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Archbishop @hknganga teaches how the words you speak every day either build your faith or break it down. Faith comes by hearing the Word, and it can’t work while you keep speaking the opposite.
Speak right so that your faith can be strong.
Watch to the end, then tell us: what will you start saying instead?
You must check the areas where your faith is weak and work to strengthen it.
Ask yourself: Do you have faith in your finances? Do you have faith against witchcraft? Do you have faith to get married? Do you have faith when you are facing something that looks impossible?
Faith is what moves mountains. If you keep seeing the same mountain and it is not moving, then you need to examine your faith and work on strengthening it.
But faith does not operate without the Word. There must be a written Word. You must know what is written, believe it first, and then speak it. Without the Word of God, you cannot practise faith.
A Christian without Scripture is defeated.
It’s also important to note that confidentiality is important when you begin organising something that involves faith. The Shunamite woman said, “All is well,” even when she was carrying a situation that had deeply troubled her. Abraham also did not reveal to the young men what he was going to do with Isaac. He told them that he and the boy would go and worship and return, and when Isaac asked about the sacrifice, Abraham said that God would provide.
Build your faith. Believe the Word. Speak what you believe. Let your prayers also have faith.
What area of your faith do you need to strengthen?
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This Sunday, the teaching focused on deliverance, highlighting different areas of our lives where we need the freedom that comes through Christ.
The teaching centred on the deliverance of the mind, soul, spirit, and body through Christ Jesus. We were also reminded that Christ is the Saviour of our bodies, encouraging us to trust Him for healing, provision and transformation.
At the Youth Service, Archbishop Harrison K. Ng’ang’a taught the young people about fighting addictions and bad habits and breaking free from their hold.
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What spoke to you most from today’s teaching?
See you tomorrow at Jamii Business Centre as we continue with the Twelve Operational Levels of Faith.
Day 5 highlighted a key truth: 𝙛𝙖𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙬𝙤𝙧𝙠𝙨 𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙞𝙡𝙮 𝙞𝙣 𝙖𝙣 𝙖𝙩𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙥𝙝𝙚𝙧𝙚 𝙤𝙛 𝙤𝙗𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙘𝙚.
At Jamii Business Centre, Archbishop Harrison K. Ng’ang’a taught the importance of choosing to obey and serve God, while also cultivating the faith to receive.
Where there is giving, there is also receiving. We must believe God to receive by faith, trusting His Word for what He has promised.
A few moments from today’s service. What stood out to you from today’s teaching?
Thank you for being part of this week’s teachings. See you next week at Jamii Business Centre as we continue exploring the Twelve Operational Levels of Faith.
"Worry can destroy your faith completely. You must deal with worry so that you can apply your faith."
On Day 4 of the Twelve Operational Levels of Faith series at Jamii Business Centre, Archbishop Harrison K. Ng`ang`a delivered a vital teaching on Why Worry?
Many believers struggle to see results in prayer not because they lack faith, but because worry is quietly neutralising their trust in God. Worry shifts your focus away from the promises of God and onto your circumstances. To walk in active, effective faith, you must deliberately confront and eliminate worry from your daily mind.
Swipe through all 10 photo highlights from today`s service.
What is your key takeaway from today? Leave a comment below and share this post with someone who needs freedom from worry today.
Day 2 of our Two Weeks Special Series at Jamii Business Centre focused on the Measure of Faith and Weak Faith.
As we continued exploring the Twelve Operational Levels of Faith, today’s teaching challenged us to understand the measure of faith and what it means to have weak faith.
Scripture: Romans 1:17
What is your key takeaway from today’s teaching? Share it in the comments.
Day 1 of our Two Weeks Special Series at Jamii Business Centre focused on the reality that faith can die.
Faith can be affected by what we hear and what we speak. What enters through our ears and what comes out of our mouths can either strengthen or weaken our faith.
We were reminded that we must have faith in God because without faith it is impossible to please Him. We are called to walk by faith and not by sight, looking beyond the things that are seen because they are temporary.
Speak right. Build your faith. Do not allow the things that are troubling you to become bigger than your faith in God.
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