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Week of 5/3/2026 - 5/9/2026

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

SUNDAY

This past Sunday’s message, “I Thought I Was Still Going Through Until I Found Out I Was Actually Coming Out,” reminded us that what feels like endless struggle may actually be the very process God is using to bring us into deliverance.

Too often, we misdiagnose our season. We think we are stuck, forgotten, or defeated, when God is actually developing us, strengthening us, and leading us out. The message centered on the truth of Psalm 34:19 — “Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the Lord delivereth him out of them all.” Not “will” one day, but delivereth — meaning God is already at work.

Sometimes the fire, the valley, the pressure, and the storm are not signs that God has left us. They are signs that God is moving us, shaping us, and preparing us for what is next. What if you are not still going through? What if you are actually coming out?

✅ Call to Action:

Take a moment today and ask God to help you see your season clearly. Stop calling yourself stuck when God is calling you forward. Trust His process, hold on to His promise, and praise Him like you know He is bringing you out.

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WEDNESDAY LIVE

Last night’s Wednesday Live message, “The Season Where the Rubber Meets the Road,” challenged us to examine whether our faith is authentic or only religious in appearance.

This message reminded us that God is not just calling His people to seek His help — He is calling us to seek Him. In this season, it is not enough to have church language, outward form, or borrowed faith. The Lord is calling us into real surrender, holiness, transformation, and Holy Spirit power.

We were reminded that a form of godliness without power can produce performance, but it cannot produce true change. Authentic faith must be rooted in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, not imitation, titles, appearances, or worldly approval.

This is the season where the rubber meets the road. Our lives must answer the question: Do we only want what God can do for us, or do we truly want God Himself?

✅ Call to Action:

Take time this week to examine your walk with the Lord. Ask God to reveal any place where you have settled for form without power, appearance without surrender, or religion without relationship. Then make the decision to look unto Jesus, yield fully to the Holy Spirit, and live with an authentic faith that can stand.

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WORD OF HOPE

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Sometimes what feels like a trial is not the beginning of your downfall, but the closing stretch of God bringing you out. This Word of Hope was a reminder that many of God’s people in Scripture thought they were only suffering, only struggling, only enduring pain, until the Lord revealed that He was actually moving them into promise, deliverance, and renewal.

From Adam to Moses, we were reminded that what looked like shame, barrenness, famine, betrayal, abandonment, wrestling, or exile was not the end of the story. God was still at work in every difficult place, turning pain into purpose, testing into revelation, and hardship into transition. What seemed heavy was often the very place where God was hiding freedom.

This message encourages us not to misread the season we are in. Even if your heart is still healing from what you have gone through, God may already be shifting things in your favor. The worst may be behind you, and what feels uncomfortable may be the very sign that God is leading you into something greater.

✅ Call to Action:

Take a moment today to ask God for fresh perspective on what you are facing, and trust Him to show you whether you are not just going through, but already coming out.

UPCOMING CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT

SAVED FROM WRATH
FOCUS: ROMANS 5:1-11

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Join us this Sunday at 9:45 am for our upcoming Bible Study lesson, “Saved from Wrath.”

This lesson will walk through Romans 5:1–11 and help you see the powerful difference Christ makes in the life of a believer. We will look at what it means to have peace with God, to stand in His grace, to endure suffering with hope, and to rejoice in the love He has poured into our hearts. We will also be reminded of who we were apart from Christ—weak, ungodly, and separated from God—and how Jesus, through His death and resurrection, has brought us reconciliation and eternal hope.

“Saved from Wrath” is a timely and encouraging lesson that will strengthen your faith, deepen your gratitude for God’s mercy, and help you better understand the security you have in Christ.

Come and be part of this rich time in God’s Word.