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Week of 1/26/2026 - 2/1/2026

Here is this week's "Faith on Assignment" recap, where the Word is more than a message — it's a call to action.

A LIVING FAITH REFLECTION

WORD OF HOPE

This Word of Hope reminds us that the journey of faith is not built on comfort, but on invitation. God is not just calling us to fast, pray, or believe for blessings—He is inviting us to transformation. Using David’s prayer in Psalms 139, this message challenges us to pray one of the most powerful and courageous prayers a believer can pray: “Search me, O God.” It’s an invitation for God to examine the hidden places of our hearts, test our thoughts, expose what needs healing, and lead us into lasting change.

This message teaches that God’s searching is not about shame or punishment, but revelation and renewal. When we give God deep access instead of surface access, He refines us, purifies our faith, and prepares us to finish strong. The invitation that changes everything is not asking God to change others—but asking Him to change us.

✅ Call to Action:

Take a moment today and pray honestly: “Lord, search me, try me, and lead me.” Don’t resist what God reveals—embrace it. Let this Word of Hope move you from routine faith into real transformation, and allow God to do a deep work that changes everything.

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SUNDAY

Sunday’s message was a powerful reminder that once Jesus has saved us, delivered us, and brought us into a new life, we can’t keep reaching back for what He set us free from. Using Galatians 2:21, we were reminded that the grace of God is not something we can set aside, because if righteousness could come through our own efforts, then Christ died in vain. The message challenged us to stop carrying “old keys” to old habits, old patterns, and old ways of thinking—because grace has changed the locks, the Holy Spirit has changed the address, and we don’t live there anymore.

We learned the difference between surrender and submission—that surrender is the moment we give our lives to Christ, but submission is the daily decision to stay faithful to Him. God is calling us forward in this season of consecration, not backward into stagnation, fear, or compromise. The enemy doesn’t always try to destroy you—sometimes he just tries to make you look back until you begin to drift back. But today’s word was clear: Freedom requires more than surrender… freedom requires submission.

✅ Call to Action:

Take a moment today and pray, “Lord, I give You every key.” Ask God what you’ve been holding onto, and make the decision in your spirit that you will not return to the life Jesus died to deliver you from. Don’t look back—go forward!

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WEDNESDAY LIVE

Last night’s Wednesday Live message challenged us to take an honest look at the condition of our faith. We were reminded that faith is a gift from God, but if it is not intentionally stirred, it can quietly settle beneath life’s pressures, disappointments, and transitions. Drawing from Galatians, Romans, and Timothy, the message called us out of spiritual stagnation and into renewal—declaring that God never intended for us to merely survive on past experiences, but to live by active, growing faith. When faith becomes fallow, unused, or unresponsive, God invites us to break up that ground through repentance, surrender, prayer, and obedience so revival can begin again.

✅ Call to Action:

Take time today to pray and ask God to stir up the gift of faith within you. Identify any area where your faith has settled, recommit to spiritual discipline, and take one step of obedience that reflects renewed trust in God. Then share this message with someone who needs encouragement to believe again.

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21-DAY CONSECRATION

CONTINUING WEEK 2 INTO WEEK 3 - DEVOTIONALS

Days 11–18 of the consecration devotionals guide believers from waiting into purposeful action, showing how surrender prepares us to shine for Christ. We learn that waiting on the Lord renews strength, sharpens trust, and aligns our hearts with God’s timing, while writing the vision anchors faith to what God reveals even before it unfolds. As we wait, God prepares us for power through the Holy Spirit, teaching us to worship in the middle of uncertainty and depend on His presence rather than our own strength. Entering a posture of obedience—even when it does not make sense—positions us for breakthrough and visible fruit that impacts our communities. Consecration then calls us to shine Christ’s light openly, represent Him faithfully in every place, and live as ambassadors of reconciliation. Ultimately, these days remind us that lasting fruit comes not from striving, but from abiding in Christ, as surrendered lives reflect His glory, advance His Kingdom assignment, and bring transformation to families, communities, and leaders alike.

Continue this journey with Today's Devotion, "Not My Will, But Yours".

UPCOMING CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT

SOLOMON'S DEDICATION PRAYER
FOCUS: 1 KINGS 8:22-30

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God Is Near to Those Who Call on Him

Have you ever needed a reminder that God hears you — every prayer, every whisper, every tear? In this week’s Christian Development lesson, we look at Solomon’s powerful dedication prayer in 1 Kings 8:22–30. He stood before the altar with lifted hands, declaring that our God is faithful to His promises, unmatched in His power, and close to His people.

Even though no building could ever contain the God of the universe, He still chooses to draw near to those who call on Him. Solomon teaches us that prayer isn’t just a ritual — it’s a direct line to a God who listens, forgives, and restores!

Join us as we dive deeper into this encouraging passage and discover how we, too, can approach God with confidence and trust. Come ready to learn and grow together!

Let’s draw near to the God who is always near to us.