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07/09/2025

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE- ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY
REPORT FOR FIRST SUNDAY OF SEPTEMBER (7TH-09-2025)

WORD CHARGE
SPEAKER: Elder O. S. Akpan
INTERPRETER: Bro. Jephthah Godwin
THEME: "LIGHT"
TEXT: Isaiah 60:1-2, Matt. 5:16, Psalm 57:1-2

The word "Light" symbolizes restoration and salvation. The light signifies the salvation God brings to His people, rescuing them from their plight and restoring them to a place of honor and blessing. This theme is echoed in other parts of Scripture, such as Psalm 27:1, which declares, "The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear?"

Just as God rescued Job from the devil's plight and restored him to a place of honor and blessings, He also honored David as the last child of Jesse.

Jesus Christ Himself declared that He is the light of the world, meaning that whoever follows Him shall not walk in darkness but will continue dwelling in God's light.

In conclusion, the preacher emphasized that the light of God is important in a believer's life. When we dwell in God's light, God is glorified, and we will be fulfilled (Matthew 5:16). It is also important for us to dwell in the Light of God, for the light of God has nothing to do with darkness.

10/08/2025

03/08/2025

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE- ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY

REPORT FOR FIRST SUNDAY OF AUGUST (3RD-08-2025)

WORD CHARGE
SPEAKER: Elder Sunday E. Etuk
INTERPRETER: Bro. Blessed S.
THEME: JESUS IS PASSING THIS WAY
TEXT: Eph. 2:17, John 14:6, Romans 5:2

Ephesians 2:17 says, "And He came and preached peace to you who were afar off and to those who were near." This highlights Jesus mission to bring peace and reconciliation to all people.

Jesus is Passing This Way, suggests that Jesus is actively moving through our lives, offering peace, salvation, and reconciliation to everyone He encounters.

The preacher illustrated his sermon with the story of Zacchaeus, the tax collector, who experiences salvation and transformation through his encounter with Jesus. Having encounter with Jesus. He declares that salvation has come to Zacchaeus' house, a transformation from being lost to finding purpose and direction through Jesus. Zacchaeus' encountered with Jesus led to a change in his behavior and a commitment to live differently, lets embrace Christ in our lives just as zacchaeus did and brought salvation unto himself and his household, for Christ is coming soon and eternal damnation is true.

In Conclusion: He is working in our lives and in the world, we all should be encourage to be attentive to His presence, to respond to His call, and to share His message of peace with others, so shall he bring salvation to us.

27/07/2025

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE- ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY

REPORT FOR LAST SUNDAY OF JULY (27TH-07-2025)

WORD CHARGE
SPEAKER: Elder Solomon .E. Udo
INTERPRETER: Bro. Blessed S.
THEME: DON'T BE A LOST TO YOUR MASTER
TEXT: Luke 19:9-10

Understanding who is our Master: our Master refers to Jesus Christ, who guides and directs our lives. Recognizing Jesus as our Master implies a commitment to follow His teachings and live according to His will.

Understanding the word lost: can signify spiritual disconnection, lack of direction, or living in a way that does not honor God. The determination to not be lost to our Master reflects a desire to stay connected to Jesus, seek His guidance, and live purposefully.

The preacher illustrated his sermon in the story of Zacchaeus, the tax collector, who experiences salvation and transformation through his encounter with Jesus. Having encounter with Jesus. He declares that salvation has come to Zacchaeus' house, a transformation from being lost to finding purpose and direction through Jesus. Zacchaeus' encountered with Jesus led to a change in his behavior and a commitment to live differently
Not being a lost to your Master, you must determine first, by Finding and maintaining spiritual direction. This involves regular prayer, studying Scripture, and seeking guidance from the Holy Spirit.

In Conclusion: The vessel urge everyone not to be a lost to their master, and also encourages us to have relationship with Jesus. By seeking spiritual direction, being accountable, and living with purpose, we can honor our Master and fulfill the mission He has given us.

13/07/2025

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY

REPORT ON THE 2ND SUNDAY OF JULY 2025 (06/07/2025)

TIME IN: 9:15AM
TIME OUT: 12:06PM

The faithful believers humbly gathered together to give thanks to their creator as the service commenced with an opening prayer led by Elder S. E. Etuk. Thrilling choruses led by Bro. Blessed Uwem, followed with congregational hymn E.H.B 10 led by Elder O. S. Akpan. Scriptural reading was extracted from the book of 1st Chronicles 16:23,-36 led by Elder S. E. Etuk, Worship session led led Elder O. S. Akpan. Salutation led by Elder O. S. Akpan. Tithe and offering by the congregation.
Announcement and Benediction was led by Elder O. S. Akpan

The Church Main Choir, Sunday School Choir and Youth Choir rendered their songs respectively.

THE WORD:
SPEAKER: Elder S. E. Akpan
INTERPRETER: Bro. Blessed U. Uwem
THEME: "THE NEW IDENTITY"
TEXT: John 14: 15, Psalm 119:105, Romans 11, Gal. 5:24

IDENTITY: It as to do with signs.
Our new identity in Christ is a profound and transformative concept that touches the core of Christian faith. According to John 14:15, Jesus says, "If you love me, keep my commands. And I will ask the Father, and he will give you another advocate to help you and be with you forever." This verse highlights the importance of loving Jesus and following His commands, which ultimately leads to receiving the Holy Spirit, also known as the Advocate or Comforter.

As Christians we have a symbol, which is "The Cross"
Even other religion has their symbol.
The speaker ask everyone what is their Identity, is it positive or negative, Paul has his own identity which he was a prosecutor an then he was transform to a great Apostle.
Mathew was also a tax collector and he was transform and became one of the His disciples.

How can you leave with a positive Identity
*Obedience
*Spend much time in His presence: as someone deeply loved and accepted. It's about being part of a larger narrative of God's redemptive work.( John 15:5).
*Let the Holy Spirit guide you: The Holy Spirit plays a crucial role in our new identity, teaching us the truth, enlightening our minds, and strengthening our belief in Christ, also help us as (Gal. 5:22) says.

Let adopt a new identity in Christ Jesus, so we can be able to cross the jordan that is before us.
Our new identity calls us to reflect Christ's character in our relationships and interactions, allowing His love and light to shine through us.

06/07/2025

THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH NIGERIA
INYENE-ABASI DISTRICT
UMON ASSEMBLY

REPORT ON THE 1ST SUNDAY OF JULY 2025 (06/07/2025)

TIME IN: 9:22AM
TIME OUT: 11:50AM

The faithful believers humbly gathered together to give thanks to their creator as the service commenced with an opening prayer led by Elder S. E. Etuk. Thrilling choruses led by Deac. Ekanem Joseph E, followed with congregational hymn E.H.B 83 led by Elder O. S. Akpan. Scriptural reading was extracted from the book of Psalm 103:1-6 led by Bro. Ime U. Akpan, Worship session led led Elder S. E. Etuk. Salutation led by Elder S. E. Etuk. Tithe and offering by the congregation.
Announcement and Benediction was led by Elder S. E. Etuk

The Church Main Choir, Sunday School Choir and Youth Choir rendered their respectively.

THE WORD:
SPEAKER: Elder O. S. Akpan
INTERPRETER: Bro. Jephthah G. Aniefiok
THEME: "I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVETH"
TEXT: Job 19:25, Act 8:8

The vessel illustrated the sermon with the story of Job on how he was described as a blameless and upright man who fears God. Despite his righteousness, Satan accused Job before God, suggesting that his faith is based on the blessings he receives. God allows Satan to test Job, resulting in the loss of his livestock, children, and health. Job's friends, Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar, come to comfort him but end up accusing him of sinning, suggesting that suffering is a result of wrongdoing. Job responds with deep grief and questions God's justice but ultimately affirms his faith, saying, "Though he slay me, yet will I trust in him". Job longs for a mediator who can reconcile him with God.
God speaks from a whirlwind, challenging Job's understanding and highlighting His own sovereignty and wisdom. God asks Job questions about creation and governance, demonstrating the vast difference between God's perspective and human understanding. After God's speeches, Job humbly acknowledges God's greatness. God rebukes Job's friends for their misguided counsel and restores Job's fortunes, blessing him with even more than he had before.

This story shows his unwavering faith in God's existence and His ability to act on Job's behalf. Despite his intense suffering, Job expresses hope in a future where God will vindicate him. This hope is rooted in his relationship with God.
Though Some interpretations suggest that Job's statement implies a hope for life after death or resurrection, as he mentions seeing God "in my flesh" after his skin has been destroyed.

Believe that your redeemer lives, no matter the suffering you are going through, always express hope that God will Vindicate you and also aids you.

The service was graced with the Holy spirit, Elders, Choiresters, Deacon, Deaconess, and the Members.

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