Daily Study: Do you want the things you desire to happen with less stress and faster? If so, instead of telling God how to bring about the results you desire, speak the desired outcome and let God handle the details. This subtle switch takes the pressure off you and allows God room to work on your behalf. Listen to this message to dig into this concept.

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Midweek Service: We will wrestle with one of the most important questions of our faith: Is the Bible real? None of us were alive during the time of Jesus, which means everything we know about Him comes through a single source—the Bible. That places the weight of our entire belief system on one book. Yet there is strong evidence affirming that Jesus is the Son of God, as eyewitnesses saw Him die on the cross and rise again. By His resurrection, Jesus not only confirmed His identity but also validated the truth of both the Old and New Testaments. Because Jesus proved Himself to be real, His life and teachings confirm that the Bible is trustworthy. In this message, we will examine this powerful truth together and deepen our confidence that the Bible is not just a book, but the living Word of God.

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Open Forum: Pastor Amos opened the forum by commending Sanja's ChatGPT workshop before supporting Bose's proposal for a 12-week accountability program centered on financial growth and community support. He reflected on CFE's evolution from a content-driven ministry to a community-focused one, emphasizing the importance of adapting to the current season through deeper connections, personalized spiritual growth, and digital engagement. Discussions touched on letting go of outdated traditions and unauthorized commitments, embracing God's timing in both personal and entrepreneurial paths, and staying grounded in the Word amidst modern distractions. Stephanie and Pastor Amos also explored the alignment of creative callings with spiritual purpose, stressing the need to follow divine direction over human effort.

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Daily Study: We can't trust God and trust ourselves at the same time. This is bad because this makes us double minded. The Bible teaches us that a double minded person will not receive instructions from God.

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Daily Study: There are many parts of the Bible that go against our natural understanding and are supernatural and miraculous. So what do we do with that? Well, if we doubt those parts of the Bible because it goes against our natural understanding, then we make our faith ineffective. For our faith to be strong and effective, we must accept the whole Bible and not doubt parts of it.

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Sunday Service: Laodicea, a wealthy and self-sufficient city known for its banking, textiles, and medical advancements, had allowed its prosperity to blind it to its need for God. Jesus, identifying Himself as the Amen—the fulfillment of God's promises and the beginning of God's new family—reminded them that everything centers on Him, not their riches. Using the city's lukewarm water supply as an illustration, He exposed how their faith had become useless—neither refreshing like cold water nor healing like hot, but corrupted by pride and self-reliance. Unlike other churches, Laodicea received no praise, only rebuke, for their love of money had displaced their love for God, echoing the warnings given to Israel and the lesson of the rich young ruler. Jesus called them to trade worldly wealth for spiritual riches, to put on the white garment of salvation, and to see clearly through His truth rather than through the blindness of prosperity. Though they had shut Him out, His discipline proved His love, and He stood ready to reenter if they repented and invited Him back in. This warning extended beyond Laodicea, reminding all believers that salvation requires ongoing faithfulness, dependence on Christ alone, and a refusal to let wealth or self-sufficiency replace devotion to Him.

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Daily Study: Many people online are predicting the rapture will happen on September 23rd or 24th, often linking it to the Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah, also called the Feast of Trumpets, but the Bible makes it clear that no one knows the day or the hour of Christ's return—not even the angels or Jesus Himself. Scripture teaches that His coming will be sudden, like a thief in the night, catching unbelievers off guard but not surprising believers, since we know He promised to return. God does not reveal the exact time because He wants His people to live ready every day, faithfully and expectantly, rather than waiting until the last moment. For Christians, the rapture is not something to fear but something to look forward to with joy, as it fulfills God's promise to His people.

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Daily Study: When I was younger, I believed that if I had enough faith, I would be invincible from all problems. However, as I got older and learned more about the Bible, I discovered that it is not quite like that. While having faith does overcomes all problems, faith does not make me invincible like superman. Rather, faith makes me a child led by my father, God.

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Daily Study: I am continuing to explore the idea that our faith can be seen. With this in mind, I am considering that if we truly believe in the calling God has placed in our hearts, then Jesus will see our faith through our actions. If our actions don't reflect that faith, there's a strong chance we won't succeed. When we genuinely believe in our calling, our actions will align with our faith, allowing us to fulfill everything God has called us to do.

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Midweek Service: Salvation begins with believing in who Jesus is and what He has done, accepting Him as Lord in the heart, and confessing Him as Lord with the mouth. It is not about fixing one's life first, but about transformation that flows from being saved. Baptism does not save but symbolizes being united with Christ in His death and resurrection. People come to faith as they hear the gospel, often through a process requiring patience and repeated teaching from Scripture. Our role is to teach and share the message of Jesus' death, resurrection, and appearance as proof of His victory, while God alone brings the revelation of salvation.

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