When God revealed Himself to Moses, He said: “I AM THAT I AM” (Exod. 3:14).

Centuries later, Jesus declared “I AM” (John 18:5–6), and His very word carried such power that His captors fell to the ground.

The same God who delivered Israel is the same Christ who delivers us today.

God doesn’t send us in our own strength—He sends us in His Name.

Whenever we feel weak, unqualified, or overwhelmed, remember: “I AM is with you.”

In the book of Esther, we see Mordecai urging Esther to step into her calling: “Who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” (Esther 4:14).

Esther had to decide: remain silent and safe, or risk everything to stand for God’s people. She chose obedience, even saying, “If I perish, I perish.”

The enemy still tries to silence God’s people and stop the spread of the Gospel. But just like Esther, we’ve been placed exactly where we are, at this exact time, for God’s purpose.

Our obedience opens the door for God to turn the enemy’s plans into victory.

We are not here by accident. God has a plan, and He wants to work through us to bring life and hope to others!

When faced with death, Daniel turned to prayer, and God gave him wisdom no one else had.

Even in a pagan kingdom, Daniel’s integrity and devotion set him apart—so much so that three different kings promoted him.

Daniel’s strength wasn’t in his position, but in his worship.

He prayed daily, refused to compromise, and trusted God in the lions’ den. Because of this, God preserved him, promoted him, and made him a witness to rulers of the world.

His life reminds us that worshippers walk in wisdom and shine with God’s light in the darkest times!

Christ is the foundation of the Church, the One who gives authority, equips us with gifts, and calls us to make disciples.Our mission is reconciliation—bringing others back to God through Jesus.As stewards, we’re called to be equipped and then to equip others.Discipleship isn’t endless study, it’s growth into maturity so we can build up the Body of Christ and multiply the Kingdom.Thank you Ap Allan Bagg for sharing a teaching with us that reminded us that our success is not measured by what we accomplish in life, but by the accomplishments of those we equip!

The time between our prayer and our breakthrough is the battleground—where the enemy whispers doubt and patience is tested.We must refuse to question God’s Word, speak it daily, and thank Him out loud before we see the answer.Faith without patience gives up too soon, but faith that stands firm will see the promise fulfilled.Let’s hold our ground, CFC Family, and confess God’s promises for our lives. Victory is already ours!

Eve misquoted God. She entertained the enemy’s lie, desired the forbidden, and acted on it. Result: Disobedience and death entered the world.Peter walked on water — but only while his eyes were on Jesus. The moment he looked at the storm, he sank. Why? The enemy sent the wind to distract him from the Word.The mind is the battlefield. If Satan can get us to doubt God’s Word, he doesn’t need to destroy us — we’ll do it ourselves by stepping out of faith.Faith comes by hearing — and grows when we speak God’s Word. Even when circumstances say otherwise, the Word brings life and healing.God’s Word is medicine (Psalm 107:20). It brings life to your body and strength to your spirit!

God has already spoken — now He’s waiting for us to echo His voice. Speak life. Speak healing. Speak truth.

Speak boldly — not in your own strength, but as one who carries the authority of Heaven.

When His voice becomes your mouth, the world around you will shift.

“If anyone speaks, they should do so as one who speaks the very words of God.” — 1 Peter 4:11

Let’s open our mouths and release the power of God’s Word!

Fear of man can distort our decisions, compromise our calling, and create unnecessary detours in our walk with God.

Fear creates unnecessary rescues. Like Peter, we sink when we take our eyes off Jesus—but He’s always ready to lift us up.

The fear of man is a trap, but the fear of God leads to strength, safety, and purpose (Proverbs 29:25).

The good news? You don’t have to live in fear. You can walk in confidence, covered by God’s Spirit, guided by His voice, and standing strong in your purpose!

At the cross, Jesus didn’t just forgive us—He disarmed the enemy. Then He gave His authority to us - His body - to carry out His will on earth.We are seated with Christ in the heavenly places. That means we’re not fighting for victory—we’re fighting from victory.But when we ignore the Holy Spirit’s voice, storms go unchallenged. Pain and suffering slip through the cracks—not because God allowed it, but because we didn’t respond.It’s time to wake up, listen, pray, and walk in the authority we’ve been given. The enemy is defeated, but we must enforce that defeat—through prayer, through bold faith, and through obedience!

When we stand on God’s Word, believe it, speak it, and act on it, nothing is impossible.God can stop rivers, break down walls, defeat entire armies, and even hold back the sun if needed — showing there are no limits to what He can do for those who trust Him.Faith grows by hearing and declaring God’s promises, then courageously living them out.When we build our lives on His Word, we position ourselves to see miracles, breakthroughs, and blessings beyond what we could imagine!