Last Harvest Evangelistic Association - LHEA

Last Harvest Evangelistic Association - LHEA LHEA exists to support the evangelistic calling and ministry of Filipe Drumond by proclaiming the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ to all we can.

The Last Harvest Evangelistic Association believes:

The Bible to be the infallible Word of God, that it is His holy and inspired Word, and that it is of supreme and final authority. In one God, eternally existing in three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary. He led a sinless life, took on Himself all our sins, died and rose again, and is seated at the right hand of the Father as our mediator and advocate. That all men everywhere are lost and face the judgment of God, and need to come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ through His shed blood on the cross. That Christ rose from the dead and is coming soon. In holy Christian living, and that we must have concern for the hurts and social needs of our fellowmen. We must dedicate ourselves anew to the service of our Lord and to His authority over our lives. In using every modern means of communication available to us to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the world.

02/15/2026

Yesterday was marked by simple faithfulness and real joy. No spotlight, just Christ proclaimed and conversations that mattered.

Thankful for those who prayed and stood with us.

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🎊Happy Birthday to Ana Drumond Today, my heart overflows with gratitude as we celebrate my dear wife, Ana, on her birthd...
11/07/2024

🎊Happy Birthday to Ana Drumond

Today, my heart overflows with gratitude as we celebrate my dear wife, Ana, on her birthday. She is more than I could have ever prayed for—faithful, patient, wise, and dedicated to the Lord.

Every day, she shows the love of Christ through her gentleness, her strength, and her unwavering support for me and our family. I am beyond blessed to share life with this virtuous woman. Today, I thank God for her life, her love, and the countless ways she blesses everyone around her.

“Many women do noble things, but you surpass them all.” - Proverbs 31:29

Happy Birthday, Ana. May this year be filled with even more joy, blessings, and God’s favor upon you.

⚜️ Testing the SpiritsPart 2 | Growing in Discernment“Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to...
11/02/2024

⚜️ Testing the Spirits
Part 2 | Growing in Discernment

“Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God.” – 1 John 4:1

As followers of Christ, we’re called to discern truth from error. Testing the spirits is a practice that keeps us close to God’s truth and helps us recognize teachings or influences that may lead us astray. Here’s how we can grow in discernment and recognize the signs of a teaching that isn’t from God.

📍Warning Signs of False Teaching

When testing the spirits, look for these red flags:

1. Self-Promotion Over Christ
If the focus is on a person’s “unique insight” rather than on Jesus, this could be a warning. Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 11:13-15 about false teachers who appear as “apostles of Christ” but seek their own gain rather than God’s glory.
2. Prosperity & Self-Serving Messages
If the message is mainly about financial gain or personal success, beware. Paul warns in 1 Timothy 6:5 about those who see “godliness as a means to financial gain.” The gospel centers on knowing God, not material benefits.
3. Complex or Mystical Language
Overly mystical or complicated language can be used to make something seem more “spiritual.” In Colossians 2:18, Paul warns against teachings involving “visions” or practices disconnected from Christ.

📍How to Strengthen Our Discernment

To build discernment, we must root ourselves in God’s Word and His Spirit. Here are some practical steps:

1. Immerse Yourself in Scripture
The more familiar we are with God’s Word, the easier it is to spot what doesn’t align. Psalm 119:105 says, “Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path.” Regular Bible study keeps us grounded.
2. Develop a Prayerful Mindset
Ask God daily for wisdom. James 1:5 assures us that if we ask for wisdom, God gives it generously. Prayer helps us stay open to the Holy Spirit’s guidance and discernment.
3. Seek Wise Counsel
Surround yourself with mature believers who can help you test teachings. Proverbs 11:14 reminds us, “In an abundance of counselors, there is safety.” Trusted, godly friends can provide insight and accountability.

📍The Goal: A Faith Anchored in Truth

Discernment isn’t about being skeptical; it’s about building a faith that is strong and secure. Ephesians 4:14-15 encourages us not to be “tossed back and forth by the waves” but to grow in truth and maturity. By testing the spirits, we guard our faith, encourage others, and stay connected to Jesus, who is the “way, the truth, and the life” (John 14:6).

🙏A Final Encouragement

God has equipped us with His Word, His Spirit, and the community of believers to stay grounded. Testing the spirits is worth the time and prayer because it brings us closer to God and strengthens our relationship with Him.

Let’s hold fast to what is good, encourage one another, and keep growing in discernment so we can stand strong in a world of mixed messages. Our faith is meant to be anchored in the unchanging truth of Jesus!

Yours in Christ,

🇧🇷 O Perigo do Cristianismo Cultural: Sincretismo e Orgulho ReligiosoO cristianismo cultural é uma fé superficial que mi...
10/31/2024

🇧🇷 O Perigo do Cristianismo Cultural: Sincretismo e Orgulho Religioso

O cristianismo cultural é uma fé superficial que mistura tradições e valores que não vêm de Deus com a mensagem do evangelho. Ele confunde a verdade de Cristo com práticas que têm raízes em costumes humanos, e não nas Escrituras. Esse sincretismo é perigoso porque, ao diluir a mensagem do evangelho, impede que muitos experimentem a verdadeira transformação que Jesus oferece. Colossenses 2:8 nos alerta contra essa mistura: “Tende cuidado, para que ninguém vos faça presa sua, por meio de filosofias e vãs sutilezas, segundo a tradição dos homens, segundo os rudimentos do mundo, e não segundo Cristo.”

A Bíblia nos ensina que Deus deseja uma fé pura, que se submeta totalmente a Ele, sem misturas. Quando acrescentamos práticas ou crenças que não vêm de Deus, deixamos de experimentar a plenitude da vida que Cristo nos oferece. Em Mateus 15:8-9, Jesus diz: “Este povo honra-me com os lábios, mas o seu coração está longe de mim; em vão me adoram, ensinando doutrinas que são preceitos de homens.” O sincretismo leva a uma fé que pode parecer genuína por fora, mas que está vazia por dentro.

📍O Orgulho Religioso e o Perigo de uma Fé Superficial

Outro aspecto perigoso do cristianismo cultural é o orgulho religioso. Muitas vezes, as pessoas se apoiam em suas práticas religiosas, tradições e boas obras como forma de justificar a si mesmas diante de Deus. No entanto, esse orgulho afasta as pessoas da verdadeira humildade e dependência de Deus. Efésios 2:8-9 esclarece que “pela graça sois salvos, por meio da fé; e isso não vem de vós; é dom de Deus; não de obras, para que ninguém se glorie.” A salvação é um presente de Deus, não algo que conquistamos por nossas boas ações ou tradições.

Jesus confrontou o orgulho religioso dos fariseus e líderes religiosos em Mateus 23:27-28, dizendo: “Ai de vós, escribas e fariseus, hipócritas! Pois sois semelhantes aos sepulcros caiados, que por fora realmente parecem formosos, mas interiormente estão cheios de ossos de mortos e de toda imundícia.” Eles seguiam práticas religiosas rigorosas, mas faltava-lhes uma verdadeira transformação de coração. O orgulho religioso faz com que a fé se torne uma série de regras e aparências externas, sem a vida e a autenticidade que Deus deseja.

📍O Convite à Transformação: Um Relacionamento Verdadeiro com Jesus

O sincretismo e o orgulho religioso nos afastam da essência do evangelho. Jesus nos chama para uma fé que reconheça nossa total dependência dEle e nossa necessidade de uma transformação completa. 2 Coríntios 5:17 diz: “Assim que, se alguém está em Cristo, nova criatura é; as coisas velhas já passaram; eis que tudo se fez novo.” Somente um relacionamento verdadeiro com Jesus pode nos transformar completamente e nos dar uma nova vida.

Para superar o sincretismo e o orgulho, é essencial buscarmos a Deus com humildade e conhecermos profundamente Sua Palavra. Hebreus 4:12 afirma: “Porque a palavra de Deus é viva e eficaz, e mais cortante do que qualquer espada de dois gumes, e penetra até à divisão da alma e do espírito, e das juntas e medulas, e é apta para discernir os pensamentos e intenções do coração.” A Bíblia não apenas revela a verdade de Deus, mas também expõe as áreas de nossa vida que precisam de transformação.

📍Leia a Bíblia e Busque Conhecer a Verdade

Se você deseja uma fé genuína, livre de sincretismo e orgulho, comece investindo em um relacionamento verdadeiro com Jesus. Leia a Bíblia diariamente, permitindo que ela ilumine seu caminho. Salmos 119:105 nos diz: “Lâmpada para os meus pés é tua palavra, e luz para o meu caminho.” A Palavra de Deus nos guia e nos mantém firmes na verdade, ajudando-nos a discernir o que é genuíno e o que é misturado.

Deus nos chama a uma fé autêntica, fundamentada em Sua Palavra e fortalecida pelo poder do Espírito Santo. Evite confiar em tradições humanas ou em sua própria justiça. Em vez disso, busque um relacionamento vivo com Jesus, que transforma e traz liberdade.

🙏Se você tiver dúvidas, ou se desejar uma conversa respeitosa e confidencial sobre o que significa seguir a Cristo de maneira genuína, estou aqui para ajudar.

Que sua fé seja firmada em Cristo e que a Palavra de Deus seja sua base sólida e guia para a vida verdadeira em Deus.

Em Cristo,

⚜️A Rising Generation: Emerging Young Leaders in 🇵🇰Pakistan Serious About the Gospel📍A New Generation Standing for Chris...
10/30/2024

⚜️A Rising Generation: Emerging Young Leaders in 🇵🇰Pakistan Serious About the Gospel

📍A New Generation Standing for Christ’s Glory in Pakistan

“Do not let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.” — 1 Timothy 4:12

In Pakistan, a powerful movement of young Christian leaders is rising—bold, globally minded, and deeply committed to the gospel. This generation is not satisfied with casual Christianity or a shallow faith; they long for a hands-on, practical approach to their calling. Eager to be part of what God is doing, they seek opportunities to learn, serve, and make a real impact both locally and globally.

These young leaders are stepping up as bridges between generations, honoring the wisdom of their elders while bringing fresh vision and new methods. Though creative and resourceful, they’re willing to step out of their comfort zones, ready to experience God’s power through acts of bold faith. With a hunger to understand other cultures, they see themselves as part of a global mission, passionate about sharing Christ’s love across cultures and communities.

📍To the Older Generation: Encourage Their Passion, Provide Mentorship, and Empower Their Vision

“I am reminded of your sincere faith, which first lived in your grandmother Lois and in your mother Eunice and, I am persuaded, now lives in you also. For this reason I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God, which is in you…” — 2 Timothy 1:5-6

Like Timothy, who was mentored by his mother and grandmother, this generation in Pakistan needs spiritual guidance, mentorship, and encouragement. Many of these young leaders already serve as a bridge between older and younger generations, balancing their innovative vision with respect for those who paved the way before them. These are young leaders who value integrity and honor, ready to serve faithfully while embracing new opportunities to reach others for Christ.

The older generation is encouraged to support them as mentors, providing guidance and wisdom while allowing these young leaders to flourish in their unique roles. Embrace the call to “fan into flame” their gifts, encouraging them to pursue faith-filled service, even when their methods or tools may be unfamiliar. Pray for God to raise up mentors who will walk with them, pouring in wisdom and offering support without control.

📍The Gift of Spiritual Mentorship: A Model for Generational Investment

“The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you.” — Numbers 6:24-25

Mentorship is a biblical model that shows the power of generational faith. Just as Lois and Eunice invested in Timothy’s spiritual foundation, passing down wisdom and faith, the older generation today has a unique opportunity to pour into this young generation. Some of these young leaders already hold responsibilities that connect them to both the young and the old, bridging generational gaps with honor and grace.

The church must foster intentional mentorship, inviting young leaders to walk alongside seasoned believers who can guide them in sound doctrine, character, and spiritual practices. Pray for these young leaders, bless them in their calling, and advocate for their work. By standing with them, you equip them with both courage and conviction, empowering them to move forward in faith.

📍Stepping Beyond Comfort Zones: A Call to Faith and Dependence on God

“By faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going.” — Hebrews 11:8

Despite their creativity and resourcefulness, this generation isn’t content to rely solely on their abilities. They are willing to step out of their comfort zones, eager to see God work beyond what they can accomplish alone. Much like Abraham, who left his homeland in faith, they long to experience God’s power in new and unexpected ways. They know that true ministry often requires dependence on Him, trusting God to provide and to lead as they answer His call.

📍Embracing Their Practical, Hands-On Approach to Ministry

“But be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves.” — James 1:22

This generation wants to be “doers of the word,” engaging directly and practically to bring Christ’s love to life through action. Their approach is hands-on, driven by a desire to make a tangible impact. They are eager to work in real-world ministry, from local outreach to international missions, finding creative ways to share the gospel.

They aren’t waiting for perfect conditions; they are using the tools and resources available to them, creatively finding solutions to reach others. As James reminds us, faith without action is dead (James 2:17). This generation embodies that truth, living out their faith through service and outreach.

📍A Call to the Church: Equip, Empower, and Walk Alongside Them

“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” — Matthew 28:19

This generation is driven by a purpose higher than themselves, committed to a gospel that transforms lives. They need the church to stand with them, not just as overseers but as partners in the gospel. Stand firm with them, knowing that God’s work through them will bear eternal fruit.

They need support that goes beyond recognizing their talents. This is a call to discipleship. Walk with them, invest in their spiritual lives, and pray for them to remain true to their calling. The harvest is plentiful, and they are ready to labor for Christ.

⚜️Conclusion: A Generation Prepared to Shine for Christ

“Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16

This emerging generation in Pakistan is a testament to God’s faithfulness and power. They are lights in a dark world, shining brightly with integrity, devotion, and passion for the gospel. They have turned away from the distractions of cultural Christianity and chosen instead to pursue a faith that is alive, powerful, and true.

The church is called to nurture, mentor, and guide them before they become entangled in the cares of this world (2 Timothy 1:6). Embrace their gifts, their new methods, and their desire for authenticity. Like Lois and Eunice, invest in their spiritual lives by imparting wisdom, faith, and sound doctrine. Walk with them as they seek to follow Christ and carry His gospel to the ends of the earth. Do not let their creativity and talent be overshadowed by misunderstanding or fear. Instead, celebrate and support the gifts God has given them for His Kingdom.

🙏The time is now. The harvest is ripe. The Lord is ready. Stand up for this young generation. Embrace, disciple, and empower them, and witness the extraordinary work God will accomplish through their lives.

Yours in Christ,

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