Proclaim AhnsahnghongProclaiming the Glory of Father Ahnsahnghong

Now many people have heard about the Church of God World Mission Society and they are curious as to why we “preach” the word of God. I’ll give you a scenario:

Lets say in a family of 5 children, of course the parents are together with them. The family is very wealthy and would need to aquire nothing in this lifetime. However, the whole family is shocked to find that the youngest of the 5 are missing. What would the family do? What would the daddy do? What would the mommy do? What would the bros and sis do? If this were a real family, the dad would spend all his his fortune searching for the lost one. Though he owns all things in his city, what is its worth without his child? The mom wouldn’t even be able to eat, up all night worrying about her lost child. Losing sleep, the condition of the mom’s body begins to fail.  For the children who are old enough to realize what’s going on, they help to look for their lost brother/sister, searching everywhere. The whole family takes part in the search, not caring about how they appear to the rest of the world.

Through this worldly example, I can understand just a little about the Heavenly story. As we are originally from heaven (Eccl. 12:7), and that is our true home, we are all lost from heaven because of our sin. (Luke 19:10, Matt. 9:13) All of us are sinners, if not we wouldn’t die (Rom. 6:23). But Our Father Ahnsahnghong and Mother Jerusalem, who are God, came to this earth to look for the children that were lost from heaven. The way to do that is by seeing if they hear what God said (John 8:47), this is called preaching. Father Ahnsahnghong and Mother never cared what the people, the creatures, thought about Them. Only They continued looking for Their children.

So, too, we in the Church of God World Mission Society will continue to preach to find out who will hear Our Father and Mother’s voice. God speaks through the Bible, so when we speak about what God says we are preaching. It doesn’t matter how we look, only if we can find our brothers and sisters from heaven. However, the way I see it is we’re not just “preaching,” we’re looking for our lost family members.