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12/09/2026

THE WORD FOR TODAY.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2026.

EMBRACING KINGDOM STEWARDSHIP.

LUKE 12:48 (NKJV)

“For everyone to whom much is given, from him much will be required.”

Kingdom privilege brings a mighty responsibility. Every gift, opportunity, resource, influence, knowledge, or leadership is a blessing from God and is meant to be used faithfully. We are not owners of what we hold; we are entrusted stewards.

Jesus made it clear to His disciples that faithfulness matters deeply. God cares not only about what we receive but also about what we do with it. An untapped talent cannot reach its full potential, and an unused gift cannot bring blessing to others. Delaying opportunities might cause them to slip away forever. Neglected responsibilities can impact more lives than we often realize.

Living intentionally in the Kingdom calls for active engagement. Maybe God has given you a business, a ministry, a family, educational opportunities, creative talents, leadership influence, or resources. Whatever He has entrusted to you, ask yourself: “How can I use this for His Kingdom?”

When we live with integrity, our work transforms into ministry. Your business can become a blessing platform. Your home can be a sanctuary of God’s love. Your knowledge can empower and inspire. Your resources can flow as acts of generosity. Your testimony can ignite hope.

Remember, kingdom responsibility isn’t about doing everything; it’s about faithfully doing what’s been entrusted to us. Managing God's gifts requires discipline, planning, accountability, and stewardship.

Jesus invites us not just to receive from His Kingdom but to contribute to its purpose. One day, we will stand before Him and give an account of how we've used what was entrusted to us.

Let us strive to hear these words from our Lord: "Well done, good and faithful servant.”

REFLECTION:

What has God entrusted to me that I need to manage more faithfully for His Kingdom?

ACTION STEP:

Make a list of three things God has given you. Next to each, write one practical way to manage or use it more faithfully for His Kingdom.

DECLARATION:

I am a faithful steward of God’s blessings. I wisely use my time, talents, resources, opportunities, and influence. I refuse to waste what has been entrusted to me. Everything I have is available for His purposes and His glory.

PRAYER:

Father, thank You for all You’ve entrusted to me. Grant me wisdom to manage my time, gifts, resources, relationships, and opportunities with faithfulness. Remove carelessness and procrastination from my life. Help me recognize that everything I have belongs ultimately to You. Use what You’ve given me to bless others and advance Your Kingdom. In Jesus’ name, AMEN!!!

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11/09/2026

REV. MARK OSEI GYAMFI// THE RISEN CHRIST// 11/09/2026

10/09/2026

THE WORD FOR TODAY.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2026.

SERVING OTHERS IS THE KEY TO GREATNESS IN THE KINGDOM.

MARK 10:45 (NKJV)

“ For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many."

This profound truth challenges our understanding of greatness. While the world often values status, influence, wealth, or recognition, Jesus redefines what it means to be truly great. He taught His disciples that real greatness is found in serving others.

Jesus is our ultimate example.

Though He was Lord of all, He chose to serve—washing His disciples’ feet, welcoming the overlooked, comforting the hurting, feeding the hungry, teaching crowds, and ultimately giving His life for humanity.

He had every right to be served, yet He chose to serve.

Kingdom service is often humble and unnoticed. It might be cleaning, encouraging, visiting someone lonely, helping a colleague, caring for family, mentoring, or quietly meeting a need.

Remember: God sees what humans may never perceive.

We must guard against serving only for recognition. If our motivation is applause, disappointment will follow. But when we serve out of love for Christ, our faithfulness endures, even in silence.

Humility is essential. Use your gifts not for personal gain, but to uplift others.

“Who can I serve?”
Not, “Who can serve me?”
That simple shift can transform our homes, churches, workplaces, and communities. Serving dignifies, empowers, and reflects Christ. When His passion becomes ours, we don’t seek titles; we seize every opportunity to make a difference.

REFLECTION:

Do I genuinely enjoy serving, especially when no one notices or praises me?

ACTION STEP:

Find one quiet, meaningful way to serve someone today, without expecting recognition. Do it as an act of love for God.

DECLARATION:

I am a servant of Christ. I don’t seek recognition or applause. I willingly dedicate my time, gifts, and resources to serve others and enhance God’s Kingdom. I choose humility over pride and service over self-interest.

PRAYER:

Lord Jesus, thank You for showing us what true greatness looks like. Teach me to serve with humility, joy, and love. Remove selfishness from my heart and help me see opportunities to bless others. Let no act of service be too small if it honors You. Make me a faithful servant in Your Kingdom. AMEN!!!

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1. Author Page on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/bishopoppong

2. ⁠Podcast Link: https://podcast.apple.com/gh/podcast/bishop-oppong-adu-gyamfi/id1664090131

3. https://open.spotify.com/show/19p6BHnIDvwzmah7eksbvt?si=GzLG7iFrTlagiI9xhPw0vA

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09/09/2026

REV. MARK OSEI GYAMFI// BELIEVE// 09/09/26

09/09/2026

THE WORD FOR TODAY.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2026.

KINGDOM LIVING.

MATTHEW 5:20 (NKJV)

“For I say unto you, That except your righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no case enter into the kingdom of heaven.”

God’s Kingdom isn’t just about what we do; it’s about who we’re becoming.

Jesus was passionate about character. He challenged His followers to look beyond superficial religious acts and let God transform their hearts. He taught that anger, unforgiveness, pride, lust, hypocrisy, and selfish ambition can’t be hidden behind outward religiosity.

True kingdom living starts from within.

It’s easy to appear spiritual on the outside while our hearts remain unchanged. We can recite the right words, attend church, serve wholeheartedly, and memorize Scripture, yet still struggle with attitudes that don’t reflect Christ.

Jesus invites us to go deeper.

The Kingdom-living people are different. They choose integrity when no one is watching, humility when recognition is present, forgiveness when wronged, generosity when selfishness whispers louder, and truth when deception tempts.

Remember, character is who we are when no one’s watching.

It’s reflected in how we treat those who have nothing to repay us, how we respond amid misunderstandings, and how we handle power, money, and influence.

Jesus embodied perfect Kingdom character. He had authority but remained humble. Power was used to serve, rejection was met with love, and false accusations didn’t shift His faithfulness to the Father.

This is the character we’re called to develop.

The Holy Spirit works within us, cultivating Christlike qualities that can’t be produced by human effort alone. As we surrender, our character begins to mirror the King we serve.

Remember: our greatest influence isn’t just what we say; it’s how we live genuinely.

Let Christ shape your character.

REFLECTION:

What part of my character needs to become more like Christ?

ACTION STEP:

Ask someone you trust to identify one strength and one area for growth. Humbly take a step to become more Christlike.

DECLARATION:

Christ is forming in me. I am becoming a person of integrity, humility, love, wisdom, and faithfulness. My character reflects God’s Kingdom values. I commit to living consistently before God and others, whether seen or unseen.

PRAYER:

Father, transform me from the inside out. Develop Christ’s character within me. Remove pride, selfishness, dishonesty, bitterness, and any attitude that doesn’t reflect You. Make me a person of integrity, humility, love, patience, courage, and faithfulness. Let my character honor You wherever I go. In Jesus’ name, AMEN!!!

INTERNATIONAL CHARISMATIC CHURCH (ICC)

Connect with us and follow Bishop Adu-Gyamfi on Podcast and Spotify. Explore his insightful books and stay updated.

1. Author Page on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/bishopoppong

2. ⁠Podcast Link: https://podcast.apple.com/gh/podcast/bishop-oppong-adu-gyamfi/id1664090131

3. https://open.spotify.com/show/19p6BHnIDvwzmah7eksbvt?si=GzLG7iFrTlagiI9xhPw0vA

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08/09/2026

THE WORD FOR TODAY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2026.

KINGDOM INFLUENCE.

MATTHEW 5:14–16 (NKJV)

“You are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hidden.”

Jesus never intended His followers to live behind closed doors. He called us to be salt and light, shining brightly for all to see.

Light doesn’t confront darkness; it simply illuminates.

When Jesus declared, “You are the light of the world,” He was reminding His disciples that their lives should make a real difference wherever they are. Our influence isn't about fame or recognition; it’s about faithfully reflecting Christ in the places God has entrusted to us.

Your home is a sphere of influence.

Your workplace is a sphere of influence.

Your church and your community are both platforms for impacting lives.

Even everyday conversations present golden opportunities to showcase the values of God’s Kingdom.

Kingdom influence starts with character. People may forget our words, but they remember how we treated them. Traits like integrity, kindness, patience, humility, honesty, compassion, and faithfulness stand out in a world clamoring for genuine examples of Christ.

Jesus influenced others because He genuinely loved them. He didn’t manipulate to gain followers; He served, taught, listened, corrected, encouraged, and ultimately, He gave His life for them.

Our influence should mirror His model.

We’re not called to control others but to serve and guide them toward Christ.

Sometimes, your influence might seem small, impacting just your family, coworkers, customers, church friends, or a few young lives.

Never underestimate the power of small influence.

One encouraging word can brighten someone’s day.

One faithful example can inspire another to follow Christ.

One act of integrity can challenge an entire workplace.

One life surrendered to God can influence generations.

You don’t need fame to be influential; you need faithfulness.

When Christ’s passion becomes ours, the question shifts from “How many are watching me?" to “What are people seeing in me?”

Let them see Jesus.

REFLECTION:

What kind of influence am I having on those around me?

ACTION STEP:

Identify one place where I regularly interact with people today. Intentionally demonstrate one Kingdom character, kindness, patience, honesty, generosity, humility, or encouragement, and let my actions proclaim Christ.

DECLARATION:

I am the light of the world and the salt of the earth. My influence belongs to God. Wherever I go, I carry the values of His Kingdom. My words and actions reflect Christ, and my life makes a positive difference, bringing glory to Him.

PRAYER:

Lord Jesus, thank You for calling me to be salt and light. Help me faithfully to represent You wherever I go. Let my character, words, choices, and actions reflect Your Kingdom. Guard me from seeking applause or recognition. Instead, teach me to influence others through humble service and authentic love. May my life point others to You. AMEN!!!

INTERNATIONAL CHARISMATIC CHURCH (ICC)

Connect with us and follow Bishop Adu-Gyamfi on Podcast and Spotify. Explore his insightful books and stay updated.

1. Author Page on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/bishopoppong

2. ⁠Podcast Link: https://podcast.apple.com/gh/podcast/bishop-oppong-adu-gyamfi/id1664090131

3. https://open.spotify.com/show/19p6BHnIDvwzmah7eksbvt?si=GzLG7iFrTlagiI9xhPw0vA

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07/09/2026

THE WORD FOR TODAY.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2026.

KINGDOM PRIORITIES

MATTHEW 6:21 (NKJV)

“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”

What we prioritize reveals what we truly hold dear.

Jesus emphasized that our hearts and treasures are deeply linked. The way we spend our time, attention, energy, and resources shows what has captured our hearts.

Living for the Kingdom requires more than just saying God comes first. Our priorities need to demonstrate it.

Jesus lived with focused intention. He knew His purpose and didn’t let distractions pull Him away. He cared for people, served those in need, taught crowds, and performed miracles, all in line with the Father’s mission.

We have many roles: parents, spouses, business owners, employees, students, leaders, ministers, caregivers. God isn’t asking us to neglect these responsibilities; instead, He wants us to dedicate them to His Kingdom.

The key question isn’t just, “What am I doing?”

It’s, “Why am I doing it?”

Two people can do the same task but with very different motives. One may seek recognition, the other aims to honor God faithfully.

Kingdom priorities shift our motivations.

They lead us to value character more than applause, faithfulness over popularity, service over status, and eternal impact over fleeting recognition.

This perspective also changes how we handle resources. Our money, time, skills, influence, and opportunities are gifts from God. We are stewards, not owners.

Once this idea sinks in, our prayers shift from “Lord, bless everything I want” to “Lord, help me use everything You’ve given me for Your purposes.”

That’s Kingdom thinking.

Today’s priorities shape who we become tomorrow. Be deliberate about what you focus on.

Give God your first, not just your leftovers.

REFLECTION:

What does my use of time, money, energy, and attention reveal about my core values?

ACTION STEP:

Review how you spent yesterday. Identify one area where you can invest more intentionally in God, others, or something of lasting value. Make that change today.

DECLARATION:

My priorities align with God’s Kingdom. I value eternal over temporary. I am a faithful steward of my time, resources, gifts, and opportunities. My heart belongs to God, and my life reflects His values.

PRAYER:

Father, examine my priorities and reveal anything that has taken Your place in my heart. Teach me to value what You value. Help me wisely use my time, resources, gifts, and opportunities for Your glory. Let my priorities reflect Your Kingdom’s values. In Jesus’ name, AMEN!!!

INTERNATIONAL CHARISMATIC CHURCH (ICC)

Connect with us and follow Bishop Adu-Gyamfi on Podcast and Spotify. Explore his insightful books and stay updated.

1. Author Page on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/bishopoppong

2. ⁠Podcast Link: https://podcast.apple.com/gh/podcast/bishop-oppong-adu-gyamfi/id1664090131

3. https://open.spotify.com/show/19p6BHnIDvwzmah7eksbvt?si=GzLG7iFrTlagiI9xhPw0vA

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06/09/2026

THE WORD FOR TODAY.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2026.

SEEK FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS.

MATTHEW 6:33 (NKJV)

“But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.”

Jesus never left us uncertain about His priorities: seeking the Kingdom of God comes first.

In a world obsessed with success, possessions, recognition, comfort, careers, and personal achievements, it’s easy to get distracted. None of these are wrong in themselves, but they become dangerous when they replace God on the throne of our hearts.

Jesus invites us to a different way, true kingdom living.

Kingdom people don’t just ask, “What can I get?” They ask, “What can I give?”

They pursue more than just fleeting successes; they focus on eternity. They make decisions not based on convenience but to advance God’s purposes.

To seek God’s Kingdom first means letting His reign influence every part of our lives, from our work and relationships to how we spend our resources and gifts, and how we respond to life’s challenges.

The Kingdom of God isn’t a distant dream; through Christ, we are already part of it. We’re called to reflect its values here and now.

Jesus modeled this priority. His nourishment came from doing the will of the Father. His mission was to reveal the Kingdom and draw others into relationship with God.

Imagine how your life would change if God’s Kingdom became your top priority. Perhaps some decisions would change, some distractions would fade away, and some ambitions would be set aside to serve a greater purpose.

When God’s Kingdom comes first, everything else finds its proper place.

Your career matters.

Your family matters.

Your dreams matter.

Your responsibilities matter.

But none should sit on the throne of your heart; that throne belongs to God.

REFLECTION:

What holds the highest priority in my life right now? Does my daily routine reflect that God’s Kingdom truly comes first?

ACTION STEP:

Review your schedule today. Find one thing that’s been taking more of your time or attention than your relationship with God. Make a simple change to put Him first.

DECLARATION:

God’s Kingdom is my number one. I seek His will above my own, and I prioritize His purposes over temporary success. My life, resources, gifts, and decisions are under His rule. I aim to promote His Kingdom and bring glory to His name.

PRAYER:

Father, forgive me for allowing other priorities to compete with You. Today, I choose to seek Your Kingdom first. Guide my choices, ambitions, relationships, resources, and plans. Help me live for what’s eternal and faithfully represent Your Kingdom wherever I go. In Jesus’ name, AMEN!!!

INTERNATIONAL CHARISMATIC CHURCH (ICC)

Connect with us and follow Bishop Adu-Gyamfi on Podcast and Spotify. Explore his insightful books and stay updated.

1. Author Page on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/author/bishopoppong

2. ⁠Podcast Link: https://podcast.apple.com/gh/podcast/bishop-oppong-adu-gyamfi/id1664090131

3. https://open.spotify.com/show/19p6BHnIDvwzmah7eksbvt?si=GzLG7iFrTlagiI9xhPw0vA

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06/09/2026

SUNDAY SERVICE WITH REV.MARK GYAMFI
(TWI SERVICE)
“PURSUE WITH ALL”

06/09/2026

PURSUE WITH ALL WITH REV. MARK GYAMFI