Sunday Service: Revelation 2:12–17 is a message from Jesus to the church in Pergamum, a city known as the place "where Satan has his throne." Jesus introduces Himself as the one with the sharp two-edged sword, symbolizing His authority, judgment, and the piercing power of God's Word to discern the thoughts and intentions of the heart. He commends the church for holding fast to their faith even in the face of martyrdom, but rebukes them for tolerating false teachers like the Nicolaitans who were leading God's people into sexual immorality and idolatry. The issue of eating food offered to idols wasn't about the food itself, but the spiritual compromise and confusion it created among believers. Jesus calls the church to repent—meaning to change their way of thinking to align with God's truth—or else He will personally confront and remove the corrupting influence. He is not fighting the faithful but the deceivers among them. To those who overcome, Jesus promises hidden manna (salvation in Jesus), a white stone (symbolizing acquittal, victory, and acceptance), and a new name—representing a personal, intimate identity in Christ known only to the one who receives it.

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Daily Study: Dying on the cross was not easy, but God asked Jesus to do it so that we can be saved. For Jesus to fulfill his calling of saving us, Jesus had to use Faith. Take a listen to today's study to dig into this concept.

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Daily Study: For faith to work in your life (so you can receive all God's promises), action is required. Having faith in your heart is useless until action is applied. Listen to this message to learn about this concept so you can take the right actions to activate your faith.

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Daily Study: Most Christians know that we need faith. But what exactly is faith, what can we do with it, and how do we get it? Let's address these questions so you can receive the things you are believing God for.

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Discover how to start and lead a CFE Bible Study Group in your local area. These groups consist of believers living near one another who gather in person once or twice a month in an informal setting to study the Word of God.

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Daily Study: I have a question: "Did Jesus miss it?" Just hearing that question sounds crazy, but there is a story in the New Testament in which it appears to have taken Jesus two tries to heal a blind man. If this is true, it opens up all kids of theological questions about the power of God. How could Jesus, who was not only the son of God but also God, require more than one time to do something right? If this is the case, this could weaken our faith in the power of God, and put in doubt some of the things we're believing for. Therefore, let's examine this question in today's study.

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Open Forum: The meeting started with Pastor Amos and Bose, focusing on the financial struggles ministries face, emphasizing broader economic factors over personal failure. Pastor Amos and Micah discussed adapting to the digital age in church engagement and the role of the Holy Spirit in navigating economic changes. Pastor Amos shared how AI tools have streamlined his work, while Bose stressed kingdom-first business principles amidst technological disruption. Lynette spoke about obedience to God's evolving instructions, and Pastor Amos highlighted the importance of timely spiritual discernment. He also shared his shift from entrepreneurial to more pastoral ministry focus, supported by Derrick's inquiry. Pastor Amos and Derrick emphasized aligning entrepreneurship with divine purpose, cautioning against chasing financial success over spiritual mission. They discussed the pitfalls of prioritizing popularity over true expertise and the importance of experiential learning, both in business and life. The group explored the integration of faith and technology, balancing spirit-led entrepreneurship with AI use, and concluded with LaToya's dream about digital platforms and the mark of the beast, updates on fellowship plans, and feedback requests on Sunday service content.

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Romans Series: In Romans 16:17–27, Paul closes his letter with a strong warning and a final doxology. He urges believers to watch out for those who cause divisions and teach contrary to sound doctrine, warning that such people deceive others with smooth words and serve their own desires rather than Christ. He commends the Roman believers for their obedience but encourages them to be wise about what is good and innocent about what is evil. Paul assures them that God will soon crush Satan under their feet. He then sends greetings from his co-laborers and concludes with a doxology, giving glory to God who is able to establish them through the gospel and the revelation of Jesus Christ, a mystery once hidden but now revealed to bring all nations to obedience of faith.

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Daily Study: Because you are a follower of Jesus Christ the world is going to hate you. I know this because Jesus told us so. He said, since the world hated me, they will hate you. However, it really doesn't matter because we have an abundance of God's presence to protect us from all forms of worldly persecutions and attacks.

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Romans Series: In Romans 16:1–16, Paul concludes his letter by personally commending and greeting a number of believers in the Roman church. He begins by recommending Phoebe, a respected servant of the church, and asks the community to receive her well. He then sends greetings to individuals and households who have labored for the gospel, shown hospitality, or suffered for Christ, such as Priscilla and Aquila, Andronicus and Junia, and many others. This passage reflects the deep love, unity, and diversity within the early Christian community, highlighting both men and women who played vital roles in the life and mission of the Church.

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