The Believer’s Ministry Class (BMC) recently commemorated its first anniversary with a highly charged and unforgettable service, marked by intense spiritual teachings that left attendees invigorated and inspired.
The service, which featured the renowned gospel outfit Joyful Praise, will go down in history as one of the most electrifying and supercharged atmospheres, with Apostle Joy, the visionary behind BMC, at the helm. With unbridled passion and conviction, Apostle Joy imparted spiritual truths with boldness and candor, drawing from the scriptures, particularly John 3:34, which states, “For the one whom God has sent speaks the words of God, for God gives the Spirit without limit.”
As he reflected on the BMC’s journey, Apostle Joy highlighted the class’s core purpose, saying, “when we started the class, we said it was for three things: finding the lost, teaching the found, and sending the found.” He further emphasised the importance of discovering one’s purpose, stating, “We are not only finding those without God but those in the kingdom who do not understand their purpose. They will find words to express desires they had to pursue their purpose with clarity.”
Apostle Joy’s message resonated deeply with the class, reinforcing the notion that “God is not a theory to be taught, but a reality to be shown.” The BMC has been instrumental in raising bold Christians who are equipped to live out their faith with confidence and conviction. Through its teachings, the class has ignited a spiritual awakening, empowering believers to walk in their God-given purpose and live a life that reflects the love and truth of Christ.
The excitement and anticipation in the room were palpable as the class hungered for Bible truths to be taught with clarity and depth. The service was a testament to the power and the impact of being grounded in the Word of God.
As the BMC continues to grow and expand its reach, it remains committed to its mission of finding, teaching, and sending out believers who are equipped to make a difference in the world.