Siloam Altar Revival Ministries International
Welcome to SILOAM Alter Revival Ministries International
Our Ministry has presently seven hundred Churches who are working with us to establish Divinity Unity as a single body and family of Christ internationally.
Our Mission
1. Training leaders.
2. We are planting Churches.
3. We are assisting Orphaned and needy Children.
4. We offer Supportive Counselling and Orphanage Care.
5. We are supporting the disabled or those ones with disabilities.
6. We are making Disciples, Messengers, Evangels, Apostles and Ambassadors of Divinity.
7. We are offering Community Help to the Widowed groups of people.
8. We have a Girl Child Campaign.
9. We are supporting very poor pastors in welfare, helping them to obtain shelters among many other issues.
10. We are running a program “From the Street back to home Campaign.”
11. We are providing “Caring for prisoners” in prisons.
12. We are helping the very old members of different communities in different countries of East and Central African Countries!
13. Pastor Caroline leads Thousands of Women in East and Central Africa where so far our ministry has reached and has helped a lot in the campaign for “Girl Child Rights” and empowering them to be more valuable and useful than in the past! Women are encouraged not to divorce. Pastor Caroline has helped many broken families to be restored! Empowering women by serious sensitisations made through Women's Conferences conducted in different countries per year!
THE URANTIA BOOK: 196:0.8
Here Jesus meant , prioritizing spiritual values and living a life aligned with God's will. He emphasized the importance of faith and seeking divine guidance, encouraging ( us ) his followers to focus on building a personal relationship with God and living according to spiritual principles. By saying "Seek first the kingdom of heaven," Jesus urges ( us ) his disciples to prioritize our spiritual growth and development, trusting that material needs would follow. This approach enables individuals to cultivate a deeper sense of purpose, meaning, and fulfillment in life.
If you've ever been to a bakery, you might never want to eat bread again.
If you're the kind of person who gets irritated when life stretches you beyond your comfort zone, I beg you, don’t read this post.
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When I ask people why they love bread, most of them can’t even explain it. They just know it’s soft, quick, versatile, and easy (that's the word).
Bread doesn’t waste your time. It goes with anything. It’s always there.
But have you ever stopped to ask yourself:
What does it take to become bread?... If you haven't, Let me show you.
First comes the flour but not just any flour, it must be sifted. Every lump, every imperfection removed.
Then it is mixed. Not gently. Not kindly.
It is thrown, turned, crushed, rolled over and over again. Butter, sugar, flavors, poured in, not to pamper it, but to break it down further.
Just when you think that’s enough, it is cut, molded, and shoved into shape. Then comes the worst part: THE FIRE.
Not a mild flame, not a sweet breeze of heat but a fire so hot that even the baker stands at a distance. And the bread stays there… for as long as it takes.
All of this pain, all of this pressure, Just to become something that can be eaten in seconds.
And yet, it is in that pain the bread finds its purpose.
So tell me…
Why do you cry at the first sight of heat in your own life?
Why do you abandon your calling because the mixing hurts?
Why do you run from process, when even bread doesn’t?
You want your name on platforms, your gift on stages, your voice in nations.
You want the world to taste your greatness.
But you don’t want to be sifted.
You don’t want to be cut.
You don’t want to enter the fire.
My dear, if you saw what bread goes through behind bakery walls, you might never eat it again.
Here’s the truth:
The impact of bread lasts far longer than the process of becoming it. And so will yours.
If only you pay the price.
You are not flour anymore. You are becoming.
Embrace the heat. Submit to the shaping and rise.
Hopefully, this story is so poetic to us as the Urantia book readers and as ambassadors of God ( the Father) for His Kingdom.
“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” — Albert Einstein's life advice in a letter to his son Eduard on February 5, 1930.
Urantia Book readers can glean several insight
from Albert Einstein's statement:
1. Progress and growth: The Urantia Book emphasizes the importance of progress and growth in the spiritual journey. Einstein's statement highlights the need for continuous movement and effort to maintain balance and progress in life.
"As all things in the physical world seem to move in circles, so do all things in the spiritual world move in spirals, progressing from lower to higher levels." (UB 36:6.4)
2. Dynamic balance: The statement illustrates the concept of dynamic balance, where one must continually adapt and adjust to maintain equilibrium. This idea is reflected in the Urantia Book's discussion of the balance between divine guidance and human free will.
"The balance of the universe is maintained by the spirit personalities of the grand universe, in cooperation with the personality realities of the Supreme Being." (UB 116:3.5)
3. Purposeful action: Einstein's statement implies that movement and action are essential for maintaining balance and progress. The Urantia Book encourages readers to engage in purposeful action, aligning their efforts with the divine will.
"The doing of the will of God is nothing more or less than an exhibition of creature willingness to share the inner life of the Father." (UB 40:6.1)
4. Resilience and adaptability: The statement suggests that life is a dynamic and ever-changing process, requiring resilience and adaptability to navigate its challenges. The Urantia Book emphasizes the importance of cultivating these qualities in the face of uncertainty and adversity.
"Life is but a brief and fleeting shadow; it is as but a single step in the long and eventful journey of the soul." (UB 130:4.3)
In real-life application, Einstein's statement encourages individuals to:
- Embrace lifelong learning and personal growth
- Cultivate resilience and adaptability in the face of challenges
- Engage in purposeful action, aligning efforts with their values and goals
- Maintain a dynamic balance between different aspects of life, such as work, relationships, and personal well-being.
Just be careful when using AI, brother, to search the UB for appropriate quotes, as I saw one that I knew already and was incorrect...I did not check all of the quoted source Papers, you might do that before you post. Here is the one I corrected for you:
111:5:1 (1221.2) The doing of the will of God is nothing more or less than an exhibition of creature willingness to share the inner life with God—with the very God who has made such a creature life of inner meaning-value possible.
Well done Moses. AI can assist in that it is capable of deepening a students study and research in the revelation papers. AI is also able to do Thematic Extrapolations. It can and does combine thought gems from the revelation that support a specific outlook and viewpoint. However it will use only one reference point rather than all places it sourced the information from. We must keep in mind that our Creator often informed the original apostles that they were not required to all think alike. Spiritual unity is derived from a common spirit attitude and quest to know, love and serve as God knows, loves and serves. The revelators having knowledge and experience with non personal universe intelligence similar but far advance in AI have arranged the revelation material in such a way so as to facilitate deeper study of the Papers. However only the human mind has a divine thought sorter and must evaluate all human knowledge in accordance with the divine spirit piloting the human mind and evolving the human soul.
"Thematic" means relating to or based on a theme or subject. It describes something that is organized or structured around a particular topic or idea. Extrapolation: an act or instance of inferring an unknown from something that is known. Statistics, Mathematics. the act or process of estimating the value of a variable or function outside the tabulated or observed range.
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