Christ Adherents Church

01/04/2026

HAPPY NEW MONTH! – SPIRIT SPONSORED

“Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, saith the Lord.” – Zechariah 4:6
“But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you…” – Acts 1:8

Welcome to a new month—your season of Spirit-sponsored living!

In this month, you will not depend on human strength, wisdom, or effort.
Your life will be powered, directed, and sustained by the Spirit of God.

Through faith, we have received not just a new life, but a Spirit-empowered life. This means:

- Where others struggle, you will advance by grace
- Where there is confusion, you will walk in divine direction
- Where there is weakness, you will experience supernatural strength

This month, expect:
• Divine empowerment for every assignment
• Clarity of purpose and direction
• Boldness to live and speak Christ
• Grace to overcome every limitation

You are not alone.
You are not ordinary.
You are Spirit-sponsored.

Step into this month with confidence—
the Spirit of God is at work in you and through you.

DECLARATION:
I walk in the power of the Spirit.
My life is directed by God.
I fulfill my purpose by divine enablement.
I am Spirit-sponsored!

Have a blessed and fruitful new month!

15/03/2026

We recieved from the ministry of Pst. Delphine today.

It was an awakening to walking the works of righteousness.
Our faithful stewardship unto the Lord should reflect in our actions, conversations, associations and thoughts we allow.

It was an awesome time in church today.

08/03/2026

Stewardship isn't just required in our relationship with God, its the basis for a sustainable relationship with men. It is how we nuture the favour we have with men.

God would always use men in extending help to us and unlike God, men look at the outward. To sustain favour with men, one ought to be intentional about the following:

1. Character
2. Service
3. Wisdom
4. Commitment

01/03/2026

Commitment, accountability and partnerships Nfawa Ibiang

01/03/2026

DAY 1 – CHRIST, THE OWNER OF ALL THINGS

*MAINTEXT: Colossians 1:16–18

SUPPORTINGSCRIPTURES: Psalm 24:1; John 1:3; Hebrews 1:2–3; Romans 11:36

INTRODUCTION
Stewardship does not begin with what you have in your hand.
It begins with what you have settled in your heart.

Until a believer clearly sees that Christ owns everything, stewardship will always feel like a burden. But when Christ is revealed as the Owner, stewardship becomes a privilege.

DEVOTIONAL THOUGHTS

“For by Him were all things created… and He is before all things, and by Him all things consist.”
(Colossians 1:16–17)

This is the foundation of faithful stewardship:
all things came from Christ, all things exist through Christ, and all things are sustained by Christ.

Nothing in your life is self-made.
Nothing in your hands is truly yours.
Nothing in your future is independent of Him.

Beloved, we do not give to God from what belongs to us —
we manage for God what already belongs to Him.

Christ is not only the Saviour of your soul;
He is the Lord of your time, your strength, your career, your finances, your ministry and your relationships.

Many believers accept Christ as Redeemer,
but only few truly submit to Him as Owner.

Yet Scripture is clear:
“He is the head of the body, the church… that in all things He might have the pre-eminence” (Col. 1:18).

Stewardship begins when Christ is no longer added to our plans —
but becomes the centre of our existence.

You are not struggling to build something for God.
You are entrusted to serve inside what Christ has already built.

True stewardship is simply this:
living daily under the government of Christ.

When Christ becomes Lord in reality,
obedience becomes natural,
faithfulness becomes joyful,
and giving becomes worship.

PRAYER POINTS

1. Lord Jesus, I acknowledge today that You are the owner of my life and all that I have.

2. Deliver my heart from the illusion of ownership and self-dependence.

3. Teach me to manage my time, resources and calling under Your lordship.

4. Let Christ truly have the pre-eminence in every area of my life.

FURTHER READING

Psalm 24:1
John 1:1–3
Romans 11:36
Hebrews 1:2–3
Revelation 4:11

22/02/2026

Growth is a choice, it isnt imparted.
Growth is one of the fruits of our consecration.
Consecration exposes us to disciplines that eventually births Growth.

There things God wouldn't commit to our hands, not because he doesn't want to, but because we cant handle it. There is a time in our spiritual walk, when we are expected to be teaching others. You cant teach more than you have learnt. The teaching of the gospel is powered by revelational knowledge. Epignosis isnt picked up the streets and philosophies.

Life is in phases. We often don't realise the importance of our current phase until we get to the next. God has set seasons and times ahead of us and every twist and turn is important to our journey.

You dont serve God on your own terms and expect to reveal His life.

Awesome Service today

22/02/2026

22/02/2026

Awesome time in church today....its 2years already for Obudu church...😍

14/02/2026

Here is why I am inviting you for this year's Love Summit tagged:

“Love Walk and Common Sense”:

1. To understand the true meaning of love
Many people see Valentine only as romance. The service helps you learn that real love is first about God, character and responsibility.

2. To learn how to walk in love, not just talk about love
The programme teaches how love should be shown in daily life—at home, in school, at work and in the church.

3. To receive guidance for relationships and marriage
The service helps young people, singles and couples to make wise choices in friendships, courtship and marriage.

4. To avoid emotional and moral mistakes
The “Common Sense” aspect helps attendees understand boundaries, self-control and the consequences of wrong decisions.

5. To build healthy relationships based on respect and values
You learn how to relate with others without pressure, manipulation, abuse or selfish motives.

6. To grow spiritually in the area of love
The service reminds believers that love is a fruit of a growing Christian life, not just a feeling.

7. To receive practical life lessons for today’s society
It addresses real issues young people and adults face—peer pressure, lust, broken relationships and poor judgement.

8. To fellowship and be encouraged in a safe Christian environment
It creates an atmosphere where people can learn, reflect and be strengthened through God’s Word.

9. To align your emotions with godly wisdom
The programme helps you balance your feelings with truth, discipline and godly thinking.

10. To learn how to love others without losing your values
You are taught how to express love in a way that honours God, yourself and others.

08/02/2026

Awesome Service we had today.

We were blessed by the Ministry of our Resident Pastor- Pst. Delphine

Consecration is enabled by the revelation of who we are. Sustained by our daily choice to honour God over our feelings no matter how genuine they may appear to be.

It was a service filled with virtue and grace.

03/02/2026

DAY 3 DEVOTIONAL (FEBRUARY)

LIVING BY THE FAITH OF THE SON OF GOD

(Galatians 2:20)

MAIN TEXT
Galatians 2:20
“I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.”

FURTHER READING
Romans 1:16–17; Hebrews 12:2; Colossians 2:6–7; Philippians 3:9; 2 Corinthians 5:7

DEVOTIONAL THOUGHT

Consecration does not only mean that our old life has ended.
It also means that a new kind of life has begun.

Paul did not say, “the life I now live, I live by my faith in God.”
He said something far deeper — “I live by the faith of the Son of God.”

This is one of the strongest pillars of consecrated living.

Beloved, God never designed the Christian life to be sustained by human effort, discipline or emotional zeal. The new life we now live is sustained by the very faith of Christ Himself at work in us.

Consecration is not self-confidence.
It is Christ-confidence.

The problem many believers face is not lack of sincerity; it is reliance on personal ability. But the cross did not only deal with sin — it also ended self-dependence as the source of spiritual life.

Paul had discovered a divine exchange:

his old life was crucified,

Christ’s life became his source,

and Christ’s faith became his operating system.

To live by the faith of the Son of God means I no longer carry the burden of making myself acceptable, powerful or consistent before God. I now respond to life from a finished identity, not from fear of failure.

The same Christ who loved you and gave Himself for you now lives inside you to sustain you. He is not only your Saviour — He is your daily supply.

Consecration therefore is not striving to be better for God;
it is yielding to the life of Christ that already lives in you.

You do not wake up every morning trying to become spiritual.
You wake up learning to trust the Christ who is already in you.

DECLARATION

Declare aloud:

> I am crucified with Christ.
Yet I live, and Christ lives in me.
The life I now live, I live by the faith of the Son of God.
I do not depend on my strength.
I depend on Christ in me.
His life sustains me.
His faith works through me.
Amen.

PRAYER

Father, I thank You for the life of Christ in me. I renounce self-reliance and receive the daily supply of Christ’s life and faith. Teach me to live from Your finished work and not from personal effort. Let Christ be my confidence and my strength in every area of life. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

MEDITATION FOR THE DAY

Consecration is not living for Christ; it is Christ living through me.

03/02/2026

DAY 2 DEVOTIONAL(FEBRUARY)

NOT MY LIFE ANYMORE: BELONGING COMPLETELY TO CHRIST

MAIN TEXT:
1 Corinthians 6:19–20 –
“What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own?
For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God’s.”

FURTHER READING:
Romans 14:7–9; 2 Corinthians 5:15; Galatians 2:20; Colossians 1:13–14; 1 Peter 1:18–19

DEVOTIONAL THOUGHT

Consecration becomes practical when we finally accept one simple but powerful truth:
my life no longer belongs to me.

The apostle Paul does not appeal to emotions here. He states a legal and spiritual reality — “you are not your own.” Why? Because you were bought. Ownership has changed.

Beloved, redemption is not only forgiveness of sins; it is a transfer of ownership. You were rescued from the authority of darkness and placed under the Lordship of Christ. You no longer exist for personal convenience, personal ambition or personal control.

Consecration begins to deepen when we stop asking, “Is this allowed?” and start asking, “Does this glorify the One who owns me?”

Your body is not simply a biological structure; it is now the dwelling place of the Holy Spirit. God did not only save your spirit — He claimed your whole life as His temple. That means your time, your relationships, your choices, your career, your words and your hidden habits are all part of what now belongs to God.

Paul links belonging to glorifying. You do not glorify God in theory; you glorify Him in how you live inside the body you carry every day.

This is where consecration becomes tangible. It is not an emotional altar moment. It is a daily, quiet alignment to the Lordship of Christ.

You are not struggling to give God your life.
You are learning to honour the fact that He already owns it.

The cross did not merely save you — it secured you.

DECLARATION

Declare aloud:

> I am not my own.
I have been bought with a price.
My body and my life belong to God.
The Holy Spirit lives in me.
I glorify God with my choices and my conduct.
Jesus is Lord over every area of my life.
Amen.

PRAYER

Lord Jesus, I acknowledge Your Lordship over my life. I receive the truth that I no longer belong to myself. Help me to honour Your ownership in my body, my thoughts, my relationships and my daily decisions. Let my life glorify You in practical ways. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

MEDITATION FOR THE DAY

Consecration is not losing my life — it is discovering who truly owns it.