It’s important to remember that as we talk about hundreds and thousands of people being saved in crusades or other MKMI ministry outreaches, each person we reach is individually precious to God. That should never be lost on us. 


An example of this is the one-on-one encounter we had with one sweet young sister who is blossoming into a great woman and warrior for God. Her name is Kalisha Kazzandra, and she is the daughter of another one of my married spiritual daughters whom I have had the privilege of being a spiritual father to her since the time she was a little girl. This is what happened to Kazzie, in her own words, when Pastor Paul Popowich and I ministered to her in her home church in the Philippines back in May of this year.


On May 5, 2025, at 9 years old, I was baptized with the Holy Spirit, with Daddy Mike and Pastor Paul beside me, praying for me to be filled. That moment changed my life forever. Since then, I’ve experienced God’s presence in powerful and unforgettable ways every single day. I’m committed to continuing my journey with Him, reading 5 chapters of the Bible daily, praying, worshiping, speaking in tongues, and growing closer to God.


Isn’t that wonderful? With God’s help and your support, we are changing lives like Kazzie’s, one person at a time as much as one group at a time. Thank you for helping us reach such precious young people for Jesus. They are the next generation of leaders in the body of Christ.



Here are updated pictures of our MKMI compound headquarters construction and rebuilding project. As of mid-September, the steel for the roof has been fabricated and is being installed. Hollow blocks are being put in place for walls on the ground floor.


We’re moving along day by day, and we wanted to let you know that it is your prayers of faith and generous giving that is making this possible. Thank you again! 


Agree with us for a steady level of support that continues to increase. We’re feeding on God’s faithfulness (Psalms 37:3)


As our COLD-WATER newsletters indicate, we’re busy about the Father’s business, reaching, teaching and training brothers, sisters, pastors and leaders worldwide, especially in the Philippines. 


Our goal is to reach at least ONE MILLION SOULS for Jesus in our ministry’s lifetime.  Your partnership enables us to keep reaching out like this, one person at a time.

Click on the Philippines Expansion photos to get a better view. It will be a downloadable PDF.

FACEBOOK LIVE STREAM – UPCOMING SCHEDULE


Please take note of the dates for our upcoming live streams:


Dates: Upcoming Livestream schedule: October 2 & 17


Time: 7:30pm Arizona time, which is 10:30am Philippine time, the next day. 


Dates and times are always subject to change, per the leading of the Lord. 

Do I not hate them, O Lord, who hate You? And do I not loathe those who rise up against You?  I hate them with perfect hatred; I count them my enemies. Psalms 139:21-22

In Christian circles, there is no shortage of teaching on the love of God. Many books, podcasts, sermons and conferences all cover this topic in great detail – and they should! God is love, and as He is, so are we in this world (1 John 4:8,16-17). Paul wrote the classic love verses in 1 Corinthians 13:1-8, and also in Romans 12:12-21, so we would have God’s template to follow in developing the ability to love as God loves. But on the other hand, we need to learn how to hate as God hates!  Oh yes, absolutely! 


This is a revelation to most Christians, but it needs to be understood now more than ever, because demonically inspired hatred in society is now the norm and not the exception. Jesus knew this and lived that way when He was here. When Jesus returned to heaven and sat down at God’s right hand, the Father had this to say about Him in Hebrews 1:9: “You have loved righteousness and hated lawlessness.  Therefore God, Your God, has anointed You with the oil of gladness more than Your companions.”  So, if Jesus loved and hated in His life, its okay if we do the same! Who do we hate? People? No, and that’s the problem.


We channel all our hatred towards each other, which is exactly what the devil wants. Instead, we should channel all our hatred toward him, and the sin that so easily ensnares us (Psalms 119:103/Hebrews 1:1-2). Our enemies are not flesh and blood. They are the devil and all the evil spirits doing his bidding (Ephesians 6:10-18). They are also the sins we commit or are tempted to commit (Romans 6:23/1 Corinthians 10:13). So, we need to continue practicing our love walk, but at the same time, aim your hatred and channel your rage! It’s scriptural and okay to do that. Be as angry as God is towards the devil and the sin he tempts us with (Psalms 97:10/101:3/119:104,163). These are just a few of the many verses that deal with this topic.


In the Old Testament, it was an eye for an eye and a tooth for tooth (Matthew 5:38-48), but Jesus came to show us the way of agape love (John 13:34-35). 


So now in the New Testament, we need to know that God expects us to love one another (1 Thessalonians 3:12-13), but the importance of hating the devil and sin is just as important now as it ever was! You’ll never be free from demonic torment until you learn to hate the devil as much as you love God. You’ll never be free from sin until you learn to hate it as much as God does.  Don’t forget that! 



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