With much patience we labour in love, giving every person a chance to the free redemptive grace of Christ regardless of age, gender, nationality, race, social status, or even the weight of failure or sins crushing their souls...

We believe that the same grace given to Jacob the deceiver, Rahab the prostitute, Zaccheus the extortioner, the adulterous Samaritan woman at the well, Thomas the doubter, Peter the coward and Legion the demon possessed is accessible by all who will realize the fallen state of their hearts. We affirm that Christ Jesus is still on the mercy seat in heaven interceding for His children, hence, the way of salvation is still open to all who can believe and receive it.

This humble assembly has served as a refuge for the outcast. Just like Gilead was a precious city of refuge for the death-marked fugitives. It is synonymous to the Cave of Adullam that was a life-line to those who were distressed, indebted, and discontented with a religious establishment that had no reverence to God’s Word and servants but thrived in popular culture, forced submission, character assassination and pursuit for influence and wealth. The Cave of Adullam was a hiding place for David and all who were desperate for God’s protection from the lifeless religion and bloody sword of King Saul. As such, this assembly is more of a hospital to sick souls, and a repair shop for broken lives. The only way to do this is by self-sacrifice for the gain of the needy as declared by Prophet Branham:

85 Now, the first thing I want to say, is, Jesus never lived for Himself. His life was spent for others. That’s, perfectly, Eternal Life. When you say you go to church, and you do good things, that’s fine. But when you live your life to yourself, you haven’t Eternal Life. Eternal Life, is living for others. It proved it when It come in the Lamb of God. He lived, and had Eternal Life, because He did not live for Himself. He lived for others. And you receive Eternal Life, by receiving that day, and you don’t live for yourself no more. You live for others.

86 Someone said, “How can you stand, let anybody call you such bad names?” You don’t live for yourself. You live for others, that you might redeem that man. You become sons. And the trouble of it is, the church has forgot they were sons. You’re a son. You’re taking Christ’s place. You’re a son, so don’t live for yourself. Live for others.

87 “Well, Brother Branham, I can live for this brother, because he sure is a nice man.” That’s not it. 88 Live for that man who hates you. Live for that person who would kill you if they could. That’s what they done to Him. They killed Him, and He died, that He might save them. That’s Eternal Life. When, you, that’s in your bosom, you’re facing Heaven then. But you sacrifice your own things, give them up, like the sheep gives its wool. You look on, towards Calvary.

89 I hope this helps you to get in a place. That’s what the tabernacle, that’s what all people, has got to do, is find out what you are, and what’s the purpose. Church, isn’t going to church just to play music, sing songs. Church is a place where correction. “Judgment begins at the house of God.”

Rev. William Marrion Branham (60-0925 — That Day On Calvary)

Authored By: Pastor Samuel Waititu