Historic 12 June 2018 Trump-Kim Summit in Singapore

12 June 2008: US President Donald Trump is to meet North Korea leader Kim Jong Un in a historic summit in Singapore. It's two more days to go, and the world is holding its breath. Will this lead to a historic peace accord and enable the walls built around North Korea to come down?  The world is praying. Singapore is praying (and we need to continue to pray!) because this Summit is here in our land.

May the Lord watch over the proceedings, and may He get His inheritance among the nations.

Which leads me to my second point: which is that I believe the Lord never forgets the blood of martyrs. In 1866, the Welsh missionary Robert Jermain Thomas was martyred bringing the Gospel to North Korea. Between 1904 and 1907, the great Pyongyang Revival swept many into the Kingdom of God. The current leader Kim Jong Un's great grandparents were Christians. Pyongyang was called the Jerusalem of the East. But in the last three generations, God has been completely removed, and Christians killed or persecuted. This is not the destiny of North Korea - she belongs to the Lord. Let us contend for this too.

What a Beautiful Name (Hillsong Worship)

You were the Word at the beginning
One With God the Lord Most High
Your hidden glory in creation
Now revealed in You our Christ

What a beautiful Name it is
What a beautiful Name it is
The Name of Jesus Christ my King

What a beautiful Name it is
Nothing compares to this
What a beautiful Name it is
The Name of Jesus

You didn't want heaven without us
So Jesus, You brought heaven down
My sin was great, Your love was greater
What could separate us now

What a wonderful Name it is
What a wonderful Name it is
The Name of Jesus Christ my King

What a wonderful Name it is
Nothing compares to this
What a wonderful Name it is
The Name of Jesus
What a wonderful Name it is
The Name of Jesus

Death could not hold you, the veil tore before you
You silenced the boast, of sin and grave
The heavens are roaring, the praise of your glory
For you are raised to life again

You have no rival, you have no equal
Now and forever, God you reign
Yours is the kingdom, yours is the glory
Yours is the name above all names

Praying for Singapore 2018 schedule

2018 has been designated Year of Prayer, as we enter into a time of contending for the Lord's purposes for our nation. "Consecrate a fast: call a solemn assembly. Gather the elders and all the inhabitants of the land to the house of the Lord your God, and cry out to the Lord." (Joel 1:14)

Here is a summary of what has been planned:
1. 40-day prayer (July 1 - August 7).  Over a span of six weeks, 24 churches will helm a time of prayer nightly -- so as to cover the North, East, West and Central areas of Singapore. Here is the schedule of where to go to join fellow believers in prayer during this time. "

2. Day of His Power (8 August) - Singapore Indoor Stadium
3. Walk of Love (9 August)
4. National Prayer Convocation (7 Oct - National Stadium, 4 -7pm)

And of course, there are still the weekly prayer meetings going on which one can participate in.  These include the daily 6.30 - 8.30am prayer meetings at Kum Yan Methodist Church (including public holidays) and city@prayer every Friday 12.30pm - 1.30pm at St Andrew's Cathedral.

If my people, who are called by my name, humble themselves and pray and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and heal their land. (2 Chronicles 7:14)

Billy Graham National Stadium crusade, Singapore (1978)

For those of us too young to remember, the Billy Graham crusade took place at the National Stadium for five nights, from 6 - 10 December, 1978. It united 237 churches, drew 337,000 attendees, and recorded 12,000 conversions. It was at these meetings that Billy Graham prophesised over Singapore our destiny to be the Antioch of Asia.



2018 marks the 40th year of this prophetic word (In the Bible, 40 years, 70 years or 100 years all signify a generation).

It marks a transition year: what the Lord is saying, and what He will do, I know not yet. But there is a significance to the times and seasons we are in; would those of us who love Singapore press in to hear the Father's heart for our land?

An earlier generation paid the price to bring the gospel to Singapore and Asia.  Only let us keep the fire burning in our generation, too.

"One generation commends your works to another; they tell of your mighty acts" (Psalm 145:4)

Hear us from heaven (New Life Church)

One of my life verses is 2 Chronicles 7:14.
"If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and will forgive their sins and heal their land."

This song is literally written out of that scripture verse.  Love it so much because as it is so much a cry to the Lord to heal our land.

2018 is a pivotal year for Singapore; it is 40 years (a generation) from Billy Graham's word to us that we are an Antioch to Asia. But from prophetic words released to us, our destiny is not secured, because this is also the year of the prophetic review, when God weighs us as a people to see if we have responded to the call.

This must be a year when the church is sober-minded, and in intercession for Singapore. If we will respond rightly, God must do as He promised according to 2 Chronicles 7:14, because He is a God who cannot lie. But do we have the love and passion for Singapore to contend for our nation in this hour?

One of my favorite scenes from The Lord of the Rings, is at the end of "An Unexpected Journey" where the Great Eagles swoop in to rescue the hobbits who are hemmed in by the enemy. It is a pretty scary scene to start, but then becomes an uplifting, majestic one, as the hobbits are literally carried on the backs of the soaring eagles, or held in their powerful talons, to safety.

Reminds me of the verse from Exodus 19:4, where the Lord says to the Israelites after their redemption from Egypt, "You yourselves have seen what I did to Egypt, and how I carried you on eagles' wings and brought you to myself."

God still does the same today.

Daddy's Song (Dennis Jernigan)

A song that made me cry with its portrayal of what the heavenly Father is like… Beautiful!