Christians on Campus - WMSU

29/08/2026

29/08/2026

07/06/2026

"Lam. 3:22-23 It is Jehovah’s lovingkindness that we are not consumed for His compassions do not fail; they are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness."

Congratulations on your Graduation! 🎓✨

All glory and praises belong to the Lord, for His faithfulness has sustained every step of this journey and brought you faithfully to this wonderful milestone. We look back with great gratitude on the precious times shared together on campus—the meaningful meetings, the open moments when burdens were shared honestly, the hymn singings, and prayers lifted for one another through every challenge and joy.

Far beyond academic achievements, these college years were made truly meaningful and noble because together, we learned to enjoy the Lord in all things.

As you step forward into new chapters, our earnest wish and prayer is that your path remains firmly centered on the Lord continually enjoying Him with those who call on His name out of a pure heart. May His faithfulness continue to lead you, His wisdom guide your choices, and His presence be your constant strength. May every success you attain bring glory to His name, and may you always know that the God who has been with you until now will remain your sure refuge and portion all your days.

06/05/2026

In Acts 2:46 the believers continued steadfastly in their meeting life in the temple and from house to house. The word "steadfastly" means that we, the believers, should be fixed, unchanging, constant, unswerving, and firmly loyal to our meeting life.

Hebrews 10:25 also says, "Not abonding our own assembling together, as the custom with some is, but exhorting one another; and so much the more as you see the day drawing near." We should continue to meet until the Lord's coming back. Those who love His appearing should never stop meeting. Wether we can receive a reward or discipline depends on how healthy our church life or meeting life is. Our proper church Life today will become our reward in the millennial kingdom.

As the Lord's coming is drawing near, the world's evil is also increasing, worldly things and affairs frustrate us from having a proper church life and cause us to be discouraged. Many things around us can make our heart cold. Without the meetings we cannot survive, just as the fish dies without being in the water. Hence, meetings are crucial to our Christian life. In every meeting we receive an exhortation and supply to encourage us to go on. Meetings also incite us or stir us up to love the Lord and do good works. We need to be good imitators by imitating those who are faithful and absolute in attending Christian meetings. Our meeting life today will cause us to meet the Lord face-to-face in a glorious way.

15/04/2026

Matthew 13:44 — The kingdom of the heavens is like a treasure hidden in the field, which a man found and hid, and in his joy goes and sells all that he has, and buys that field.

In this parable, the field represents the world, and the treasure hidden within it signifies the kingdom—something not outwardly visible, yet exceedingly precious. The man who found it sold all that he had just to gain that field, showing that the treasure was worth everything to him. Likewise, the pearl of great value reveals the church as something produced through life and transformation, not merely found but formed.

The kingdom and the church are not outward things—they are precious in God’s eyes, like a hidden treasure and a pearl of great value. The Lord gave everything to gain this pearl, and today He is still seeking a people who will live under His inward ruling.

In a world full of mixture, distractions, and appearances, the real call is not just to be part of something outward, but to be inwardly transformed—regenerated from “sand” into something living, precious, and built up. Not just entering as the pearl, but growing as precious stones for God’s expression.

This kingdom life is not forced—it is an inward control, a quiet leading that shapes our choices, our desires, and our daily living. It may restrict us from what others freely do, but it brings us into something deeper, real, and eternal.

Tonight’s message is a reminder: the kingdom is within our living. Choose what is truly valuable, submit to His inward working, and let your daily life express the treasure He sees in you.

08/04/2026

Matthew 13:23 — “But the one sown on the good earth, this is he who hears the word and understands, who by all means bears fruit and produces, one a hundredfold, and one sixtyfold, and one thirtyfold.”

The central burden of this parable is not merely about hearing the word, but about the condition of our heart as the soil where Christ Himself is sown as the seed of life. The Lord does not come primarily as a teacher to give teachings or as a king to establish an outward rule—He comes as a Sower, sowing Himself into us so that the kingdom may grow from within. This means that everything depends not on what we do outwardly, but on how we receive Him inwardly.

The problem is not with the seed, but with the soil. A heart hardened by worldly traffic—filled with ambitions, plans, and constant distractions—cannot receive the word deeply, allowing the enemy to easily sn**ch it away. A shallow heart, though quick to receive with joy, is still occupied with hidden rocks—self, flesh, personal desires, and inward struggles—that prevent the seed from taking root. Then there is the heart consumed by anxiety and the deceitfulness of riches, where the word is choked, leaving no room for growth or fruit.

The Lord’s burden is to gain a good earth in us—a heart that is soft, open, pure, and fully available to Him. A heart that is not occupied with the world, not hindered by hidden sins, and not weighed down by anxieties. Only such a heart gives Him the ground to grow, to spread, and to bear fruit.
This shows us that the kingdom of the heavens is not established by outward works, activities, or human effort, but entirely by the growth of Christ within us. If we truly see this, our focus will shift—from doing for God to allowing God to grow in us. The real question then is not how much we are doing, but how much room we are giving Him in our heart.

May we allow the Lord to deal with every hardened place, remove every hidden rock, and clear away every choking thorn within us, so that our heart may become good soil—where Christ can grow freely and produce fruit for the kingdom.

01/04/2026

𝓡𝓔𝓒𝓡𝓔𝓐𝓣𝓘𝓞𝓝𝓐𝓛 𝓐𝓒𝓣𝓘𝓥𝓘𝓣𝓨

Earlier today, we had a wonderful time in our recreational activity—singing hymns, playing games, and enjoying fellowship with one another. But beyond the laughter and fun, we first pursued the Lord together, and in that pursuit, we truly experienced God. In those moments, God met us, and we experienced Him not just in words, but in our hearts and in our fellowship. Every game, every laugh, every hymn was touched by His presence. This is the true experience of life—God Himself among us♡

29/03/2026

1
If I gained the world, but lost the Savior,
Were my life worth living for a day?
Could my yearning heart find rest and comfort
In the things that soon must pass away?
If I gained the world, but lost the Savior,
Would my gain be worth the lifelong strife?
Are all earthly pleasures worth comparing
For a moment with a Christ-filled life?

2
Had I wealth and love in fullest measure,
And a name revered both far and near,
Yet no hope beyond, no harbor waiting,
Where my storm-tossed vessel I could steer;
If I gained the world, but lost the Savior,
Who endured the cross and died for me,
Could then all the world afford a refuge,
Whither, in my anguish, I might flee?

3
O what emptiness!-without the Savior
'Mid the sins and sorrows here below!
And eternity, how dark without Him!
Only night and tears and endless woe!
What, though I might live without the Savior,
When I come to die, how would it be?
O to face the valley's gloom without Him!
And without Him all eternity!

4
O the joy of having all in Jesus!
What a balm the broken heart to heal!
Ne'er a sin so great, but He'll forgive it,
Nor a sorrow that He does not feel!
If I have but Jesus, only Jesus,
Nothing else in all the world beside-
O then everything is mine in Jesus;
For my needs and more He will provide.