Founder of Koinonia Global, Apostle Joshua Selman has shared a profound message about the importance of seeking mercy during times of personal failure and brokenness. Speaking to his audience, he encouraged individuals to bring their struggles and mistakes before God, emphasizing the power of divine redemption.
“No matter what has gone wrong in your life, carry what is left and cry for mercy,” he said. Whether it’s a broken family, a damaged reputation, or personal regrets, he urged people to hand over their burdens to God. “Carry what is left to the altar,” he repeated, emphasizing the need for this step of faith.
Acknowledging the consequences of poor decisions, he highlighted how many feel trapped by their own actions. “I’m a victim of lack of discernment, of carelessness, of abuse and misuse,” he empathized, relating to those who may have mishandled opportunities and blessings. “God gave me some money. God connected me to seasoned prophets, seasoned apostles. I use my own hand to destroy my thing,” he admitted, stressing the personal responsibility people often bear.
However, he assured his listeners that redemption is always available. “Now, Lord, I’m ready to get back,” he proclaimed, showing his confidence in the power of repentance. “In my walk with God, there is nothing that moves the heart of God like a broken vessel,” he concluded, urging everyone to approach God with humility and seek His mercy.
