Desmond R. Singh pastors Gospel Assembly Church in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, serving the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) and northern New York State. He is an internationally recognized leader in the Body of Christ. Pastor Singh views the role of the church as producing overcomers for the Kingdom of God.
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A minister's duty is to hear from God and convey relevant truths from Scripture so that we may apply them to our lives and be saved from today's untoward generation. We are called to be "doers of the word, and not hearers only!"Yet, we are often slow (and even reluctant)to apply the instructions ministered to us.
Responding to the outpouring of brokenness reflected by the altar call during worship, Brother Singh remarked, "This is what the Lord wants tonight; therefore, I will be brief." Our pastor believes in miracles. "I told my grandson, Jeremiah, that God can heal him of all his health issues. There is nothing impossible for our Lord."
Every denomination believes it preaches the truth, but what matters is that Jesus recognizes our fellowship as the Body of Christ. Our fellowship is so small that Google cannot estimate our numbers. Yet the number of followers does not signify the truth of a message. Statistically speaking, 1.2 billion Catholics believe their theology is correct even though it contradicts Scripture in many areas.
What does it mean to be salt and light in a world increasingly filled with confusion, corruption, and darkness? Jesus told His followers that they are “the salt of the earth” and “the light of the world.” But how do we live in a contaminated world without becoming contaminated by it?
What does it mean to be a pastor who truly cares for his people? Sometimes it means encouraging them. Sometimes it means comforting them. But sometimes it means telling them what they would rather not hear. In this lesson, From the Pastor's Heart , Brother Desmond Singh speaks to his congregation with the tenderness of a father addressing his children
Brother Sam exhorted the saints on Saturday evening, August 15, 2026, to root our understanding in Biblical truth rather than religious folklore. Paganism, errant beliefs, and damnable lies have infiltrated religion to the extent that only a remnant anchors their faith in the truth of God's word.
Biblical truth dispels myth and errors. The Bible teaches life and death, yet most professing Christians believe in heaven and hell. If you are uncertain about what happens at death, this lesson is for you. Brother Singh takes his congregation on a brief but poignant survey of truth gleaned from God's word, concerning death and the resurrection, culminating in 1 Corinthians 15:20-23.
What happens when we hear the Word of God, but fail to allow it to change us? In this lesson, Brother Desmond Singh challenges us to consider whether the Word of God is merely something we hear, or has it become something we live? While throngs gathered around Jesus in excited expectation of seeing miracles, one woman pressed through the crowd on her hands and knees. This lesson helps us determine…
In an evening of particularly deep, sensitive worship, everyone in the sanctuary felt blessed by God. Brother Sam reflected upon over five decades of serving God under Brother Singh's ministry. He profoundly thanked Brother and Sister Singh for their impact on his life—leading him out of darkness and into light—and for setting him free from the bondage of traditional religion through truth.
Can a person receive wisdom from God and still lose their way? Brother Desmond Singh examines the difference between possessing God's wisdom and faithfully walking in it. Drawing from the Epistle of James and the life of King Solomon, he reminds us that spiritual maturity is not measured by knowledge alone, but by a heart that continues to obey God's Word through every trial.
Why do God's children suffer while the wicked often seem to prosper? It is a question that troubled Asaph, burdened Jeremiah, and has challenged believers throughout every generation. In this thoughtful message, Brother Desmond Singh examines Psalm 73 alongside other passages of Scripture to reveal that affliction is not evidence of God's rejection, but often of His loving purpose. As our…
Do we fully grasp Paul's exhortation: "Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ also loved the church and gave Himself for her, that He might sanctify and cleanse her with the washing of water by the word, that He might present her to Himself a glorious church, not having spot or wrinkle or any such thing…" (Ephesians 5:25-27)That brief passage encompasses God's whole plan of salvation to save…
Why do we sometimes leave church unchanged? In this timely message, Brother Desmond R. Singh reminds us that the greatest obstacle to worship is not the world outside the sanctuary, but the distractions we bring with us into it. While anxiety, uncertainty, and the pressures of everyday life compete for our attention, God calls His people to worship Him "in spirit and in truth."
Changing the format from our usual Wednesday night lesson, Brother Rolly reflected on the handing down of truth from one generation to the next. The principle is best found in 2 Timothy 2:2, “the things which thou hast heard from me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.”
