Chapel of Faith - Jesus Faith Power Ministries

02/08/2026

02/08/2026

Word of Faith with Somi/Jfpm Chapel of Faith

Theme: The Lord delights in a true heart of Gratitude

Texts: Psalm 100:3-5; Psalm 107:1; Psalm 118:1; Psalm 136:1; 1 Chro 16:34

Synopsis
It is a new month and we thank God for ushering us into the 8th month of the year. It is surely our season of notable miracles and answers.

Today, we look at what a true heart of gratitude looks like. Gratitude is a genuine appreciation for something you have received, without reservations or comparison. Saying thank you should not be just a formality but must come from a truly grateful heart.

When we express gratitude, we are showing appreciation for what we have received. We are not engaged in comparisons or holding reservations. We are genuinely appreciative for what we have.

As Christians , a true heart of gratitude is important in our walk with God. The person who wants to walk with God for a long time must be willing to appreciate God truly (Gen 22:9-14).

True gratitude does not engage in comparisons; it does not say, thank you for what I have but I wish I had something else. If we are truly grateful, we will appreciate what we have received (Num 11:4-6).

True gratitude does not have reservations. When we receive a blessing from God, we must not have mixed feelings. True gratitude is not thanking God today and doubting Him tomorrow (Exo 16:1-3).

Gratitude shifts your focus from what you don't have and helps you to focus on the blessings you have received. When we express gratitude, we recognize the blessings God has given us and look on with hope for all He will do (1 Sam 2:21 .

Gratitude is a weapon in the hands of a believer. Ungrateful hearts can never receive anything from the Lord. Just like humans, God desires that we show appreciation whenever He does something for us (1 Thes 5:18).

The enemy fights Christians and keeps them from showing true gratitude. He sows seeds of discontent in our hearts by shifting our focus from what we have to what has not come yet. We must fight doubt and discontent with gratitude everyday (Gen 3:2-5).

Remember that, when we thank God for what He has done, He will do more for us again and again. Guard your heart against ingratitude.

Agape love and greetings
Stay rapturable, be expectant

Pastor Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr. Bishop

01/08/2026

26/07/2026

26/07/2026

Word of Faith with Somi/Jfpm Chapel of Faith

Theme: These Dry Bones Can Live

Texts: Eze 37:1-14; John 11:1-44;

Synopsis
We welcome you, members, partners and friends together with members of our online congregation to another Sunday Service. Thank you for joining us today, you are blessed.

In today's service, we will look at a teaching on hope and expectation. Be encouraged by today's lesson, rise in faith and declare the blessings of the Lord over your life. God is still in the business of bringing things to life, turning situations around and manifesting His glory.

In our scriptures for today's service, both situations looked hopeless; there appeared to be no hope for salvation or redemption. In the book of Ezekiel, the prophet was carried to the valley of dry bones, there was dryness in that place. What he saw was hopeless, bones scattered and disjointed all around (Eze 37:2b).

The situation was impossible and seemed hopeless but God always has an agenda; He will move in dire situations. God asked Ezekiel if the 'bones can live' and his response was 'Lord, thou knowest'. What is your situation? Can the Lord make His move in it? Will the situation turn around? What will your answer be?

God creates with His words, He sees it first as a possibility and then, He speaks it to manifestation. Your next action should be to speak to the situation and declare a change (Eze 37:4). God has already given you the power to effect change and see results so do not shut your mouth, speak and declare the word of God over that situation.

The dry bones in Ezekiel's story came together after he prophesied, they were joined once again and in the end, they became a mighty army (Eze 37 :4). In your situation, things will happen, change will take place if you speak in faith and look on with great expectation.

In the book of John, a similar situation of hopelessness is painted with Lazarus' death. Jesus came after his friend died, not because he did not care, but so the glory of God will be revealed. Jesus only spoke these words 'Lazarus, come forth' and he rose from the dead. In its time, He makes all things beautiful.

Jesus watched till Lazarus came out of the cave and then, commanded that he be 'loosed' from his bonds and set free. God will glorify His name, His miraculous deeds will not cease from the lips of men. Let the glory of God be revealed in your situation as you speak in faith and trust in Him.

Beloved, this is God's word to you: *the dry bones can live again*, the situation can turn around if only you will believe and declare in faith.

Enjoy a blessed New Week

Agape love and greetings
Stay rapturable, be expectant

Pastor Esther Ami
Secretary, office of the Snr. Bishop