It’s good to be served but its best to serve. The bible says blessed is the hand that gives than the one that receives. But all in all serving and giving must be out of LOVE for it to be fruitful.

March was quite a busy month in which I learned quite a number of things. We went to finish building the house of our community pastor (Bemba). His remarks after we finished just opened my mind to say I should serve out of God’s love. As a servant, you must not serve out of your own love but with God’s love.

I also attended three sessions of Luke’s Commission. It is a mobile clinic (free to all) around rural Swaziland, run by a couple (Harry and Echko). In every session we serve from 7am to as late as 3am. If you think of serving out of your love, you might miss it but with God’s love, everything is possible.

We are also pressing on in the hospital ministry. We are going to government hospitals to pray for the sick. I have discovered that some people don’t have anyone to care for them in the hospital. The moment you arrive wearing Jesus’ armor, you will see a change. In this ministry miracles are happening through God’s power. Walking in town, I was touched to meet some of the patients we had prayed for back in the hospital. They had been completely healed and they were able to identify us. I felt that my prayer was answered when I say “God, let people see you through me and let the glory and honor be to you.”

We wrapped up the month by going to Kruger national park in South Africa (A wildlife game reserve). I thought it was only going to be just fun, but I was surprised when I started praising God and appreciating His nature/creation. During this trip God also taught me to be humble, patient and trust unto him (Galatians 5vs22).

To be a servant does not mean feeding or offering health facilities to billions or thousands of disadvantaged people, if you don’t do it out of love (God’s), it is in vain. Let us serve with a servant’s heart and know that all the glory and honor is unto Jehovah. He assuredly promised us a crown. (Corinthians 15vs58)

Keep on doing the good work in Christ and keep focused to the cross

BLESS YOU

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