Daily Manna with Pastor and Mrs Chifamba · Pastor Enock Chifamba

Overtaken by Blessings 🙏 John the… The Blessing of Living without ❌ Fear in the Last Days (Part 7)

April 11, 2026·10 min·1 clip

Pastor Chifamba warns that in the last days, the church itself will teach people to disregard God's holy law.

1. Daily Manna with Pastor and Mrs Chifamba presents part seven of 'Overtaken by Blessings,' focused on the blessing of fearlessness through commandment-keeping in the last days. 2. Pastor Chifamba delivers the episode as a solo devotional; no co-host or guest is introduced. 3. The episode's thesis is that believers who love and obey God have no reason to fear the mystery of lawlessness described in Second Thessalonians 2. 4. The pastor opens with a striking claim: in the last days, the church itself will 'spearhead lawlessness by teaching people to disregard the holy law of God.' 5. Second Thessalonians 2:7-10 is quoted on the lawless one being revealed and his coming 'according to the working of Satan with all power, signs, and lying wonders.' 6. The reason people perish is identified from verse 10: 'they did not receive the love of the truth that they might be saved.' 7. First John 3:4 defines sin as lawlessness and lawlessness as sin, establishing the equation that underlies the episode's entire argument. 8. First John 2:3-5 is quoted as the test of genuine knowledge of God: keeping his commandments; one who claims to know God but does not keep them is 'a liar and the truth is not in him.' 9. The pastor states plainly: 'It is the devil who hates the law of God. Don't follow the rebel — follow Christ.' 10. Revelation 12:17 is cited on the dragon making war with the remnant who 'keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.' 11. Revelation 14:12 is quoted on the end-time saints described as those who 'keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus' — offered as the defining mark of the faithful in the last days. 12. Romans 3:31 is cited to show Paul upheld rather than abolished the law: 'Does this mean that by faith we do away with the law? No, not at all. Instead, we uphold the law.' 13. Matthew 5:27-28 is quoted to show Jesus intensified the adultery prohibition — extending it to lustful intent — as evidence that Jesus magnified rather than removed the law. 14. Matthew 19:16-17 is quoted: when asked how to inherit eternal life, Jesus says 'if thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments,' then lists the Ten Commandments. 15. Romans 13:8-10 is quoted on love as the fulfillment of the law, with all commandments summarized in loving one's neighbor. 16. Romans 7:12 is cited: 'the law is holy, and the commandment, holy, and just, and good.' 17. John 14:15 closes the scripture chain: 'If ye love me, keep my commandments,' presented as a direct call to obedience. 18. The episode closes with a sung verse of the hymn 'Trust and Obey' and a short prayer asking the Holy Spirit to enable believers to keep the commandments rather than disregard God's holy law. 19. Listeners from Adventist or commandment-keeping Christian traditions who frame end-times faithfulness around law observance will find this directly aligned with their theology. 20. Listeners from grace-emphasis or antinomian Protestant traditions will likely find the commandment-keeping framing theologically objectionable.

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