Daily Study: An unfortunate reality of living in a fallen world is that we all make mistakes or intentionally do wrong things. When this occurs, because we are believers in Jesus, Jesus' blood has cleansed us from sin, so God has forgiven us. However, it can be hard to forgive ourselves. In today's message, I want to encourage you to forgive yourself and move on because unforgiveness hinders us. Forgiveness needs to be given to others as well as to ourselves.

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Daily Study: The study today was prompted by a question from a member of our CFE community. The question is "Should we use "Christian Owned" as a marketing strategy?" Take a listen to hear my answer.

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Daily Study: I am answering a question from one of our members. The question is, "How do I say no to well-meaning people?" The scenario behind this question is that well-meaning people are giving them advice on what they should do to make money so they can provide for their family. However, this advice goes against the calling God has given them. Listen to discover the danger of following the wrong advice from well-meaning people, and learn how to gently (but firmly) tell them no.

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Sunday Service: Forgiving others is not optional but a fundamental sign of being a believer. Jesus repeatedly emphasizes that we must forgive all offenses, both small and great, no matter how often they occur. Because we have received God's infinite mercy, we are required to extend the same grace of forgiveness to others. If we fail to do so, God will remove His forgiveness, highlighting that the sins He has pardoned us for far outweigh any wrongdoing we may endure from others.

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Pastor Chat: If you're feeling disappointed that your husband isn't going to church or pursuing the things of God with you, consider a different approach. As a pastor, I value church attendance, but for the next month, try telling your husband that instead of going to church on Sunday, you want to spend that time together, connecting as a couple. This will show him that you care about him and that church will not come between your relationship. The Bible teaches that wives can influence their husbands through their actions, so by prioritizing time with him for a season, you are taking a meaningful step toward drawing him closer to God.

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Join us for our March CFE gathering in Atlanta, where we'll be building our faith and expecting God to move in supernatural healing. Whether you're local or traveling in, I'd love for you to be part of it. This Sunday at 9 AM EST, we'll dive into the topic of forgiveness, exploring how it's key to our freedom and spiritual growth.

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Daily Study: In today's message, I am answering a question. The question is, "Should Christians be secretive in business dealings?" The scenario behind this question is that this person and their cousin are starting a Christian radio station. They want to purchase a radio commercial in an effort to learn about the process of selling radio air time and commercials. However, they don't want to reveal to the radio station the real reason behind the purchase of the commercial. They are wondering whether, as Christians, can they be secret shoppers (in a sense), or should they be transparent about their motives?

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Pastor Chat: To increase the chances of marriage, date one person at a time. Dating multiple people can lead to decision fatigue, making it harder to commit—similar to how too many choices in a store can prevent a buyer from making a decision. Instead, go on a first date, and if it goes well, ask for a one-month exclusive commitment. Use that time to date intentionally and ask important questions. At the end of the month, decide whether to continue or move on. Limiting choices helps in making a clear, committed decision about a future spouse.

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Daily Study: If you are like me, you want to know how everything works. And when they don't work, you want to know why. However, this attitude can stunt our spiritual growth because we won't know some things about God and His ways until the return of Christ. We have to be able to live with this mystery. Adopting this attitude about learning the Word of God helps us not to lose faith when things don't work out the way we think it should.

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Open Forum: Pastor Amos announced that the upcoming Atlanta gathering will focus on supernatural healing and he introduced an experiment with podcast ads. The group explored grants for funding projects, weighing their benefits and restrictions, while also considering professional grant-writing services. Anya shared concerns about securing a school space, receiving encouragement from Pastor Amos on balancing faith and preparation. Conversations also touched on mindfulness, modern dating challenges, and the importance of faith, gratitude, and holding onto God's promises. The session wrapped up with reflections on church models, personal growth, and a call for feedback on the podcast's new ad initiative.

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