THE MYSTERY BEHIND MEN WHO ENJOY DIVINE HELP | APOSTLE JOSHUA SELMAN

Divine help, God's mercy, destiny helpers and persistent faith: Apostle Joshua Selman teaches how to seek Jesus, recognize compassionate help and keep following Him after an encounter. THE MYSTERY BEHIND MEN WHO ENJOY DIVINE HELP | APOSTLE JOSHUA SELMAN How can we seek mercy and recognize genuine help without letting disappointment close our hearts? In this Koinonia miracle service, Apostle Joshua Selman draws lessons from the blind man in Luke 18:35–43 and the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:30–35. The message emphasizes God's generosity, humble enquiry and faith that persists through discouragement. Hearing that Jesus was passing by became an opportunity to cry out for mercy. After receiving his sight, the man followed Jesus and glorified God: the encounter led to discipleship, not merely relief. The Good Samaritan illustrates compassionate help in practical terms. He stopped, tended wounds, provided transport, arranged accommodation and paid for continued care. Apostle Selman highlights the difference between people who observe suffering and those who become a bridge toward restoration. The teaching encourages discernment without letting past hurt close your heart. The service includes worship, prayers for strength, deliverance, healing, employment and business needs, participants' testimonies, and an invitation to receive Jesus. The focus is receiving help while directing attention back to God. IN THIS MESSAGE, YOU WILL LEARN: • Why mercy and persistent faith matter when seeking God's help. • How humble enquiry can open the way to understanding and change. • How to distinguish encouragement toward Jesus from distracting voices. • What compassionate helpers do beyond offering comforting words. • Why gratitude and following Jesus should continue after an answer. • How to pray about personal needs while keeping God's glory in view. As you listen, consider the voices influencing your expectations. Are they helping you seek Jesus, or persuading you to stop? Reflect on your response to someone else's need. The Samaritan's compassion became action: receiving help and helping others belong together. Use the chapters to revisit the teaching and prayer sections. Bring your concerns before God, remain thankful and continue growing in Christ. The closing salvation invitation offers a response for those seeking a fresh beginning or renewed commitment to Jesus. VIDEO CHAPTERS 00:00 Opening and thanksgiving 03:40 Thanksgiving for the UK School of Ministry 05:33 Welcome and service introduction 08:38 Ministry announcements 16:16 Opening prayer 17:08 Prayer for boldness, healing and signs 19:29 Prayer concerning God's promises 21:06 The purpose of a miracle service 22:27 Five channels for receiving 25:31 Luke 18: The blind man cries for mercy 29:53 God's generosity and receiving by faith 36:13 Lessons from the man's condition 44:11 Hearing, enquiry and an opportunity for change 48:47 Crying out for mercy 51:11 Encouraging voices and discouraging voices 54:28 Abraham's faith in God's promise 56:16 Zacchaeus and encountering Jesus 58:31 Holding on to hope 1:00:04 Following Jesus after receiving 1:02:08 Identity beyond your condition 1:04:37 Seeking help despite distractions 1:06:47 Gratitude while seeking further help 1:14:04 Discernment in relationships 1:19:17 Luke 10: The Good Samaritan 1:20:47 Compassion and genuine helpers 1:22:10 Practical care that bridges pain and restoration 1:27:09 Understanding personal prophetic guidance 1:29:29 Prayer for newness 1:32:28 Prayer for help and strength 1:34:46 Prayer for the brokenhearted 1:38:35 Prayer for deliverance and children 1:41:00 Teaching on dimensions of fire 1:45:21 Congregational prayer and ministration 1:54:20 Prayer for couples awaiting children 1:56:52 Prayer over personal concerns 2:04:30 Extended healing prayers 2:18:28 Employment and empowerment 2:23:03 Prayer for employment 2:24:50 Prayer for business needs 2:26:46 Participants share testimonies 2:36:38 Online testimonies and further prayers 2:49:29 Prayer for a life that points others to God 2:58:29 Prayer over written requests 3:07:05 Salvation and renewed commitment 3:10:19 Salvation prayer 3:11:47 Closing announcements and blessings Healing testimonies are participants' reports, not independent medical verification. Prayer does not replace professional medical care. Like, share and subscribe for more Bible teaching, worship and prayer. ► Speaker: Apostle Joshua Selman ► Video produced exclusively by SBiC Connect ► Footage licensed through Storyblocks CONNECT WITH SBiC CONNECT Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SBiCConnectChannel Resources: http://bit.ly/SBiCConnectdotcom Telegram: https://t.me/SBiCConnect Facebook:   / sbicconnect   Official Koinonia: https://www.koinoniaglobal.org #ApostleJoshuaSelman #DivineHelp #GodsMercy #KoinoniaGlobal #SBiCConnect