New Year's Eve/Cross Over Night.

 New Year's Eve/Cross Over Night. 


The Cross-over night religious roller-coaster has gathered much momentum once again: Cross-over, suffering over, lack over, poverty over, pain over, sorrow over, sickness over, death over with thunderous roof-shaking 'Amens' from year to year. 

Christ surely wouldn't have to come again if we can have a world with all these things over. 

The new year eve/crossover services, come with superstition and religious fantasy, as the people are told by most of the preachers that what they do on that night, will determine what their entire new year will be like. 

The people become so gullible as they are poised and primed, to do whatever they are told to do, in their hopes that the new year will be an elixir of sorts; an end to all their problems and challenges. 

It is thus not a surprise to see the crossover services, branded with themes like "crossover to take over", "crossover night of storms over, pain over, sorrows over, failure over, struggles over".


The people are giving false hopes and made to feel that crossing over into a new year, is like entering a new world, like coming into some sort of messianic/millennial new age.


If you're in Christ, you crossed over thousands of years ago at Calvary, by the reason of his cross-death.

You have crossed over from being under the influence of darkness to the kingdom of God's dear Son. 

You have been made to sit in heavenly places in Christ Jesus as a king & priest, and that's what you ought to be occupied with.

You need no Crossover, God has settled you in Christ, all you need is the knowledge of what great things God has wrought for you in Christ; to grow in the knowledge of Him in all wisdom and spiritual understanding.

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