Christ Faith Tabernacle

This week’s message called the church back to the heart of discipleship: becoming like Jesus through obedient living. Apostle urges us to take the Word of God seriously—write it down, ask questions, and act on it—because God’s promises are not to be admired, but prayed into manifestation (Psalm 145; Luke 2:25–38). We were also reminded that your starting point doesn’t limit your destiny in Christ, as God is shaping believers into the likeness of His Son (Romans 8:29).   At the heart of the sermon was what distinguished Jesus: He was “full of the Holy Spirit” and “led by the Spirit” (Luke 4:1). Jesus came to do the Father’s will and finish His work (John 4:34), returned “in the power of the Spirit” and His influence spread (Luke 4:14)—and Apostle Alfred made it clear that this Spirit-empowered life is for us too (Acts 1:8). That means seeking daily filling and guidance, walking in holiness and spiritual authority (Luke 4:31–36), and refusing a careless, stagnant Christianity by committing to prayer, learning,