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A powerful snippet from today's Communion Service.

As we step into this new week, we declare that every limitation is broken, every closed door is opened, and every plan of God for our lives shall come to pass. We walk in divine favor, supernatural grace, good health, wisdom, and victory in Jesus' name.

This week, we will not be defeated—we will prevail. We will not lack—we will abound. We will not fear—for the Lord is with us.
Welcome to a week of divine possibilities!

Welcome to our 3rd Sunday Service!

The Level of Your Battle Determines Your Calling

Text: Psalm 13:5–6

During the message, Pst. Buwell emphasized that every believer will encounter battles in life, but the intensity of those battles often reflects the magnitude of God's purpose and calling upon their life.
Drawing from Psalm 13:5–6, he highlighted how David remained steadfast in trusting God's mercy despite the difficulties he faced.

The sermon focused on the importance of maintaining faith during challenging seasons. David's declaration of trust in God's mercy and his decision to rejoice in God's salvation demonstrate that believers should not allow their circumstances to determine their confidence in God. Instead, they should continue to praise Him, knowing that He remains faithful even when situations seem unfavorable.

Pst. Buwell explained that many of God's servants in the Bible faced significant trials before stepping into their divine assignments. Just as David endured numerous battles before becoming king, believers should understand that struggles are often part of God's preparation process. Challenges are not always signs of God's absence; rather, they can be opportunities for growth, maturity, and spiritual strengthening.
The congregation was encouraged to trust God's timing, remain prayerful, and refuse to be discouraged by temporary setbacks.

The message stressed that God is a God of understanding who never abandons His people. Even when answers seem delayed, He is still working behind the scenes for their good.

In conclusion, the church was reminded that their battles are not meant to destroy them but to prepare them for greater responsibilities and blessings. Therefore, they should hold firmly to their faith, continue praising God, and trust that every challenge is working toward the fulfillment of His purpose in their lives.

Through unwavering trust in God's mercy, believers can overcome every obstacle and walk confidently into their calling.