PERFECT GRACE, PERFECT WEALTH, PERFECT FAMILY CANNOT WALK TOGETHER.

Beyond octave scale, the angels worshiped high in the heavens, and with humble hearts the believers raised their voices to sing, “Take more of me and give me more of you; in my life and in my soul. Take more of me and give me more of you in my life and in my soul…”

Positioned in the Holy Spirit, the Servant of God Abraham Richard Bisaso took his position in poise at the pulpit. With radiance, he unveiled the message of the day titled “Perfect Grace, Perfect Wealth, Perfect Family cannot walk together” with reference from the book Luke 14:25-27, “…If anyone comes to me and does not hate his father and mother, his wife and children, his brothers and sisters-yes, even his own life-he cannot be my disciple…”

 “Believers it is God’s desire to heal, bless and make us healthy,” the Prophet assured the congregants but a servant of God cannot have the perfect three. In these I mean perfect wealth, perfect family and perfect grace; if you want to serve Christ Jesus and please Him (perfect grace) then perfect wealth and perfect family will never be your associates and the reverse is true.

The servant of God told the believers the solid truth that a true disciple of Christ Jesus is the one who has forsaken his family and wealth and carried his cross along with Him. Citing example of our fore fathers; Prophet Samuel, Moses, Hannah, Ruth, Lazarus, Apostle Peter and Apostle Paul to mention but a few, all these that we admire had to let go of the perfect family and wealth in order to receive the perfect grace. The prophet highlighted that you can never serve two masters at the same time; if you are a servant of the most High God, you must not be diverted by wealth and family- let all your heart belong to Christ Jesus. If your attention is still focused on your wealth and family get to know that Christ Jesus is far from you because where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.

Bringing more emphasis on the truth filled message, Prophet Abraham Richard Bisaso took a walk in the book of Luke 18:18-25, “…When Jesus heard this, he said to him, ‘You still lack one thing. Sell everything you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow, me’ When he heard this, he became very sad, because he was a man with great wealth…”  The Seer brought the point home when he explained that the young rich man wanted to be wealthy and serve Christ Jesus but Christ challenged the rich gentleman to make a tough decision which instead made the young man sorrowful. 

Like this man, many of us Christians and servants of God today want to serve God but with a perfect wealth and perfect family. The Servant of God noted that for one to be called a true disciple and attain eternal life; you must be willing to forsake wealth and family for God. 

Summing up the truth packed teaching, Prophet Abraham Richard Bisaso remarked that a perfect servant can never have a perfect wealth and family; this is how it was designed in heaven; great servants of God are not the rich men of the world.  Prophet Abraham Richard Bisaso advised the servants of God and all those who yearn for salvation to move in the footsteps of our Master and Lord Jesus Christ. Put your focus on Jesus Christ; He must be completely in you and you in Him because it is only Christ Jesus who knows how to prosper His servants.

Child of God we believe with this message your faith has been furnished for salvation, God reveals only to save and you are the one He is aiming at. Blessed is he who receives the words of a prophet and takes them at heart for the time is near.

TESTIMONIES:

THE PERSISTENT WIDOW:

Brimming with optimism Ms. Akuno Bude came to testify for the goodness of the Lord Almighty. She narrates that after she lost her husband; she took over the husband’s property and inclusive was an 8 hectare piece of land in Tororo Uganda. In the year of 2017, she went for a visit at her late husband’s home but what she found there was heart breaking; her sister in law had taken part of her land. When Ms. Akuno Bude inquired from the family members, she was reliably informed that her piece of land had been taken because it was encroaching on her sister in-laws’ land.


Outweighed by this unfairness she forwarded this issue to the village Local Council but none of them came to her rescue. This pushed her to go to the Local Council three to report her issue but they too paid a deaf ear to her and there she was left in suspense with no one to run to but God. Like the persistent widow in the gospel of Luke 18, she clung steadfast onto her faith, fully aware that it is only Christ who advocates for the widows like her.  In faith, she rang at True Vine Communion Ministries for all Nations and through this medium she received a message from the servant of God Prophet Abraham Richard Bisaso that “You are on the winning side, The God of Abraham Richard is with you.”

Jeremiah 23:29, “Is not my word like fire,” declares the Lord, “and like a hammer that breaks a rock in pieces?”  True and true is the word of God, by the power inscribed in this word of the Prophet of God, Ms. Akuno Bude rushed back to the village and this time, she  was not alone but the “heavenly firm” was with her to plead the case. On reaching Tororo, Ms. Akuno Bude saw the perfection of God’s word; everything fell in her favour within a blink of an eye. On this occasion when she went back to pursue her land, even the local council members who had dodged her case at first, turned up this time around.

The local council and the team from the District lands commission along with the land surveyors surveyed the land in correct scales and supervision. Indeed victory was on the side of Ms. Akuno Bude, they confirmed it true that indeed her sister in-law had encroached on her land. With milestones they demarcated her land from that of her sister in-law. By the power invested to them by the government, and the Divine one that was hovering in the atmosphere, they told her sister in law never to temper with   Ms. Akuno Bude land again.

We give glory to the Jesus Christ the defender of the widows and the protector of the weak.