Chapel of Faith - Jesus Faith Power Ministries

15/03/2026

15/03/2026

Word of Faith with Somi/Jfpm Chapel of Faith

Theme: The Wisdom of God

Texts: Gen 1:1-31; Jer 10:12; Matt 23:9; Judges 13:12;

Synopsis
The Lord is good and gracious, He watches over us and keeps us safe. Welcome to another Sunday service. We welcome you to church today, members, partners and friends together with members of our online congregation.

Wisdom is defined as an element of personal character that enables us to distinguish between what is wise/good and what is unwise/bad. It also means the right application of knowledge for achieving a greater good.

Today, we learn about the wisdom of God displayed in scripture. The very first instance of God's wisdom showed in creation is how God made everything. God knew that, man could not survive without the sun, the trees, the birds, the cattle and all the other things He made (Gen 1:1-17).

Again, God displayed His wisdom in the way He made man without covering him. As long as man remained without sin, he would never know he was naked (Gen 2:25). God knew man had sinned when he confessed that he was naked.

Another way the wisdom of God is displayed in His invitation of partnership with mankind (Gen 2:20). The world was made for man, hence God gave Adam the responsibility of taking care of all He had made, and giving names to all God's creation.

Whether we raise children or do some kind of job/task, we need the wisdom of God to know how to handle it (Judges 13:5). The wisdom of God always helps us to do what is right and what is best in all situations.

God's wisdom is our shield and buckler. By this wisdom, we excel in all things. His wisdom gives us hope and assurance. God's wisdom is above all. We must be careful to always ask God for His wisdom to live in this world.

Enjoy a blessed new week

Agape love and greetings
Stay rapturable, be expectant

Pastor Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr. Bishop

01/02/2026

01/02/2026

Word of Faith with Somi/Jfpm Chapel of Faith

Theme: The Gifts of the Holy Spirit: The Vocal Gifts

Texts: Acts 13:1-3; Acts 21:8-14; Rom 14:12; 1 Cor 3:10-15

Synopsis
Welcome to the first Sunday in the Month of February. We are happy you could join us, partners and friends together with members of our online congregation.

The Lord has been gracious and merciful to us. He deserves our praise and worship.

In today's service, we conclude the teaching on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. So far, we have looked at the power gifts and the revelational gifts. We will end with the vocal gifts today, as the last category under the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

The vocal gifts are the gifts that speak something. They are audible and can be heard by everyone present. The first of these gifts is the gift of prophecy. This gift is inspired by the Holy Spirit through an individual, to the people of God, to a family or an individual, in a known tongue (Acts 21:8-9).

Next, we have the gift of the diverse kinds of tongues. It is the gift of the Holy Spirit given to an individual to speak in an unknown tongue (1 Cor 14:27-28). This gift, without the interpretation of tongues does not benefit the church at all. The two must go hand in hand.

The last gift under this category is the gift of the interpretation of diverse kinds of tongues. To another, this gift is given to interpret diverse kinds of tongues in the company of believers. It helps the believers understand the diverse kinds of tongues (1 Cor 12:10).

In the old testament, seven out of the gifts of the Holy Spirit were in operation. The last two, diverse kinds of tongues and interpretation of tongues were not in operation because the Holy Spirit had not yet been sent to the earth permanently. After He came to the earth, the nine gifts operated fully in the company of the believers.

The gift of prophecy works with the diverse kinds of tongues and interpretation; therefore, the one who prophesies understands and has received the diverse kinds of tongues and interpretation of the same tongues.

There is a difference between the one who prophesies and the prophet. The prophet occupies the office of the prophet; he works with all the vocal gifts and either one or two of the revelational gifts. It is the operation of all these gifts in a man that makes him a prophet. The one who prophesies is not necessarily a prophet, like we see in the case of Saul (1 Sam 10:10-12).

We are called to steward these gifts and not to boast because we operate in them. God has entrusted us with these gifts for the body of Christ, that through them, the church will be built up. We all will give an account to God on the use of His gifts and its operation in our lives.

We must be careful how we use these gifts; not for self-aggrandizing but for the welfare and growth of the church. This should be our focus and our motive for desiring these gifts to work in us. Refine your motives and set your heart right with God; and these gifts will work effortlessly in you.

Enjoy a blessed new week
Welcome to February

Agape love and greetings
Stay rapturable, be expectant

Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr Bishop

25/01/2026

25/01/2026

Word of Faith with Somi/Jfpm Chapel of Faith

Theme: The Gifts of The Holy Spirit

Texts: 1 Cor 12:4-11; 1 kings 2:19-22; John 9:1-7; Luke 1:26-38

Synopsis
Blessed be the name of the Lord! For He has triumphed gloriously! The Lord is great and greatly to be praised. Welcome to the last Sunday in the month of January, we are glad you could join us, members, partners and friends together with members of our online congregation.

This week, we continue the Teaching series on the Holy Spirit. So far, we have looked at the personality of the Holy Spirit. Last week, we began teaching on the gifts of the Holy Spirit. We understood that, there are three groupings of the gifts of the Holy Spirit; the revelational gifts, the power gifts and the vocal gifts.

Today, we will look at the power gifts; the gifts that do something. We must understand that, it is the Holy Spirit that determines which gift must work in a given situation. He gives us the ability to operate in His gifts in every given moment.

The first power gift is the gift of faith. This gift is a supernatural gift for effecting change from the supernatural into the natural. It operates like the God-kind of faith, that speaks things into being without praying (Josh 10:8-14). This gift is unique and different from the faith that comes from hearing the word of God.

The next power gift is the gifts of healing. This gift comes with special Holy Spirit curated methods of healing people of chronic sicknesses and situations (2 Kings 5:1-14). It goes beyond simply laying hands on the sick and those with different kinds of infirmities.

The last gift is the gift of working of miracles. It is the intervention of the supernatural in the course of the natural (Exo 14:15-16; 21-22). The Holy Spirit helps all who believe, to work different kinds of miracles, wherever the situation demands for it. These miracles cannot be understood or explained by the human/natural mind.

It is important to note that, it is the Holy Spirit that enables us to operate in these gifts. No matter how many gifts we operate in, we must ensure that we always remain humble. No man becomes superhuman simply because he operates in these gifts. Guard your heart against pride and self-centeredness.

Hallelujah! We have entered the last week of our covenant fasting and prayer. The Lord will make good all of His promises and will cause us to receive our evidence.

Agape love and greetings
Stay rapturable, be expectant

Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr. Bishop

20/01/2026

18/01/2026

18th January 2026

Word of Faith with Somi/Jfpm Chapel of Faith

Theme: The Nine Main Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Texts: Acts 16:4-10; 1 Cor 12:1-11; 28-31; Eph 4:8-14; Acts 16:16-22;

Synopsis
Praise the Lord! Praise Him in His sanctuary and praise Him with the fruit of your lips. It is another time of fellowship and we welcome you all to service, members, partners and friends together with members of our online congregation.

As we continue the teaching series on the Holy Spirit, this week we focus on the gifts of the Holy Spirit. There are nine main gifts, but there are other gifts of the Holy Spirit in the scriptures.

The Greek word for the gifts as recorded in scripture is Charismata, in the plural form. Charisma, is the singular form, which means a free divine gift or spiritual endowment given by the Holy Spirit to believers for building the church.

The nine gifts of the Holy Spirit are in three groupings; the revelational gifts, the power gifts and the vocal gifts. Today we will look at the revelational gifts given to the believer through the working of the Holy Spirit in us.

The revelational gifts reveal something; whether from the past, the future or something that is happening in time. They give us an understanding into happenings, plans and purposes.

The first revelational gift is the word of wisdom. With this gift, God gives us an understanding concerning things to come and opens our eyes and hearts to know what is ahead.

The next revelational gift is the word of knowledge. It is a divine revelation of things past and present (2 Kings 6:8-12). It is a fraction of God's knowledge for the past and present, for our understanding.

The final revelational gift of focus is the gift of the discerning of spirits. It is the divine ability to know which spirit is in operation (Matt 16:21-24). It opens us up to know what is happening in our surroundings.

Child of God, all these gifts can work in you. They are given to us by the Holy Spirit and He determines which of them must work, given the situation.

As we enter the third week of our covenant fasting and prayer, let us open our hearts to the Holy Spirit and desire that His gifts will work mightily in us.

Agape love and greetings,
Stay rapturable, be expectant.

Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr. Bishop

11/01/2026

11/01/2026

Word of Faith with Somi/Jfpm Chapel of Faith

Theme: Nine Fruits and Nine Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Texts: Gal 5:22-23; 1 Cor 12:4-11; Rom 1:8-32; Matt 24:13;

Synopsis
We welcome you to service today, God bless you for joining us. The Lord is good and gracious, His mercies are renewed every morning. Let us open our hearts to receive the word of the Lord and to do all that His word instructs.

Last week, we began a teaching series on The Holy Spirit. We learned about His personality and some of the symbols the Holy Spirit is represented by. This teaching series will help us open up more to the Holy Spirit as we get to know Him and understand His ways.

In today's service, we look at the gifts and fruit of the Holy Spirit. There are nine gifts of the Holy Spirit and nine fruits of the Holy Spirit. They both have their respective functions and importance for the believer and the church, as a whole.

The gifts of the Holy Spirit are given for the work of the Ministry; to win and establish souls unto Christ. Likewise, the fruit of the Spirit is given for character building in the life of the believer until they reach perfection.

There are many works of the flesh that manifest themselves in diverse forms (Rom 1:81-32). These works are manifested when we walk in the flesh. To live above the flesh, we must walk in the Spirit. We cannot defeat the flesh without the help of the Holy Spirit. He is the only one who helps us put to death all the works of the flesh.

There is a contention between the Spirit and the flesh. Every believer faces this battle, after they become born again. The old nature fights the new nature; flesh against Spirit. This battle can only be won against the flesh, if we allow the Holy Spirit to work through us.

Conversely, the works of the Spirit are evident in diverse forms (Gal 5:22-23). When the Holy Spirit comes to live in us, He begins to produce the nature of Christ in us. The fruit of the Holy Spirit helps to build the right character and nature in the believer, making him more like Christ.

The fruit of the Holy Spirit also prepares us for perfection and Heaven (Matt 5:48). We must remember that, the flesh cannot enter the Kingdom of Heaven. The Holy Spirit continues to produce the nature of Christ in us from the day we become born again until the day we leave this world.

The love of God is the greatest fruit of the Spirit; it is this love that helps us in the Spirit. When we walk in love always, we reflect the nature of Christ to our world. Jesus said, the greatest proof that we know God or that, He lives in us, is when we walk in love. Let us walk in love and we will not gratify the desires of the flesh.

Child of God, let us seek above all things, to walk in love always. It is the greatest sign of our discipleship and the biggest proof that, the Holy Spirit is truly at work in us. In all we do, let love be the inspiration.

Welcome to the second week of our covenant fasting and prayer. Remember to take this fast according to your God-given grace.

Agape love and greetings
Stay rapturable, be expectant

Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr Bishop

05/01/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT

Hallelujah!!

2026 is finally here 🥳🥳🥳.

We welcome you all, members, partners and friends together with members of our online congregation.

This year and beyond is our season of doing new things. In this year, we will see the new things the Lord will do.

Our annual 30-day Covenant Fasting and starts tomorrow (Thursday 2nd January 2025 - Friday 31st January).

The theme for this fast is ''Behold, I Do A New Thing" with the text taken from Isaiah 43:18-19.

For all who will join this fast, kindly note that you are free to take it according to your God-given grace. It can be twice a week, three times a week, five times a week or throughout the period.

Be blessed as you join this fast🙏🙏🙌🔥🔥🔥. God's grace is sufficient for us all.

Kindly call the office of the Snr Bishop on any of these numbers (0203055383/0547284990)
Whatsapp 0203055383, 0272216000

Enjoy a blessed Fast

Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr Bishop.