On this blending trip to the southern churches, I visited the meeting halls in Segamat, Kluang, Batu Pahat, Muar, and Melaka for the first time. I treasure this blending, which showed me that we are one—no matter where we are, we remain one, for there is only one Body in the universe.
Seeing the local saints, I treasured and appreciated the Christ in them. Through this blending, as spirit touched spirit, our spirits were kindled. I experienced an unspeakable joy and comfort; blending with the saints in this way left me deeply blessed and encouraged. I treasure this sweet flow of life—sharing and singing hymns with the saints, I felt that this flow is living and moving, flowing over each one of us. May the Lord deepen this flow. I really treasure this anointing.
Beyond the outward blending, I also treasured the horizontal fellowship with the saints. Having morning revival, fellowship, and evening prayer with the sisters throughout the trip deepened my vertical fellowship with the Lord as well. Through blending, I practiced turning back to my spirit more. God also spoke to me in many portions and in many ways—through the outward environment, the Holy Word for Morning Revival, and hymns—answering prayers I had offered days earlier. The saints shone like luminaries, and I was able to partake of the fellowship in this light and hear God's speaking.
I treasure that God is a speaking God, and I treasure having a part in this blending. Praise Him—there is only one Body in the universe! We are one, and nothing can separate us. May the love of God, the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, and the grace of the Son be with us all. May the Lord bless the churches in the south. Amen! (LSY)

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I praise and thank the Lord for the blending trip to the churches in Segamat, Kluang, Johor Bahru, Batu Pahat, Muar, and Melaka. I deeply enjoyed the hospitality and shepherding of the local saints.
Through the messages we pursued on the trip, I was reminded to take in the Word and touch the Spirit daily by coming to the Bible and praying. We also need to confess our offenses and sins, asking the Lord to cleanse us so that our conscience stays sensitive.
A purified conscience becomes an open gate for us to contact the Lord and for Him to enter into us, keeping us in a proper condition of abiding in Him. As branches abiding in Christ, the true vine, we will enjoy Him and all His riches. (DL)