Introduction

Good day to all. From the first to the eighth discourse, I have expounded on the theoretical or theological framework of Chinese Mingding Destiny healing and deliverance. The crux of the matter lies here: You will observe that what I describe, such as complete healing for everyone, does not exist in real life. Another instance is, Your faith has saved you, yet many find that their faith has not delivered them. Many issues intertwine, causing great perplexity. Is the Bible flawed, or are we at fault?

The ninth discourse addresses Our Frequent Errors. If we err frequently, we certainly cannot attain our desired outcomes. In the real world, should you construct a bridge contrary to the established principles of bridge-building, the bridge will inevitably collapse. If high-speed rail is built disregarding the proper methods, the resulting train will be inoperable. Likewise, if aircraft are manufactured deviating from aeronautical standards, they will either be incapable of flight or will not return after taking off—a situation more problematic than non-flight. Therefore, it is crucial to acknowledge our proneness to error. One's progress hinges on the recognition of one's frequent missteps.

During my university days, a classmate of mine toiled arduously with programming. He spent two months writing a program that consistently failed to run, a predicament that left him visibly frustrated. Back then, using computers was not as convenient as using smartphones today. With several thousand students vying for computer time, one had to queue for limited hours. Two months of fruitless effort were indeed disheartening.

He then exclaimed, The computer must be at fault. Does this sentiment resonate with what we often hear? At times, we might question, God, have you made a mistake? But is it we or God who has erred? If we habitually assume God's error, our situation becomes dire and improvement impossible.

Consequently, my classmate was despondent. Seeing this, several close friends and I assisted him in reviewing the program. We identified a glaring flaw that we rectified within a mere five minutes. Including some discussion, the entire process took about half an hour, and the program worked flawlessly. So, who was at fault? He was.

Later, I formulated a principle: people are excessively fond of blame-shifting. Do you harbour a habit of shifting blame? The conviction of one's own correctness and others' error is deeply insidious. Recently, one of our junior pastors—many of those I train become pastors, who in turn oversee leaders we call junior pastors—

one of them ministered to a chronically ill individual who had been a believer for decades. Bedridden with paralysis, how much had he gotten right? He had accomplished few things correctly in his life. He argued with the junior pastor over the phone, who was diligently attempting to liberate him from his constraints. However, failing to grasp what was being done, he quarrelled, stating, I initially desired healing and had the faith to attend classes and complete homework, but now I lack even that faith, all due to this junior pastor.

I pondered, This person has lived his life in such a manner and continues thus? He blames others, attributing fault to the junior pastor. While the junior pastor may not be faultless, his motive was to eliminate the person's harmful habits. Yet, when these habits were challenged, the person retaliated. Is this not strange? He rejects the good intentions of others and deems them wrong while considering himself right.

The world abounds with those who believe they are right. I even know a theologian who neglects what Jesus did and engages in what Jesus did not, resembling Jesus in speech only. He believes himself correct and authors numerous books. Early in my faith, I was recommended his works, which I purchased for S$500—two months' savings. I spent S$500 on a stack of his books, only to become more confused with each read.

Have you ever found yourself perplexed by certain books? If so, it could be due to the book's poor writing or your misinterpretation. I wondered why I struggled to understand. The issues he explored were peculiar. Later, I realized that the fault lay not in my comprehension but in his lack of clarity. How could I possibly understand? It would be odd if I babbled incoherently and yet you understood me. I discovered that this could be deadly. To impart how things should be done when one has failed oneself is akin to teaching others how to build an airplane that one's own creation cannot fly—downright sinister.

Do you grasp what I am conveying? My point is that we often err. If we acknowledge our errors, we will strive to correct them. Why do we lecture on the theoretical framework of Chinese Mingding Destiny healing and deliverance? Because the Bible dictates thus. If anyone can demonstrate that my teachings contradict the Bible, I will certainly revise them.

The problem arises when the Bible clearly states something, yet we cannot implement it. Some then argue that the Bible is flawed, written two thousand years ago, claiming that the demons prevalent in Jesus' time no longer exist today. Such arguments hinder our true understanding of God. If we admit our frequent errors, the situation becomes manageable.

How many things do we get right today? Seemingly few. For instance, a poorly raised child might become a caretaker in their own home. We perform our work inadequately and then blame everything else. Recently, I encountered a sister who argued with her boss. Naturally, she believed herself to be correct, but what good can come from arguing with one's superior? Incapable of learning or working effectively, she often deems herself right, prompting me to exclaim, Heavens, God!

Thus, our church excels in frequently acknowledging its errors. You might retort, I often perceive you as highly competent. While that may be your perception, I inherently feel that I often fall short. Some might ask, Do you think you are always right? The truth is, we often err, and our strength lies in this acknowledgment. Others frequently believe themselves to be correct, leaving me speechless.

I am truly moved! Once, I was invited to speak, and my tendency to offend people posed a dilemma. Unable to change this flaw, I cause discomfort to both myself and others. I inquired, Are you certain you want me to speak? The first day, others took turns speaking while I listened, finding their messages somewhat off-track.

Is my statement arrogant? I felt that their teachings did not entirely align with the Bible. I know what the Bible says, and I could not find their teachings within its pages. For example, how does one discern whether speaking in tongues originates from God or demons? To ask for the Holy Spirit's filling, only to claim that an evil spirit has arrived, is deeply offensive to God. I can provide numerous examples, such as the question, If God does not heal you, will you still believe in Him?

Good heavens, what kind of question is that? I suspect that the person does not believe what the Bible says, instead trusting in what they observe. We often see a lack of healing, but the Bible states that all are healed. What is your initial reaction? You might suggest that the Bible is mistaken. Just as we would quickly amend our program if it failed to run, rather than stubbornly insisting on its correctness for two agonizing months, what are we to make of those who claim that the Bible is in error?

Chinese Mingding Destiny Arises from Acknowledging Our Errors

How did our Chinese Mingding Destiny originate? It stemmed from the constant recognition of our errors. If we were correct, we would resemble Jesus. Some might argue, How many resemble Jesus? You are not Jesus. Does the Bible not instruct us to do what Jesus did, even greater things? Does it not also say, Imitate me, just as I also imitate Christ? To neglect what Jesus did and engage in what He did not is hardly right.

I am deeply moved. Chinese Mingding Destiny began with my acknowledgment of not being right. I invested money and effort, yet failed and was cursed. Initially, I occasionally likened myself to Job, but that notion was tenuous and quickly corrected. I was not Job; I must have erred. Why? Because I had studied the Bible extensively in recent years, comparing my actions to its teachings. Where I had erred, I corrected myself.

Do you think Chinese Mingding Destiny arose from self-righteousness? That would never happen. If we recognize our errors, we have the opportunity to correct them—this is called repentance. To be paralyzed in bed and still believe oneself right, blaming others, is beyond redemption. Therefore, dear brothers and sisters, do not assume that getting one thing right means you are always right. People might say, Do you believe Chinese Mingding Destiny is always right? Do you think you are superior? I would reply that there are many things we have not yet gotten right—that is the truth. Some, upon achieving success, act as if they possess complete knowledge of God. How can that be? We are striving diligently to this day.

When I was invited to speak, I cautioned, Are you certain you want me to speak? I might offend people. What offends? Their insistence on their errors. I boldly point them out, stirring up a hornet's nest. They may not explicitly admit their mistakes, but they retort with a familiar phrase, Do you think you are always right?

Oh, my goodness! Whether I am right or wrong is my own assessment. Whether you are right or wrong is your concern. You need to question your own correctness, not mine. So, today, our frequent errors are called repentance. Without this foundation, progress is impossible. Therefore, Chinese Mingding Destiny has accomplished much because it constantly recognizes its errors and repents.

In the past, when I founded a church, I did not pray but instead used hams, roasted chickens, and ducks to attract believers. But what problems can these things solve? Housing issues, employment problems, work-related difficulties—my gospel lacked power and resolved nothing. Even in those circumstances, I thank God that my motives were right, but the problem was that doing wrong, even with good intentions, is still wrong. Later, I deeply repented and began to build a church of prayer.

Self-Righteousness Hinders Growth

The biggest impediment to growth is self-righteousness, or the pursuit of one's own righteousness. From birth, people rarely get things entirely right. Thankfully, we recognize our self-righteousness, turn away from it, and repent, leading us to where we are today.

I thank God for His faithfulness, having waited long for my repentance. Do you desire to be wise? The wisest thing one can do is to acknowledge one's errors. If one knows one is wrong, ignorant, unable to learn, unable to solve problems, and unlike Jesus, matters become simpler.

In the ministry over the years, I have frequently encountered self-righteous individuals who are untouchable and unapproachable. Serving them can be difficult. If you are not genuine and do not seek God's pleasure, you please no one. As Paul stated, if I still pleased men, I would not be a servant of Christ.

Thank God that if you heed this and begin to repent today, you still have a chance. Whether you are sixty or seventy, there is still opportunity. Among those I serve, many are self-righteous—dizzy, blurred vision, confused, and unsteady, yet they still deem themselves right. Even with cancer or ankylosing spondylitis, they remain unapproachable and convinced of their correctness.

But I thank God that those in our midst who have persevered to this day have been willing to change and have received healing. Why do I say this? I will discuss several aspects of why we often err, after setting the stage for twenty minutes.

Establishing a Complete System of Belief

Why do we often err? I will give an example. Some often cite 1 Corinthians 14, stating that if the tongues are not interpreted, one should remain silent. As a result, many who shut their mouths never reopened them. The chapter says a lot, but they focus on this one sentence because they lack a complete system of belief. I can only say, I am sorry, I do not want to speak to someone who thinks three times eight is twenty-three. Why argue with them? Nothing will come of it. Thus, my work is arduous.

He who speaks in a tongue speaks to God. If no one can understand, should he speak or not? He who speaks in a tongue does not speak to men but to God; for no one understands him, however, in the spirit he speaks mysteries. It does not matter if we do not understand; our God is omniscient. Paul also said, I speak in tongues more than you all. Why do you not mention that? Because he does not want to establish a system of belief, and instead takes the scripture out of context? Is that not disgusting? Therefore, establishing a thorough system of belief is extremely important.

Why are our prayers ineffective? Because we have erred. Today, we see trainloads, shiploads, container-loads of unanswered prayers. Such was my experience—many prayers unanswered. But the Bible does not teach this. God hears prayer, does He not? How can he not listen, if we have erred in how we prayer reaches Him? There are many things that I would list about not being answered to the divine calling I have set out to seek and live in. For example, at Christmas, wearing colourful trousers and waving large fans, engaging in a series of performances on stage—is that appropriate? We often say, What are you doing? Who knows? I am often deeply moved.

One day, a sister heard that worship and praise could bring healing. Their pastor shared a testimony of someone being healed after worship and praise. This information was passed on to me, and I asked the couple who led worship, Since you lead worship, have you been healed? No. I am moved by how such a straightforward thing can be misunderstood.

One day, while I was eating downstairs, a colleague approached me, saying, Teacher, come quickly! A sister has been praying in the room for two days, looking frightening! Something might happen! so I went back and looked through the window. She was worshipping and praising, singing song after song for two days. She was persisting for one minute longer than the devil. Was she better? No.

I knocked on the door and asked, Are you truly enjoying this worship? If so, I will leave. She replied, No, my chest is very uncomfortable. I asked, How many days has it been? She replied, Several days. I asked, How many days have you been worshipping in prayer? She said, Two days. I asked, Is it effective? and she stated, No. At this moment, the Holy Spirit gave me a word: the dark power behind her family! I said, Place your hand on your chest. In the name of Jesus Christ, I command you to go away: leave this sister! After five minutes of prayer, she was healed! Her persistence in faith for two days was impressive! If she were like my university classmate, filled with self-belief about the correctness of his program and with holding those values for two months, would it have been useful? No.

The point of establishing the Chinese Mingding Destiny healing and deliverance system is to understand what the Bible says and to explain it to the people in our church. We must be like Jesus! Not resembling Jesus is nonsense. We must know that God's salvation is not about going to heaven after death but enables us to live out God's glorious image. To truly reach the image of God, our vessels must constantly be filled the Holy Spirit, a spirit without limits in His works!

A woman with a blood disease was instantly healed upon touching Jesus, but if some people were touched, perhaps those who were free of the conditions are now inflicted with it! If this woman with the blood disease did not touch Jesus, instead touching an elephant's leg or a tiger's rear, she would find no healing and may have her life. Does that make sense? Would touching a tiger's rear heal a blood disease? Touching you would not work because you are not Jesus! Although I am not Jesus, I can pursue resembling Jesus. Why can I often achieve rapid resolution? Because I have striven to be like Jesus. Although there are still many areas where I do not resemble Jesus and I know I have a long way to go, I seek to be more like Jesus.

Chinese Mingding Destiny is a continuous and diligent pursuit of growth. As I strive diligently, how much more should you, who are so far behind? Those who resemble Jesus lack nothing – they do need money! Our problem is that we are not like Jesus. Do not say, Do you think you are always right? Upon hearing that, I become overwhelmed, dreading such a response. I want us to preach the gospel of the Holy Spirit's filling. How can those who preach something else resemble Jesus. Therefore, we must be constantly filled with the Holy Spirit.

Some say, Our church does not practice healing and deliverance because God has not given us this gift. Others claim that God has His reasons for having various churches on earth. Why does God build vessels He does not invest in? Dear brothers and sisters, do not make excuses. We must gradually implement and practice what I teach.

Finally, my expectation is that our brothers and sisters can live out God's glorious image, one after another. God created you with His glorious image, and our salvation is to restore that image. Although you may not fully resemble Him today, you resemble Him more than last year, and even more than the year before, continuously being restored. May God, whom I serve in spirit, remember the price I have paid for the brothers and sisters, restoring us one by one, group by group.

I long for our brothers and sisters to know one truth: that our current state is due to our errors. God is faithful, and His promises never fail. Our God's promises in Jesus Christ, in His victorious church, are Amen and faithful.

I deeply hope, as the Apostle Paul said, I labour for this, I pay the price for this. This is my life, this is my destiny. Repentance is simple: admitting our errors and not making excuses. If we have erred, let us resolve to correct it, though it may cost us. Who can compare to the price paid by our Lord Jesus? Our choices in life may seem predetermined, but God never destines what we choose. We are the authors of our own choices. Let us walk this path of victory today.

Brothers and sisters, invest in building a complete system of belief. Even Satan himself cannot deceive you. Do you understand what I am saying? Man lives not on bread alone, but on every word that comes from God's mouth. These words form a system, not just a few words or a single sentence, but all words. God's words in the Bible are wonderfully beautiful. Those who take scripture out of context may well cause you to rest in the Sabbath, because they do not know what that word means in its context. We often commit perverse acts. Today, Christian belief has lost its essence, because it has been defiled with pagan idolatries!

Believing in the Lord means living out God's glorious image, being transformed to the image of Jesus. So many people twist the truth from the Divine. There is nothing in this world that does not require a system of Divine truth! Business requires a business system; sales demand a sales system; marketing has a marketing system; and carpentry has a carpentry system. Which task does not need a system? Once we establish a complete system, we grasp the essence. Building a complete system is that essential.

For example, in marketing or sales, one must understand the theory. Reading a classic marketing management book is essential. The four Ps are the most important in the theory of marketing: product, price, place, and promotion. We have used a lot of these over the years to ensure our church grew to where it is. We promote belief in Jesus Christ, that one can live in their Divine calling as a human. If you do not understand the four Ps, have you not failed in your life? The software is called MVC: model, view, controller. If you work in HR, it is important to buy and read a classical and true set of Human Resources Values to learn how to establish your own human resource management systems in order handle labor!

Building a complete system of belief in Jesus Christ means that one reads Genesis to Revelation to learn how to properly use and walk in the Word. Revelation speaks of the glory of the church, and Genesis show how we were created in His image. Through this, God will begin to restore us to His image! The truth of the bible cannot save everyone, and to teach it outside the true and right source of Gods divine truth is more dangerous then not teaching it at all. We will no longer be confused.

Do What the Word of God Says

I have observed that many people do not act upon the Word of God after reading it, which is a grave issue. How can one understand without practice? Whether I am teaching someone to code or to do carpentry, all my endeavors involve learning by doing and doing by learning. Where did I learn these things? I have been in the IT industry for many years. For example, I might train you in programming for four years, but if you never actually program during those four years, if you are only taught from books, ten or more volumes, what kind of graduate would you be? A useless one, a fresh piece of garbage. Sitting in a classroom listening to a teacher all day achieves nothing. If we learn a little and do a little, we will gradually understand. I do not learn everything from A to Z before I think of doing. Instead, I do A after learning A, I do A and B after learning B, I do A, B, and C after learning C, and I do A, B, C, and D after learning D. Never keep learning without doing.

The Chinese government is quite astute; it clearly identifies the problems within the current education system. I hope that our brothers and sisters today will become useful individuals in society. If we end up as mere religious figures, that is useless, just empty talk all day. We must become useful individuals in the world. Why? Because what we advocate is not simply reading the Bible and becoming religious fanatics, but reading and then acting, acting and then learning, and then discovering that people live out the glorious image of God. You become a highly creative person, a valuable person, someone who can solve problems, not a piece of garbage.

Therefore, brothers and sisters should read the Bible in this way. It is the same with writing programs: learn a little, write a little. That is how it is done. So, following me to learn coding, whether you are 30 or 60, or even 70 or 80 years old, you can learn. Learn a little, do a little, and soon you will know how to learn. Shaping and molding people like this is what we are supposed to do. Do you think Christians should only pray and preach all day? No! We should enable people to live out the glorious image of God, including creativity, accomplishing tasks, and being organized in our work. This will certainly make us competitive in the marketplace.

Read a little Scripture, then act on it, and if it seems wrong, you will then understand what it truly means. This is how the Chinese Mingding Destiny system came about. We saw that the world is full of perplexing things, including unanswered prayers, unhealed illnesses, and many people and things not like Jesus. Seeing these things caused confusion, so we sought, implemented, and acted. As we acted, we understood. Healing and deliverance are like this, discerning good and evil is like this, catering to the flesh is like this. If you want to shape a person, but that person caters to the flesh, loves the world, discerns good and evil, and is lazy, they are good for nothing. They end up lying in bed, unable to rise when they think of it, having a brain but unable to use it, eyes but unable to see, ears but unable to hear, and a mouth but unable to eat. That is a problem. As long as one organ is good, we must use it. No matter how many organs are good, we must use them all.

We must act on the Word of God, for without acting, you will not know if you have done it correctly. I am very much against interpreting Scripture with Scripture, using the Bible to explain the Bible. Can that explain things clearly? Using the Buddhist scriptures to explain the Buddhist scriptures also sounds good, using the Quran to explain the Quran is also a good explanation, but what happens after using the Bible to explain the Bible? In the end, life remains the same, problems are not solved. We read the Word of God and act on it. If we act and find it is wrong, we come back and look again, and find that it does not mean that, that is not how it is done, and then we discover how it should be done. See how many problems I have solved. Many people among us are my works. God works with me, and God's works are also my works.

Read the Word of God and act on it, and if the result is wrong, never say it is fine as it is. If one wall is plastered and the whole wall is full of pockmarks, do not say it is fine as it is. I ask my co-workers, Is it fine as it is? Do you see any problems with this wall? If someone decorated for you and plastered your wall like this, would you pay them? He said he would not pay. I said, You understand. So why should I pay you when you plaster my wall like this? Sometimes people are strange. They would not accept a wall plastered with pockmarks for themselves, but when they plaster my wall like that, they say it is fine as it is. The airplane someone else builds can fly, but the airplane they build themselves cannot fly, and they say it is fine as it is. The church someone else builds can do healing and deliverance, but the church they build cannot do healing and deliverance, and they say it is fine as it is.

So, let us brothers and sisters begin to know God anew, to know ourselves anew. Constantly adjust in the journey of acting on God's Word. These past years, we have adjusted again and again. Some people say, Teacher, why is what you are saying now different from what you said five years ago? I say, Don't you understand? I didn't figure it out five years ago, but I have figured it out today. I am constantly improving, and I enjoy this constant improvement.

I like to write programs, I like many things, I like to work hard, and later I found that I enjoyed the renovation period the most. So, we must do things correctly. If you are a landlord, do it correctly; if you are a lawyer, be a good lawyer; if you are a caregiver, do it correctly. Grasp the essence of everything, establish systems for everything, constantly learn by doing and do by learning, and constantly dismantle and rebuild your own things.

Recently, a boss told me, Do you know? We smash things at our annual meetings every year. For example, if they make computers, they smash computers at the annual meeting. Why? Because the computers have already been made, and the goal for the next year is to make mobile phones. So now they start smashing mobile phones. What do they do after smashing mobile phones? They just keep smashing, constantly dismantling and rebuilding on their original foundation. There must be constant innovation, and as a result, the company's stock has gone up several times over.

Once you weave a cocoon for yourself and hide inside, that is called being trapped in your own cocoon, binding yourself. The Chinese Mingding Destiny is unending on the path of knowing God, constantly dismantling and building, constantly re-understanding, constantly climbing on the spiritual heights, until entering the temple of the God of Jacob, because we can only rebuild after dismantling. Brothers and sisters must constantly move forward. If a person does not dismantle themselves, they cannot grow without breakthrough.

Whether we do things right or wrong is relative. Five years ago, I thought I was doing things right, but five years later, I think I was doing things wrong. One of our sisters is doing 003 ministry, doing 101 courses and Genesis. At first, she led only 2 or 3 classes, but later she was assigned to lead 6 or 7 classes. Her leader asked her how she was doing, worried that she could not handle it, but she said she was doing it very skillfully, very quickly, and did not feel tired at all. In the past, leading 2 classes was exhausting, but now she can handle so many classes with ease. What happened? Originally, she was doing it wrong, but now she is doing it right. At the original height, she did not feel it was wrong, but as the height rises, she looks down on what she used to do.

As the spiritual height continues to climb, the higher the spiritual height, the stronger the power of casting out demons. When climbing to the height of Jesus Christ, casting out demons is instant kill. Others are healed by touching you, anyone who touches your shadow is healed, and handkerchiefs dropped on patients heal them. Whether it is healing and deliverance, or life, our problems are mostly because our height is too low. Why is today's church not like Jesus? Why does healing and deliverance sometimes work and sometimes not? It is because the height is too low. What hinders our growth is ourselves; we ourselves are our own hindrance. Therefore, climb the spiritual heights, constantly dismantle, constantly break through, and constantly build, and the power of casting out demons will increase day by day.

Conclusion

Brothers and sisters, do not be disappointed in me, because I will be stronger next year than this year, and stronger the year after next than next year. Knowing God and being like God is a never-ending path. When I climb up, more people among us will be blessed, and the effectiveness, depth, and breadth of solving problems will increase day by day. So, brothers and sisters, do not be disappointed. With faith and hope, expect that as you run on the spiritual path, you will become more and more like God, and you can also expect that as we run together, each of us will be like Jesus.

As one prophet said: In the future, there will be a church without a name or a face, but everyone here will be like Jesus, like the Apostle Paul. This message was told to me by a sister I once served. One morning, I had just fallen asleep for half an hour when she called me and told me this message, and then I couldn't sleep, I was so excited! God revealed through the prophet that in the future there will be a group of people paving the way for the Lord Jesus' return, each of them climbing on the spiritual path. This is my deep expectation. Our names and our faces are not important; what is important is that each of us becomes more and more like Jesus Christ.

Today, you may be here seeking healing, and you have come to the right place. You are not only to be healed, but also to become like Jesus. You may be healed today, but there is a more beautiful expectation ahead of you. We are looking for a better homeland. You and I run together on the path of being like Jesus, constantly being broken. Today, those of us who are sick will be healed; this is only the first step. After being healed, continue to run. This is a very miraculous place. Although it cannot be seen or touched online, we can experience God here, and we can let each of us live out the image of Jesus Christ.

I have an expectation that in the future we will have hands-on laboratories and programming training to solve people's learning problems. Learning problems must be solved, learning abilities must be improved, and we must know the Word of God and act on the Word of God. May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. God will surely accomplish His will among us.

God bless everyone!