 2024 Equipped for Every Good Work There is a huge diversity in good works that the Scriptures can equip us for.… Wilson Lim 6 November 2024 Survival mode? Do we sometimes feel like we are in survival mode? That we are just trying… Wilson Lim 6 November 2024 A freewill offering Exodus 35:21-22 (NIV) 21  and everyone who was willing and whose heart moved him came… Wilson Lim 6 November 2024 A poor self-image? Judges 6:15 (NIV) "But Lord," Gideon asked, "how can I save Israel? My clan is… Wilson Lim 6 November 2024 We should not give in a minimalist way... Exodus 36:3-5 (NIV) 3 …the people continued to bring freewill offerings morning after morning. 4… Wilson Lim 2 October 2024 True contentment is found in a Person True contentment is found in a Person, rather than in things or achievements. The process… Wilson Lim 2 October 2024 Shepherd above all other shepherds In the Old Testament times, good shepherds are known to be those who truly care… Wilson Lim 2 October 2024 Holy discontent... Discontent can be holy when it is God-ward. When our focus is God-ward, we begin… Wilson Lim 2 October 2024 True contentment... Carnality is a shown by worldly desire for more. It is about “I want!” It… Wilson Lim 4 September 2024 Joni Eareckson Tada "Real satisfaction comes not in understanding God's motives, but in understanding His character, in trusting… Wilson Lim 4 September 2024 Every creature will worship God Is it possible that all created things, were created to worship God? Rev 5:13… Wilson Lim 4 September 2024 The Good Shepherd... One thing is certain about sheep: they will perish if left to themselves. Jesus saw… Wilson Lim 4 September 2024 Our relationship with God... Our relationship with God is the epicentre of all our relationships. It is central, it… Wilson Lim 7 August 2024 Contentment in the next life Our relationships with God helps us renew our focus on the blessed hope. The more… Wilson Lim 7 August 2024 Don’t seek the gift and miss the Giver Exodus 40:36-37 (NIV) 36  In all the travels of the Israelites, whenever the cloud lifted… Wilson Lim 7 August 2024 Love your neighbor as yourself Matthew 22:35-39 (NIV) 35  One of them, an expert in the law, tested him with… Wilson Lim 7 August 2024 How significant is our relationship with God? How significant is our relationship with God? What did Jesus say in Matt 22:37-38? Loving… Wilson Lim 3 July 2024 Shall we obey God carefully? In terms of obeying God, to miss by a little can mean to miss by… Wilson Lim 3 July 2024 Do we toss between trust and doubt towards God? I have been pondering this matter recently. There are times when we have prayed and… Wilson Lim 3 July 2024 How is biblical restitution like? How is biblical restitution like? In the Old Testament, restitution has to be repaid fo… Wilson Lim 3 July 2024 Pray for God's guidance Have you ever met anyone who's never made a mistake? Probably not. We all mak… Wilson Lim 5 June 2024 Cycle of self-indulgence 2 Timothy 3:2-4 (NIV) People will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money … lover… Wilson Lim 5 June 2024 How valuable is the Scriptures to us? How valuable is the Scriptures to us? God has provided us His Word in order… Wilson Lim 5 June 2024 Renew our minds with God's way Romans 12:1 - 2 (NIV) 1Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy,… Wilson Lim 5 June 2024 Be holy in all you do God’s Word challenge us in 1 Peter 1:14 - 15 (NIV) 14As obedient children, do… Wilson Lim 8 May 2024 Our worship is never meant to be remain quiet... Our worship is never meant to be remain quiet and private. Ps 98:4 (NIV) Shout… Wilson Lim 8 May 2024 So if we are wealthy... So if we are wealthy, how then should we live? 1 Timothy 6:18 (NIV)  Command… Wilson Lim 8 May 2024 We can become rich... Proverbs 28:11 (NIV) A rich man may be wise in his own eyes, but a… Wilson Lim 8 May 2024 How sincere is our faith in Christ? I came to realise that in God’s eyes, sincerity of faith comes before success. Luke… Wilson Lim 3 April 2024 Replace God with the Big Bang There are ideas that people propagate that actually undermine our faith. It is ideas and… Wilson Lim 3 April 2024 Do not get drunk on wine I have learnt the dangers of being conceited. Often those who are conceited are blinde… Wilson Lim 3 April 2024 God will provide generously 1 Timothy 6:17b (NIV) …but to put their hope in God, who richly provides u… Wilson Lim 3 April 2024 Fail to plan for the future Have you ever considered that the most dangerous ideas sometimes may be the most simple,… Wilson Lim 6 March 2024 The dangers of being conceit I have learnt the dangers of being conceited. Often those who are conceited are blinde… Wilson Lim 6 March 2024 Protecting angel Did you know that one of the ways God can protect us with His holy… Wilson Lim 6 March 2024 Honour the elderly In any relationship, there needs to be mutual love and respect especially in respect to… Wilson Lim 6 March 2024 Respect for all in authority One of the dangers of discontent is that we tend to focus on those whom… Wilson Lim 1 February 2024 God journeys with us In biblical times, the good shepherd always journeys with his sheep to ensure their safety.… Wilson Lim 1 February 2024 Near enough is good enough? If we are to get our obedience to God right, we need to get the… Wilson Lim 1 February 2024 Jesus is the centre of the master plan From the very beginning God designed us to be vessels of His glory, that we… Wilson LIm 1 February 2024 Do we need the Shepherd today? Today when we hear this phrase “The Lord is my Shepherd” it sounds almost romantic. … Wilson Lim 18 January 2024 Goodness of God In the tapestry of life, we encounter both moments of joy and seasons of challenge.… Wilson Lim 18 January 2024 Perfect Timing When we say, "God does not answer my prayers" - God says He will answer… Wilson Lim 18 January 2024 Friendship with God In today's world, where social media dominates our interactions, it is easy to overlook the… Wilson Lim 18 January 2024 Is Your Discontent Holy? Holy discontent is about having righteous attitudes towards sin, injustice, poverty, oppression, etc. Holy disconten… Wilson Lim 3 January 2024 He does great things... Job 37:5 "God's voice thunders in marvellous ways; He does great things beyond our understanding." Wilson Lim 3 January 2024 Reasons to worship God Psalm 98:1-3 (NIV) 1  Sing to the LORD a new song, for he has done… Wilson Lim 3 January 2024 God disciplines us... Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you… Wilson Lim 3 January 2024 True Worship True worship is not about being compelled by external forces, it is being compelled by… Wilson Lim 6 December 2023 What God Values Most In today's world, we often see people being celebrated for their talents, giftings, and skills,… Wilson Lim 6 December 2023 You are worthy Luke 12:6-7 are not five sparrows sold for two pennies? Yet not one of the… Wilson Lim 6 December 2023 His righteous paths Psalm 23:1-3 (NIV) 1 The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not be in want.… Wilson Lim 6 December 2023 God's Hope Shine While driving my kids home not too long ago, I gazed up at the sky… Wilson Lim 8 November 2023 Worship God When we fail to truly worship God, we fail to discover one of our key… Wilson Lim 8 November 2023 Godliness with contentment 1 Timothy 6:6-10 (NIV) 6  But godliness with contentment is great gain. 7  For we… Wilson Lim 8 November 2023 Do you hear His voice? What benefits does a sheep receive from a shepherd? A shepherd is able to protect… Wilson Lim 8 November 2023 The Lord will guide you always As I reflect upon connecting with God, I am so grateful to the Lord that… Wilson Lim 4 October 2023 Your statutes are my delight I was mulling over this verse in Psalms 119 : 24 which says, " Your… Wilson Lim 4 October 2023 God is faithful to us It is easy to seek the Lord when we are at the top of the… Wilson Lim 4 October 2023 We are the clay, You are the potter I always marvel at the way the potter models and remodels the clay in his/her… Wilson Lim 4 October 2023 God bestows His great love on us Psalm 117:1-2 Praise the Lord, all you nations, extol Him, all you peoples. For great is… Wilson Lim 6 September 2023 How is your attitude to obeying God? How is your attitude to obeying God? The most fitting response to undeserved blessing is… Wilson Lim 6 September 2023 When God calls, God will provide When God wanted to have the Tabernacle of Moses built, all the necessary resources was… Wilson Lim 6 September 2023 Trust and doubts towards God? I was pondering about this matter recently. There are times we have prayed and sough… Wilson Lim 6 September 2023 Pursuing The Lord What stands out in the lives of Moses, Isaiah, Elijah, David, John, Paul, Finney and… Wilson Lim 2 August 2023 God wants to prepare us for glory The Tabernacle of Moses was built by human hands according to divine instructions. God wanted… Wilson Lim 2 August 2023 Timing can make a huge difference. We ought to learn to carry out what God has commanded WHEN He commands. Why? … Wilson Lim 2 August 2023 When we give of our tithes, God is pleased... When we give of our tithes, God is pleased because we obeyed His commands and… Wilson Lim 2 August 2023 You will shine for Jesus? Do you know that God desires you, His people, to be a radiant people? That… Wilson Lim 5 July 2023 Many challenges... Consider this. In life, we are faced with all kinds of challenges. The stress o… Wilson Lim 5 July 2023 Worship is inherent in us. Psalm 98:4 - 7 (NIV) 4 Shout for joy to the LORD, all the earth,… Wilson Lim 5 July 2023 Relationship with God How does our relationship with God help cultivate true contentment in us? It helps u… Wilson Lim 5 July 2023 Hole in our hearts In many movies and TVs today, an idea is promoted again and again. That we… Wilson Lim 7 June 2023 Always say "yes" to God Jesus said in Luke 11:28 (NIV) “Blessed rather are those who hear the word of… Wilson Lim 7 June 2023 Give Thanks To God. Thanksgiving can also serve to help us look forward to the fulfilment of God’s promises… Wilson Lim 7 June 2023 God's instructions are clear... Samuel the prophet urged King Saul to take careful note of what God was about… Wilson Lim 7 June 2023 Available to God. Availability is crucial in building healthy relationships. We need to be present for relationships to… Wilson Lim 3 May 2023 Songs of praise Songs of praise have the power to lift our hearts in troubled times and bring… Wilson Lim 3 May 2023 Jack Hayford When the glory of God is in a church, it will cause the church to… Wilson Lim 3 May 2023 God allows us to face difficult situations... I have come to realise that at times, God allows us to face difficult situations… Wilson Lim 3 May 2023 The LORD is my shepherd A fussy customer regularly eats at a restaurant. With considerable effort, the chef produced an… Wilson Lim 5 April 2023 God Is Working On Us. God is working on us. To bring us to purity and maturity. That we m… Wilson Lim 5 April 2023 High level of respect for God's Word We should have a high level of respect for what God has said in His… Wilson Lim 5 April 2023 Hear what God is saying clearly To obey God we need to HEAR what God is saying clearly and completely. If… Wilson Lim 5 April 2023 We need to simply obey God’s Word Sometimes we need to simply obey God’s Word, even in details that may seem unimportant… Wilson LIm 8 March 2023 The ultimate aim of the Christian life? What do you think is the ultimate aim of the Christian life? The Christian… Wilson Lim 8 March 2023 Have you ever considered what kind of giver God is? Have you ever considered what kind of giver God is? God loves to give. Ye… Wilson Lim 8 March 2023 I pray and I obey Someone once asked Dr. Yonggi Cho (pastor of largest church in the world some years… Wilson Lim 8 March 2023 What fuels us? What fuels us? I mean what keeps us going when it gets tough? What help… Wilson Lim 8 February 2023 Why is it so crucial that Jesus is alive? 
 Why is it so crucial that Jesus is alive? One of main elements of… Wilson Lim 8 February 2023 Can all of creation worship? Can all of creation worship? Is it even possible? Rev 5:13 (NIV) Then I… Wilson Lim 8 February 2023 Why should we follow Jesus? Why should we follow Jesus? Because Jesus commanded us to follow Him. Matthew 16:24 (NIV)… Lai Ling Lim 8 February 2023 God will take your inabilities... Jeremiah 1:4-8 (NIV) The word of the LORD came to me, saying, “Before I forme… Wilson Lim 4 January 2023 God knows what we need... Did you know that God leads us with full appreciation of our weaknesses and limitations?… Wilson Lim 4 January 2023 Would you trust God to lead you? Would you trust God to lead you? Consider this. God is omniscient. He is all-knowing. Wilson Lim 4 January 2023 Givers will be blessed... Givers will be blessed both here and in heaven. Luke 6:38 (NIV) Give, and i… Wilson Lim 4 January 2023 Maintaining spiritual virtues... 1 Timothy 4:8 (NIV) For physical training is of some value, but godliness has value… Wilson Lim 7 December 2022 How can our children learn about authority? Deut 8:5 (NIV) Know then in your heart that as a man disciplines his son,… Wilson Lim 7 December 2022 We listen when God speaks. Exodus 7:6-7 (NIV) 6  Moses and Aaron did just as the LORD commanded them. 7… Wilson Lim 7 December 2022 Natural wisdom and godly wisdom... There is a difference between natural wisdom and godly wisdom. We can become rich becaus… Wilson Lim 9 November 2022 We may seem insignificant amongst people. We may seem insignificant amongst people. But God knows His chosen instrument well. Despite our… Wilson Lim 9 November 2022 Promises from Scripture... Have you ever found God reminding you of some promises from Scripture? Why do you… Wilson Lim 9 November 2022 Why doesn’t God perform miracles... Have you ever wondered why God does not just do amazing miracles to convince us… Wilson Lim 9 November 2022 Are you facing some really tough situations? 
 Are you facing some really tough situations? We may not see light at the… Wilson Lim 5 October 2022 God's perspective on disappointing situations... Have you ever considered that God's perspective on disappointing situations may be very different from… Wilson Lim 5 October 2022 Resistance to believing... Did you know that resistance to believing can be a sign of a hardened heart? Wilson Lim 5 October 2022 Who is God to you now? The important question is: Who is God to you now? If you consider God… Wilson Lim 5 October 2022 God's promises... Have you ever had a clear sense that God has given you some promises? Perhap… Wilson Lim 7 September 2022 Wealth does not guarantee us happiness Scriptures puts it very clearly – do not put our hope in wealth. Why? F… Wilson Lim 7 September 2022 Dealing with disappointments... All of us have to deal with disappointments. Disappointments can be harsh, stripping away a… Wilson Lim 7 September 2022 Grow in our relationship with God I came to realise that the deepest convictions we could ever develop in our journey… Wilson Lim 7 September 2022 Unforgiveness and bitterness... Have you realised that our past can cause unhealthy preoccupations? For example, unforgiveness and bitterness… Wilson Lim 3 August 2022 Sometimes, our past can constrain us Exodus 4:19 (NIV) Now the LORD had said to Moses in Midian, "Go back to… Wilson Lim 3 August 2022 Have you ever wished you were rich? Have you ever wished you were rich? If only we had a fat bank account… Wilson Lim 3 August 2022 Convictions in Jesus the Christ 2 Timothy 1:12 (NIV)  That is why I am suffering as I am. Yet I… Wilson Lim 3 August 2022 Sincerity of our faith Did you know that God is very concerned about the sincerity of our faith? Probabl… Wilson Lim 6 July 2022 Will you pursue authenticity? Whether a person leads an authentic, consistent life, his family will be the greatest judge.… Wilson Lim 6 July 2022 When we reject or fail to seek God... When we reject or fail to seek God, that is when we miss out on… Wilson Lim 6 July 2022 Our biggest problem... Do you know our biggest problem in our lives is sin? Often in the Gospels,… Wilson Lim 6 July 2022 Our Saviour... In the movie Superman Returns, there was a scene when Superman shares to Lois Lane… Wilson Lim 8 June 2022 Want to get out of survival mode? Want to get out of survival mode? One of the keys that help us step… Wilson Lim 8 June 2022 Jesus showed us on the cross... Jesus showed us on the cross the extent which He is willing to go. The… Wilson Lim 8 June 2022 Retaining God's Word... Matthew 13:18 - 19 (NIV) 18“Listen then to what the parable of the sower means: … Wilson Lim 8 June 2022 Being close enough to God... John 5:19 (NIV) Jesus gave them this answer: “I tell you the truth, the Son… Wilson Lim 4 May 2022 How then should we love? How then should we love? The correct priority was given by Jesus Himself in Matthew… Wilson Lim 4 May 2022 Would you be described as sincere in your faith? Would you be described as sincere in your faith? 2 Timothy 1:5 (NIV)  I have… Wilson Lim 4 May 2022 How valuable is the Bible to us today? In the movie “Book of Eli” it tells the story of Eli (Denzel Washington) in… Wilson Lim 4 May 2022 Enduring Faith 2 Timothy 2:1 (NIV) You then, my son, be strong in the grace that is… Wilson Lim 6 April 2022 God disciplines those He loves Have you ever noticed that God uses both the carrot and stick approaches? In the… Wilson Lim 6 April 2022 A God-encounter... A God-encounter can reveal a better way, mission or vision. God comes and it is… Wilson Lim 6 April 2022 Humility is the antidote to being conceited. Humility is the antidote to being conceited. Humility begins when we begin to realise tha… Wilson Lim 9 March 2022 God chooses to use normal people God chooses to use normal people with personal inadequacies and challenges to be His vessels. … Wilson Lim 9 March 2022 Be honest to God I have come to realise that it is important to be able to talk honestly… Wilson Lim 9 March 2022 Intimacy With God Knowing about God intellectually lays a foundation for us to know God intimately. Yet it… Wilson Lim 9 March 2022 God's ways are higher Have you thought about this? We often look at situations from a very limited perspective. … Wilson Lim 2 February 2022 How much do we want God? Why is it that one Christian can come into a Sunday service and encounter God… Wilson Lim 2 February 2022 Rebound in our faith How can we rebound in our faith after our faith have been through a wringer? … Wilson Lim 2 February 2022 God instituted a system of restitution Something terribly missing from our justice system these days is the concept of “restitution”. God… Wilson Lim 2 February 2022 Crushed due to disappointments? Have you ever being in situations where your faith felt like it had been crushed… Wilson Lim 5 January 2022 Say yes to our fears or say yes to God? Would we rather say yes to our fears or say yes to God? The more… Wilson Lim 5 January 2022 Freedom from the past We may be able to escape from some consequences from our past, but we are… Wilson Lim 5 January 2022 Giver of Wisdom Why is it many sought wisdom but fail to find it? Because they sought Wisdom… Wilson Lim 5 January 2022 Realign to God's perspective Have you noticed that our perspective is usually based on our observations. On the other…

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Reflections Wilson Lim 6 January 2026 Grace for the humble Humility is the antidote to being conceited. Humility begins when we begin to realise that there is much we do not know nor understand. Humility begins when we recognise we need God. And when we begin to humble ourselves, God begins to guide us. Psalms 25:9 (NIV) 9 He guides the humble in what is right and teaches them his way. God will bless the humble. James 4:6 (NIV) “God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” Let us be humble and find the grace of God. Amen? Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link Recent Posts See All God Draws Near When God Speaks, Identity Changes Becoming more like Christ Grace for the humble Investing in Heaven's bank