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Week of 6/14/2026 - 6/20/2026

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, “The Clash of Purposes,” reminded us that one of the greatest battles we face is not always around us — it is within us.

There is a clash between our lowercase purpose and God’s uppercase Purpose. Our will wants comfort, control, validation, and its own way, but God’s will calls us into surrender, obedience, holiness, and eternal assignment.

Jesus showed us the pattern in Luke 22:42 when He prayed, “Nevertheless, not my will, but thine, be done.” That is where the clash is won — not by feeding every craving, but by bringing our desires to the cross and choosing what glorifies God.

We were reminded that our cravings reveal our direction. Our feet follow our appetite, our decisions follow our desires, and our destiny follows our cravings. That is why we must ask ourselves: Are we craving the easy thing or the eternal thing? Are we craving the comfortable thing or the consecrated thing?

God’s Purpose is greater than our plans. His will is greater than our way. And when we give Him a full yes — in our mind, our will, and our way — He brings us into alignment with what He has assigned for our lives.  

✅ Call to Action:

This week, ask God to reveal any place where your will is clashing with His Purpose. Then make the prayer of Jesus your own: “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

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WEDNESDAY LIVE

Last night’s Wednesday Live message, “The Purpose of the Double Portion,” taught us that the double portion is not about personal elevation, recognition, or spiritual status. It is about being empowered by God to fulfill His purpose with greater obedience, greater responsibility, and greater kingdom impact.

We were challenged to understand the difference between our kingdom assignment and God’s purpose. Our assignment is the what God has called us to do, but His purpose is the why behind it. When the two come together, our lives move from activity to alignment, from busyness to fruitfulness, and from survival mode to kingdom impact.

The double portion is not something we ask for just to have more. It is something we need when God has called us to carry more. If God gives the assignment, He will also give the anointing, strength, wisdom, and power needed to fulfill it.

This message encouraged us not to settle for a shadow mission or a single-portion mindset, but to walk fully in the divine purpose God has placed upon our lives. We must use what God has given us now, while we have the opportunity, and live urgently for our Father’s business.

✅ Call to Action:

Ask God to show you both the what and the why of your assignment. Then commit to using what He has placed within you for His glory, His purpose, and His kingdom.

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WORD OF HOPE

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This Word of Hope, “God’s Purpose and God’s Will,” lets us know that God’s purpose is eternal, unchanging, and already settled in Him. His purpose answers the “why” of our lives — why He created us, called us, saved us, sustained us, and kept us.

God’s will is the daily direction He gives us so we can walk into that purpose step by step. Purpose is the destination, but God’s will is the route. When we obey His direction for today, He faithfully leads us closer to the assignment He has already prepared.

Be encouraged: your life is not random. The Lord kept you for a reason. What should have destroyed you did not have the final word because God’s purpose was still working in your life.

✅ Call to Action:

Take time today to ask the Lord, “Help me surrender my will so I can walk in Your purpose.” Trust His direction, obey the next step, and give Him glory for what He is bringing to pass.

UPCOMING WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT

GOD'S MERCY IN HISTORY
FOCUS: Joshua 24:2-13

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Join us this Sunday at 9:45 am for Christian Development as we study “God’s Mercy in History.”

This lesson will help us look back at the history of God’s people and see His mercy at work from generation to generation. In Joshua 24, we are reminded that God called Abraham out of idolatry, led His people through difficult places, delivered Israel from bondage, protected them from enemies, and provided blessings they did not earn.

As we study this lesson, we will be encouraged to remember that God’s mercy is not only something seen in the past, but something we can trust in our lives today. The same Lord who took, led, delivered, protected, and provided for His people is still faithful.

Come ready to learn, reflect, and be strengthened in your faith.