01/04/2011
Against All Odds P1 Concert
Why must we put our fate in the hands of the oppressors? Don't we realize that we, ourselves, are more than conquerors through him that has set us free? Free from our captives, yet we act as if we are slaves to them. Let us not be confused that once we have been set free, we have been set free indeed. Free to do what free people do and that is to live free from bondage. God is the one who sent his son to die on a cross so that we could be set freed but sometimes, the enemy tries to rope us back in by placing different obstacles in front of us. When this happens we become scared and fall a part. This is not the end of the world for God gave us that strength to conquer the unconquerable. The impossible has been made possible through Christ and like Mohammed Ali, the boxer stated, "float like a butterfly sting like a bee." We are the ones that need to be untouchable and unstoppable. Sometimes, we forget that and this is why we are here today at the Against All Odds Concert ministry. This concert was meant to defy every negative thing that would come against us and becoming aware of our new found statuses in the eyes of man and most importantly, the eyes of God. We got a blessing from this concert as it reminded us of God's absolute blessing upon us. As one of the group stated in our own local tongue, "We doh want no sprinkle, We want a dash!" A dash of what? A dash of hope, a dash of positive change, a dash of enlightenment, a dash of love and a dash of unshackling fear in our land. Various groups came together to spread that message in song at this fundraiser and it was a night to remember. The regenerating of our souls is very important as we stand to fight against the arms of the enemy. Take a listen to what went down in Mahaut at the Against All Odds Music Part One Concert.
