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 CONTENTS

1. CHANGE—A NECESSARY PROCESS 1

2. CHANGE IN OUR MOTIVES AND DESIRES 4

3. CHANGE IN OUR THINKING, ATTITUDES, SPEECH, AND

CONDUCT 6

4. OPEN FOR UNEXPECTED CHANGES 8

5. CHANGE—NECESSARY FOR PROGRESS AND INCREASE 11

6. THE SPIRIT OF CHANGE 12

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CHANGE—A NECESSARY PROCESS
Change! All around us, things are constantly changing. We see
social, political, economic, and a host of other changes taking
place around the world. Things do not always remain the way
they are. “There is one thing constant in the world today and that
is change!” goes a common saying. The word “change” denotes
either an event or a process that causes things to be different
from what they currently are.
Change is important for the Christian too! Our Christian
life began with repentance, which essentially is a change of
heart and mind from sin and satan toward the living God. At that
very moment, God changed us on the inside. We became born-
again! We became new creatures in Christ. In an instant, God
did a creative work in our spirits that brought us out of darkness
into the light, from being in bondage to satan to being free in
Christ. The Christian life is a continuous process of change. God
has predestined us, “to be conformed to the image of His Son”
(Romans 8:29a). It is through a continuous process of change
that we are transformed from the kind of people we are to being
fully Christlike. We are looking forward to that great day of
change when the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with
the sound of a trumpet, and “in the twinkling of an eye … we
shall all be changed” (1 Corinthians 15:51,52). Mortals will put
on immortality. “… we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him
as He is” (1 John 3:2b).

Our life in Christ began with an event of instant change

and it culminates with another instantaneous event of change.

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However, between these two points is a continuous process

of change. This book dwells on that subject and is primarily
motivational and intended to stir us up to be actively involved in
this continuous process of change. We will also consider areas in
our lives that need to be subject to the process of change.
2 Corinthians 3:18
But we all, with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of
the Lord, are being transformed (changed) into the same image from
glory to glory, just as by the Spirit of the Lord.

If our focus is on the Lord, then, it is an inevitable

consequence that we will be changed into His likeness. In fact,
the closer we draw to Him and the more we gaze into His glory,
the more we begin to recognize areas of our lives that need to be
changed. The verse above tells us that we are “being changed”.
(Kindly note the present-continuous tense implying that action
is in progress.) As we are being changed, we are progressing
from glory to glory. Change, therefore, is a necessary process to
move from one realm to the next. This is what brings about the
spiritual growth or progress. There can be no spiritual growth
without change because growth itself is a process of change. We
believe that it is not God’s desire that any of His children remain
in the same spiritual condition over an extended period. Rather,
He desires that we keep moving forward. God does not want us
to become stagnant.

Not only is change necessary when it comes to our spiritual

lives, but it must be evident in every aspect of our daily existence.
We must welcome change in our personality, behavior, intellect,
skills, capabilities, finances, plans, goals, and the like. There must
be a determined and intelligent striving to move on “from glory
to glory” in every area of our lives. After all, God is interested
in every detail of our lives on earth—education, career, family,

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profession, and ministry. In each of these areas, there are always

higher and better things to work toward.

For instance, if you are a successful doctor, you can strive

to become better. Perhaps you could think of new ways through
which you could help bring medicine to those who do not
have the access or the means for treatment. You could think of
doing things that were not necessarily part of your plan before.
As a student, you can strive to improve your knowledge and
performance. As a homemaker, you could seek to improve the
quality of care and comfort that you provide for your family.
As a minister, you could seek to improve your homiletics and
hermeneutics. However, each of these will be possible only if
we are willing to “change.” In the following chapters, we will
consider some of the areas of change.

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CHANGE IN OUR MOTIVES AND DESIRES
Psalm 51:10
Create in me a clean heart, O God,
And renew a steadfast (right) spirit within me.

Our inner motives and desires are extremely important. We

need to realize that even the most spiritual and well-meaning
Christian can have a wrong motive or desire in a certain matter.
None of us are automatically insulated against such evil. Instead,
we are to constantly be on guard against these. The Lord
admonishes, “Keep your heart with all diligence, For out of it
spring the issues of life” (Proverbs 4:23). The responsibility to
protect our hearts from becoming captive to wrong motives lies
with us. There is nothing wrong if we search our own hearts and
recognize that there are indeed such motives and desires. This is
important and the first step toward change. The Bible repeatedly
tells us to examine ourselves.
1 Corinthians 11:28
But let a man examine himself, and so let him eat of the bread and
drink of the cup.

1 Corinthians 11:31
For if we would judge ourselves, we would not be judged.

2 Corinthians 13:5
Examine yourselves as to whether you are in the faith. Test yourselves.
Do you not know yourselves, that Jesus Christ is in you?—unless indeed
you are disqualified.

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Motives in ministry
Having recognized wrong motives and desires, we need to confess
them and ask the Lord to change us. Pray as David did, “Create
in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within
me” (Psalm 51:10). Personally, in our own lives, as we minister
to people, we must constantly guard ourselves against wrong
motives in so many different areas. We need to ask ourselves,
“Why am I doing this? What is my motive? What is my earnest
desire?” For example, if we are invited to minister at a certain
place, we should ask the Lord to prepare our hearts and give us
a pure motive in going there. We must guard our hearts from
focusing on the offering that they may give to our ministry. As
we desire supernatural demonstrations of God’s love and power,
we must guard our hearts from an ulterior motive of wanting to
be recognized as a “very anointed servant of God.” As we seek
to grow in ministry, we need to guard our hearts from desiring
this just to promote our own “ministry” or “kingdom.” We must
constantly remind ourselves that this is “God’s work,” not “our
work” and that this is “God’s Kingdom,” not “our kingdom.”
I have emphasized the importance of watchfulness in
the ministry because our motives and desires determine and
influence many things in our lives. Above all, God sees beyond
our outer expressions. “For the Lord does not see as man sees;
for man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks
at the heart.” (1 Samuel 16:7b). God desires truth in the inner
man (Psalm 51:6). Keep a constant watch on your motives and
desires. If they are not right, go to the Lord and ask Him to
C-H-A-N-G-E you!!

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CHANGE IN OUR THINKING, ATTITUDES,
SPEECH, AND CONDUCT
Romans 12:2a
And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the
renewing of your mind …

Ephesians 4:23
and be renewed in the spirit (attitude) of your mind,

1 Timothy 4:12
Let no one despise your youth, but be an example to the believers in
word, in conduct, in love, in spirit, in faith, in purity.

The Lord wants to see a change in our thinking and attitudes.

The “renewing of your mind” (Romans 12:2) indicates that there
must be a change in our perspectives, attitudes, and the way we
think. There are many dimensions to this. We need to change
from thinking “worldly thoughts” or having attitudes that are
“worldly” and take on the very thoughts and attitudes of God.
We need to get rid of thinking “low” and raise our standards
to think in harmony with the Word and from the standpoint
of faith. Some of us need to get rid of our pessimism, that
negative “can’t-be-done” approach, and begin to see the great
possibilities available through simple faith in God. Some of us
are so entrenched in the “old way” of doing things that we are
unwilling to accept the “fresh and new” that the Lord Himself
wants to do. Our religious customs and traditions have so bound
us in our thinking that we assume that God can do it no other
way except in the way that we have been taught.

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Some others have dreams that are so small, aspirations that

are so low, visions that are so dim that they need to see a change
in these areas. We need to dream big, aspire to accomplish
much for God, and have visions that will make a difference
in the world. Some of us—because of experiences of failure,
defeat, discouragement, or calamity—have fallen into a state
of apathy, hopelessness, or even despair. There seems to be no
drive, motivation, striving for progress and increase. God can
change all that if we are only willing to give Him a little bit
of our cooperation!! Some may be just plain lazy, so laid back
about things, and so lackadaisical. We need a drastic change in
our attitudes!! Some are perpetual procrastinators and they need
to change that. Some are “planners” and “talkers” but just won’t
put their “hands to the plough;” this needs change too. Some
are bound in fear, pride, bitterness, or other character traits that
are not pleasing to God, and He wants to see that changed. God
wants to lift us up to higher levels in our speech and conduct.
Our speech and conduct should be befitting of a believer.
Personally, in our own lives, as we become aware of
thoughts or attitudes that are not right, we need to go to the Lord,
acknowledge them before Him and pray that He will change
us. Even after many years of walking with the Lord, we will
still recognize areas in our lives that need to be changed. Can
you recognize attitudes and thought patterns in your own life
that you want to bring to God and say, “Lord I need to see this
changed in my life?”

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OPEN FOR UNEXPECTED CHANGES
John 3:8
The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but
cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who
is born of the Spirit.”

Being born of the Spirit ushers us into a life where

everything cannot be fully explained. Some things just must
be yielded to and experienced. The Lord Jesus paralleled the
new birth brought about by the Spirit to the wind that blows
where it wants. We only experience it. We do not know its exact
origin or destination. So also, many of the works of the Spirit
cannot be fully explained. We only experience and know what
He has executed. The Lord, at times, may orchestrate events and
circumstances in our lives that are to us totally unexpected. We
have no prior knowledge that we would encounter such things.
They were not a part of our plans. Nevertheless, the wisest thing
to do is to yield to the Lord and “go where the wind blows.” It
is so very important to learn to be open to unexpected changes
that the Lord brings into our lives. These can be turning points
in our lives.

Changes in our ministry

Both Amy (my wife) and I can recount so many instances of
how God used unexpected changes to lead us into what He had
in store for us. Around 1995, my father had been on a business
trip to the U.S. He decided to stop by for one night and visit
me at New Brunswick located in New Jersey, where I lived. He
came in on a Saturday and was to leave the following evening.

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My father had always wanted to visit an African American

church since he desired to experience their singing and style
of worship. There was an African American church nearby
and so we stopped there on Sunday morning. I had never seen
or experienced that kind of vibrant, spontaneous singing ever
before. It was very loud, almost deafening, and it seemed like
the building would come down! At least it appeared that way
to me! Up until that time, I had been working and having close
fellowship with Korean American brothers and sisters at the
University. We enjoyed freedom in praise, yet, it was nothing
like what I witnessed there. A thousand thoughts ran through my
mind then. I knew deep within me that such freedom in worship
was right. I had always wanted to be free to express praise and
worship to the Lord. But compared to what was happening at
this African American church, I seemed stiffer than a brick wall.
Later that day when I was alone, I seemed to be so confused.
One part of me said, “Lord I do not want to go back there. I can
never be like them. And I can’t tolerate the volume.” Another
part of me said, “Lord I really want what they have—that kind
of freedom to worship you.” Well, to summarize, I did go back
there and when Amy joined me, we went back together. Within
a short time, I was given opportunities to minister at that church
and we did so every Wednesday night. We were able to meet
such wonderful African American brothers and sisters there.
We also met Manuel and Tania, a Spanish-speaking couple who
were visiting. Later, we were invited to minister at the Hispanic
church, which they were planting. Soon after, we began to share
much more in the life of the Hispanic church. Manuel and Tania
spent time with us on a weekly basis to study the Word. Amy
helped in the music ministry at the Hispanic church and with
their help, we made our way to Ecuador for a time of ministry in
November 1996!

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Look at all that came about as a chain reaction to my

father’s one-night stop in New Brunswick!! Unexpected? Most
surely!! Did we plan it? Surely not!! We just learned to go where
the Wind of the Spirit was blowing. Never did we imagine that
we would be ministering to the African American or Hispanic
communities. Wherever He wishes to blow, we will go!! Be
ready and open for the unexpected changes that God wants to
bring into your life.

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CHANGE—NECESSARY FOR PROGRESS
AND INCREASE

John 12:24
Most assuredly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground
and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it produces much grain.

We are “changed” from glory to glory. Therefore, to move from

the level of glory that we experience today to the next, we must
first be changed. Things that keep us stagnant and hinder our
progress—be it our motives, attitudes, conduct, or speech—must
be changed. We’ve got to arise and acknowledge these things for
what they are and with God’s help, we’ve got to see them changed.
We can consider where we are today as being symbolized by that
single “grain of wheat.” If we want to move into that state where
we increase into “much grain,” then we must first “fall into the
ground,” “die” and then “produce much grain.” This symbolizes
the process of change in us. We must first fall to the ground and
that requires humility. It requires humility on our part to accept
the fact that we need to be changed. We must die to self. This
can be a painful process at times. Then we will be raised into
the next level of glory, thus, experiencing progress and increase.

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THE SPIRIT OF CHANGE
Genesis 1:1-3
1
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
2
The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was on the face of
the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters.
3
Then God said, “Let there be light”; and there was light.

The Spirit of the Lord changes us from glory to glory.

The Holy Spirit is the agent of change. The earth was formless,
empty, and dark. But yet, the Spirit of God was moving on the
face of the waters. God spoke the Words, “Let there be light”
(Genesis 1:3) and the mighty Holy Spirit of God brought light,
in the midst of darkness. It is very significant that the Spirit of
God was brooding upon the face of this formless, dark, and
empty earth at the time when God was ready to speak those
creative and restorative words. We are convinced that the Holy
Spirit is the Spirit of change. He is the one who brings change
and transformation. He did it on a very large scale when the face
of the earth was restored (Genesis 1). Then, how much more can
we expect Him to work on us by infusing us with the glory of
God and transforming us so that we too can be good in His sight.
He works in us only to the extent that we are yielded to Him.
Open your heart to the Holy Spirit. Present yourself to Him and
ask Him to change you. Ask Him to help you deal with those
areas in your life that need to be changed.

The Word of God causes change

In the creative and restorative work of God, not only did the
Holy Spirit move upon the earth but the Word of God was also

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spoken over the darkness and emptiness (Genesis 1). Even so,
the Spirit and the Word together bring about changes in our
lives. Expose your heart and mind to the Word of God. Read and
meditate on it yourself and the Word of God will begin to release
its transforming power into your life.

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 A PRAYER
Lord, Change Me!

Dear Father,

I come to you in the name of Jesus. Lord, there are things

in my life, which I see, that need to be changed. Lord, change
me by the power of your Word and by your Spirit. I want to
move on from where I am to where you want me to be. I want to
become all that you want me to become. I want to receive all that
you have in store for me. Lord, change my heart and my mind.
Change my motives, my attitudes, my speech, and conduct. Help
me to get rid of the things that hinder me from progressing and
increasing in the things of God.
Amen.

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DO YOU KNOW THE GOD WHO LOVES YOU?
About 2000 years ago, God came into this world as a man. His name
is Jesus. He lived a perfectly sinless life. Since Jesus was God in flesh,
everything He said and did reveal God to us. The words He spoke were
the very words of God. The things He did were the actions of God.
Jesus did many miracles on the earth. He healed the sick and suffering.
He opened blind eyes, unstopped deaf ears, made the lame to walk
and healed every kind of sickness and disease. He fed the hungry by
miraculously multiplying a few loaves of bread, calmed the storm and
did many other wonderful things.
All these actions reveal to us that God is a good God who
wants people to be well, whole, healthy and happy. God wants to
meet the needs of people.
So why then would God decide to become a man and step into
our world? Why did Jesus come?
All of us have sinned and done things that are unacceptable before
the God who created us. Sin has its consequences. Sin is like a great
unsurpassable wall between God and us. Sin separates us from God. It
prevents us from knowing and having a meaningful relationship with
the One who created us. Therefore, many of us try to fill this void with
other things.
Another consequence of our sins is eternal separation from God.
In God’s court, the penalty for sin is death. Death is eternal separation
from God in hell.
But the good news is that we can be free from sin and be restored
to God. The Bible says, “For the wages [payment] of sin is death,
but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Romans
6:23). Jesus paid for the sins of the whole world when He died on the
cross. Then, three days later He rose again, showed Himself alive to
many and then went back into heaven.
God is a God of love and mercy. He does not wish that any person
be lost in hell. And so, He came to provide a way for the entire human
race to be free from sin and its lasting consequences. He came to save
sinners—to rescue people like you and me from sin and eternal death.
To receive this free forgiveness of sins, the Bible tells us that we
have to do just one thing—accept what the Lord Jesus Christ did on
the cross and to believe in Him wholeheartedly.
“… through His name, whoever believes in Him will receive
forgiveness of sins” (Acts 10:43).
“that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in
your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved”
(Romans 10:9).
You too can receive forgiveness and cleansing for your sins if you
will believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.
The following is a simple prayer to help you decide to believe in
the Lord Jesus Christ and what He has done for you on the cross. This
prayer will help you express your acceptance of what Jesus has done
for you and receive forgiveness and cleansing for your sins. This prayer
is only a guideline. You can also pray in your own words.
Dear Lord Jesus, today, I have understood what You did for me
on the cross. You died for me, you shed Your precious blood and paid
the penalty for my sins so that I could be forgiven. The Bible tells me
that whoever believes in You will receive forgiveness for their sins.
Today, I decide to believe in You and to accept what You did for
me by dying for me on the cross and rising again from the dead. I know
I cannot save myself by my own good works, and neither can any other
human save me. I cannot earn forgiveness for my sins.
Today, I believe in my heart and say with my mouth that You died
for me, You paid the penalty for my sins, You rose again from the dead,
and by faith in You, I receive forgiveness and cleansing for my sins.
Thank You, Jesus. Help me to love You, to know You more and
to be faithful to You.
Amen.
 ABOUT ALL PEOPLES CHURCH
Our vision at All Peoples Church is to be salt and light in the city of
Bangalore, a voice to the nation and to the nations.
All Peoples Church is a Jesus loving, Word focused, Spirit filled,
family church, an equipping center, a missions base and a world outreach.

• As a family church, we grow together as a community in

Christ-centered fellowship, caring and serving each other in love
as the assembly of God.
• As an equipping center, we empower and equip every believer
to live victoriously, mature into Christlikeness and fulfill God’s
purposes for their lives.
• As a missions base, we engage in meaningful ministry to bless
our city, nation and the nations with the full Gospel of Jesus Christ
through the Word of God and supernatural demonstrations of the
power of the Holy Spirit.
• As a world outreach, we serve locally and globally by nurturing
godly leaders and Spirit-filled churches who can impact their regions
for the Kingdom of God.
At APC, we are committed to presenting the complete,
uncompromised Word of God in the anointing and demonstration of His
Holy Spirit. We believe that good music, creative presentations, brilliant
apologetics, contemporary ministry techniques, the latest technology and
so on, can never substitute the God-ordained approach of proclaiming
the Word in the power of the Holy Spirit with signs, wonders, miracles
and gifts of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 2:4,5; Hebrews 2:3,4). Our
theme is Jesus, our content is the Word, our method is the Holy Spirit’s
power, our passion is people and our goal is Christ-like maturity.

With our main base in Bangalore, All Peoples Church has several
other church locations in India. To get a current listing and contact
information of All Peoples Church locations, please visit our website
at [Link]/locations or send an email to contact@[Link].
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Breaking Personal and Generational Bondages The Conquest of the Mind
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How to Help Your Pastor
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Integrity
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Kingdom Builders
We Are Different
Laying the Axe to the Root
Who We Are in Christ
Living Life Without Strife
Women in the Workplace
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Our Services are for all age groups and address a wide range of
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 PARTNER WITH ALL PEOPLES CHURCH
All Peoples Church ministers beyond its own borders as a local church
by reaching out across India, especially North India, with a special focus
on (A) Strengthening Leaders, (B) Equipping young people for ministry
and (C) Building up the Body of Christ. Several training seminars for
young people and ‘Christian Leaders’ Conference’ are held throughout
the year. In addition, several thousands of copies of publications are
distributed free of cost in English and other Indian languages with the
purpose of equipping believers in the Word and in the Spirit.
We invite you to partner with us financially by sending either a
one-time gift or a monthly financial gift. Any amount that you can send
to help us in this work across our nation will be greatly appreciated.

You can send your gift by cheque / bank draft payable to “All
Peoples Church” to our office address. Else, you can remit your
contribution directly by bank transfer using our bank account details.

Account Name: All Peoples Church

Account Number: 50200068829058
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Kindly note: All Peoples Church can only accept bank contributions
from an India based bank account. When making your contribution,
if desired, you can indicate the specific APC ministry area where you
would like your contribution to be used. For additional details, please
visit [Link]/give.

Also, please remember to pray for us and our ministry whenever you can.
Thank You and God Bless!
 ALL PEOPLES CHURCH BIBLE COLLEGE
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All Peoples Church Bible College and Ministry Training Center in Bangalore,
India, provides Spirit-filled, anointed, hands-on training and equipping for
ministering in the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit along with a
doctrinally sound and intellectually stimulating study of God’s Word. We
believe in developing the whole person for ministry emphasizing godly
character, deep roots in the Word of God and powerful demonstrations of signs,
wonders and miracles, all flowing out of an intimate relationship with the Lord.

At All Peoples Church Bible College (APC-BC), in addition to sound

teaching, we emphasize the love of God in demonstration, the anointing and
presence of the Holy Spirit and the supernatural work of God. Several young
men and women have been trained and sent out to fulfill God’s call over their
lives.

We offer three programs.

• One-year Certificate in Theology and Christian Ministry ([Link].)
• Two-year Diploma in Theology and Christian Ministry ([Link].)
• Three-year Bachelor's in Theology and Christian Ministry ([Link].)

Classes are held each weekday, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m.-12 noon,
Indian Time (UTC+5:30). We offer three learning options.

• On-Campus: Attend in-person classes at the campus

• Online: Attend live lectures online
• E -Learning : Self-paced lear ning t hrough t he online por t al
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To apply online, and for more information about the college, curriculum,
eligibility criteria, tuition costs and to download the application form, please
visit [Link].