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Sauli wa Tarso by Fountain Ministers/Latest Adventist Music 2024|/Advent Film/Redsprings Audio

THE SHADOWS OF SANCTIMONY: THE STRUGGLE FOR REDEMPTION I often felt secure in the hallowed halls of the temple. Forgiveness was a divine doctrine and rest was assured at the feet of Jesus. During my days in high school, sabbaths were a sacred oasis of respite. Weekdays were filled with the agonies of schoolwork. From difficult academic rigors and thriving with school bullies to surviving without enough stipends to sustain a decent meal. Both the diligent scholars and the rebellious spirits longed for this day to find rest away from the corridors of horror. Beloved Christians, many joined us for worship, neither because they were Adventists nor because they revered the sabbath. Most people were coming to church to flee from school bullies and the weight of textbooks. Indeed, it was a promise of liberation. Eventually, most of these opportunistic comrades would turn into the most illustrious and ardent believers of the Seventh-Day Adventist community. As I look deep into the words of Chris. M. O, "Utapewa jina jipya, usiitwe mtesi" I walk backwards to my high school adventures. The comrades who renounced their former scores of evil often endured a lot of condemnation and rejection. Their affirmation of Christ was, to many, a theatrical display. Ananias did not believe Paul was converted. He became the author of a stark contradiction that I have witnessed among believers today. Why do we zealously take part in winning souls if, after their conversion, we doubt the biddings of the spirit and be constant reminders of their own shame?? Many sinners with heavy hearts and burdened souls end up finding reprieve in the streets of worldly amusements and rejection in their Father's house. Christ says, (Mathew 11:28) " Come unto me all ye who are weary and heavy-laden..." Why would He call them who are filled with the burden of sin only to constantly condemn them? The rendition Sauli wa Tarso is a wake-up call to Christians who doubt the saving power of Jesus Christ. Most of them occupy the highest ranks of service in the church just like Ananias. Paul in his cloak as a Pharisee and a teacher of the law was the worst persecutor of Christians in his time. However, after his conversion, the gospel witnessed a seismic triumph with the baptism of Paul, who broke the barrier between the Gentiles and the Jews by spreading the good news to the former. It is our prayer that we seek true conversion like Paul, and turn away from the outward reverence of the law without manifesting the fruits of the holy spirit. May the church be a sanctuary of mercy, a refuge for the weary soul. Be blessed with this mighty rendition from the Fountain Ministers. #sauliwatarso #fms