Sunday Recap

“Weeping May Endure for a Night” reminds believers that seasons of pain, loss, and waiting are temporary in God’s plan. Pastor Abraham encourages you to hold firmly to God’s promises, trust His perfect timing, and remain steadfast in faith. Your night will not last forever. God’s joy, restoration, and breakthrough are on the way.

“How to Stop Unnecessary Mental Stress and Battles” teaches how to overcome anxiety, fear, and negative thinking by renewing your mind with God’s Word. Pastor Abraham highlights the importance of guarding your thoughts, refusing imagined fears, and choosing God’s truth daily. Peace comes when your mind is fixed on God’s promises.

Serving God is not meant to feel like a burden but a joyful response to His grace. This message, “Serving God with Gladness of Heart,” highlights the posture of joy, willingness, and sincerity in our walk with God. True service flows from a heart transformed by love, not obligation, leading to consistency, peace, and spiritual fulfillment in daily devotion.

My Stone of Help — Sermon Recap EBENEZER Sermon Recap  ·  Sunday Message "My Stone of Help" I Samuel 7:1–12 ✦ A Message by Pastor Abraham Dear CFAN Family, Grace and peace to everyone. This week, Pastor Abraham delivered a powerful message titled "My Stone of Help", drawn from I Samuel 7:1–12. The message reminds us that God is not only the One who helps us in moments of crisis, but the One who faithfully carries us through every season of life. Samuel set up a stone called Ebenezer, declaring, "Thus far the Lord has helped us." That stone…

This Sunday, Pastor Kike delivered a timely and life-shaping message titled “Maximizing Your Relationship With God and Others.” Using James 4:8 | Matthew 6:33 | Mark 12:31, the message reminded us that strong relationships with God and with others do not happen by accident. They require intention, commitment, and daily pursuit. Many believers know about God but struggle to experience closeness with Him. The difference is not knowledge. The difference is pursuit. God calls us to grow in two directions: Vertically — in our relationship with God Horizontally — in our relationships with others Both areas reflect spiritual maturity.…

This Sunday, Pastor Abraham shared a powerful message reminding us of the importance of spiritual alertness.Through Romans 13:11–12, Mark 13:32–33, 1 Corinthians 16:13, and Colossians 4:2, we were challenged to remain spiritually awake in a time when many believers are drifting into complacency.God is always moving.But if our hearts are not watchful, we may miss the moments He places before usWhy Spiritual Alertness MattersThe Oil Represents Spiritual SubstanceIn the parable of the ten virgins, the oil symbolizes the spiritual life we cultivate with God.It represents prayer, devotion, faith, and a living relationship with Him.This is what keeps the believer…

Pastor Abraham’s message, “Can You See It?”, explored the importance of spiritual vision in the life of faith. Through Scripture, we were reminded that what we see in our hearts shapes how we live and respond to circumstances.God calls His people to focus on His promises and allow His Word to form the vision that guides their lives.He reminded us that God gave us more than physical sight. He gave us the ability to perceive His plans and recognize what He is doing in our lives.Many people look at life and only see circumstances. But God calls His people…

ISA 7:14This Sunday, Pastor Abraham drew our attention away from the decorations and traditions of the season and brought us back to how God Himself views Christmas.Christmas is not first a cultural event. It is a divine action. A deliberate moment in God’s eternal plan. Through Scripture, we were reminded that Christmas reveals God’s heart, His justice, His sacrifice, and His purpose for humanity. How God Sees Christmas The Fulfillment of a Long-Standing PromiseIsaiah 7:14 | John 3:16 | 2 Corinthians 9:15Christmas is God keeping His word.What He promised through the prophets, He fulfilled in Jesus.The birth of Christ…

Psalm 103:1-10, 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18, Psalm 36:5-10, Luke 17:9-11 This Sunday, Pastor Kike brought a stirring word titled “Trust God with the Outcome.” It was a heart-check for every believer facing uncertainty. This message wasn’t about faith that feels safe. It was about faith that holds steady when answers are delayed. Faith that remains firm when obedience carries a cost. We were reminded that trust is not measured by how comfortable life feels. It is revealed by how obedient we remain when the pressure is on. When Trust Is Truly TestedTrust is revealed when: Pressure increases Stakes are high Obedience…