Our Present Condition
Titus Chu
July 10, 1977
In this message, Titus reviews the Lord’s work in the United States beginning in 1962, highlighting the spread of the recovery through Brother Lee’s ministry, the early experiences of migration, and the lessons learned through both growth and difficulty. It emphasizes that the Lord’s recovery is not a movement, organization, or outward work, but a matter of life, testimony, prayer, and the organic growth of the Body. Through reflections on past experiences—including migration, consolidation, campus work, and challenges among the churches—Titus encourages the saints to learn from history, guard the conscience, preserve the oneness, and continue in the way of life as branches of the true vine.
As an older brother in the church I found this message very helpful. We all know how important accurate history is. This really helped refresh an clarify my vision of the church. I don’t even want to say recovery because that word has been so misunderstood. I am going to share this with some older saints I know. Because theses types of messages are so helpful I promote the asweetsavor.org website. is it just for leading ones. I think it really helps see who we are and who the leaders have been. When you hear this message, how can you… Read more »