We are less than a month away from Christmas. As a child, I remember making requests for certain things; many of which materialised on Christmas morning. Many years have passed since those precious memories of childhood, yet there remains a list of unfulfilled desires of the heart.

In Ezekiel 18:1-4, God was dealing with a mistaken notion that the exile from Judah in Babylon had. They were probably reacting to the messages of Jeremiah and Ezekiel. Hence, there was a slur being spread among them. It was essentially a complaint.

Imagine if you were given the opportunity to ask for anything you wanted. Spend a few moments and honestly think of what you would ask for. Try not to be overly spiritual by stating “scripturally correct” answers. Right now, if you can ask God for anything, how would you answer Him?

As we approach the year-end, it is good to take stock of what has taken place in recent months, including our recent HEAL Singapore and the Breakthrough series of sermons from the pulpit. We have seen many lives touched and healed by the Lord, and we rejoice.

I grew up in in a denominational church which featured a segment of the service where the congregation would move around and shake hands with one another while stating the following words; “The Peace of God be with you”.