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SALT AND LIGHT II | PASTOR CHINGTOK ISHAKU
1 hour 46 minutes Posted Apr 26, 2026 at 8:20 am.
—why the government of God rests on the shoulders of mature sons who are willing to carry His yoke.The Power of Consciousness: Understanding that "abiding" isn't a struggle of effort, but a height of awareness regarding the finished work of Christ.Redefining Good Works: Moving beyond philanthropy to "Good Works"—tasks done by the abilities of God and at the capacity of God to solve problems completely.Overcoming Persecution: How to "endure the cross and despise the shame" by keeping your eyes fixed on the end of what God is doing.Scripture References:Matthew 5:13-16 (Salt and Light)2 Peter 1:4-11 (Partaking in the Divine Nature)Isaiah 9:5-6 (The Government of the Son)Galatians 5:22-23 (The Fruit of the Spirit)Closing Thought: "If the light in you is Christ, you insult His capacity when you belittle the resources He has placed within you. It's time to stop 'trying our best' and start working at God’s capacity."
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Are you merely saved, or are you actively participating in the Kingdom of God? In this powerful message, Pastor Chingtok Ishaku explores the profound distinction between "Heaven" and "The Kingdom," challenging the complacency of modern believers.Through an in-depth study of the Beatitudes and 2 Peter 1, we learn that while salvation is a gift, the Kingdom is an inheritance reserved for those who transition from "children" to "sons." This episode unpacks the "technology" of enduring persecution, the discipline of abiding in Christ through consciousness, and what it truly means to be the "Light of the World."Key Highlights:The Goal of Salvation: Discover why Jesus didn't just come to take us to Heaven, but to grant us entrance into a functional Kingdom government.From Children to Sons: A look at Isaiah 9:6—why the government of God rests on the shoulders of mature sons who are willing to carry His yoke.The Power of Consciousness: Understanding that "abiding" isn't a struggle of effort, but a height of awareness regarding the finished work of Christ.Redefining Good Works: Moving beyond philanthropy to "Good Works"—tasks done by the abilities of God and at the capacity of God to solve problems completely.Overcoming Persecution: How to "endure the cross and despise the shame" by keeping your eyes fixed on the end of what God is doing.Scripture References:Matthew 5:13-16 (Salt and Light)2 Peter 1:4-11 (Partaking in the Divine Nature)Isaiah 9:5-6 (The Government of the Son)Galatians 5:22-23 (The Fruit of the Spirit)Closing Thought: "If the light in you is Christ, you insult His capacity when you belittle the resources He has placed within you. It's time to stop 'trying our best' and start working at God’s capacity."