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Greenfield Trinity Baptist Church, Luciano, Luciano (2026)

22/05/2026

Message: “Surrender Before You Say, ‘Lord, Bless Me’”
Text: Luke 6:46-49

I. THE CONFLICT OF A DIVIDED HEART
A. PROFESSING WITHOUT PRACTICING - Luke 6:46-49; James 1:8
B. DESIRING WITHOUT DENYING - Luke 9:23; Romans 12:1
C. HOPING WITHOUT HOLINESS - Hebrews 12:14; Psalm 66:18

II. THE CONSEQUENCES OF DISOBEDIENT LIVING
A. FRUSTRATION FROM SELF-DEPENDENCE - John 15:5-8
B. FOOLISHNESS OF HALF-HEARTED OBEDIENCE - 1 Samuel 15:22; Deuteronomy 5:33-33
C. EMPTINESS FROM WORLDLY PURSUITS - Haggai 1:4-8

III. THE CONDITIONS FOR TRUE BLESSING
A. COMPLETE CONSECRATION - Galatians 2:20; Proverbs 16:3
B. CONSISTENT COMMITMENT - Joshua 24:15; 1 Corinthians 15:58
C. CONFIDENT TRUST IN GOD - Psalm 37:5; Hebrews 11:6

Conclusion
Many Christians today are exhausted because they are asking God to bless a life they have not fully surrendered to Him. They want blessings without brokenness, victory without sacrifice, promises without obedience, and God’s will without denying themselves. But Scripture is clear God’s greatest blessings flow through surrendered hearts. The issue is not whether God is faithful. The issue is whether we are truly willing to obey Him. The Christian life is not about doing your best apart from God. It is about fully yielding yourself to Him. Jesus did not merely die to improve your life. He died to become Lord of your life.

Call to Action
Today, God is asking:
• What area of your life remains unsurrendered?
• What command have you delayed obeying?
• What blessing are you asking for while resisting God’s will?
• Stop pretending surrender while holding tightly to control.
Lay everything before God:
• your pride,
• your plans,
• your relationships,
• your ambitions,
• your disobedience,
• your hidden compromise.
And when your life is truly yielded to Him, you will discover that God’s will is not a burden, it is the safest, richest, and most blessed place to live.

Prayer Meeting - 5.21.2026

21/05/2026

🎉🌷 𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 𝐁𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡𝐝𝐚𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐀𝐥𝐥 𝐎𝐮𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐲 𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐭𝐬! 🌷🎉

Today, we joyfully thank and praise the Lord for the lives of our beloved May birthday celebrants Bro. Gabriel, Bro. Chris, Sis Trisha, Sis Espie, Sis. Mary Joy, and Sis. Mary Jane. 💖

Each of you is a wonderful blessing to our church family, and we are grateful for your love, faithfulness, prayers, and service for the glory of God.

As you celebrate another year of life, may the Lord continue to guide and strengthen you each day. May He bless you with good health, overflowing joy, peace in your heart, and countless blessings from above. May your faith grow stronger, your hope remain steadfast, and your life continue to shine as a testimony of God’s goodness and grace. ✨🙏

Thank you for being part of the ministry and for sharing your talents, kindness, and encouragement with others. We pray that the Lord will continue to use your lives mightily for His honor and glory.

“Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul prospereth.”
- 3 John 1:2 (KJV)

17/05/2026

Message: Repeating the Same Ruin: Breaking the Pattern of Spiritual Failure
Text: Proverbs 26:11; Romans 15:4

I. THE DECEPTION OF COMPROMISE
A. Compromise Often Looks Harmless - Judges 14:1–3; 2 Corinthians 6:14; Proverbs 14:12
Judges 14:1–3
B. Compromise Appeals to the Flesh - Galatians 5:17; James 1:14–15; Romans 8:5–8
C. Compromise Slowly Weakens Conviction - 1 Thessalonians 5:22; Ephesians 4:18–19; Hebrews 3:13

II. THE DANGER OF REPEATED FAILURE
A. Failure Repeated Becomes Normalize - Judges 21:25; Isaiah 5:20
B. Failure Repeated Influences Others - 1 Corinthians 15:33; Galatians 6:7; Ecclesiastes 10:1
C. Failure Repeated Restrains Church Growth - Joshua 7:10-12

III. THE DELIVERANCE FROM THE CYCLE
A. We Must Learn From Biblical Warnings - Romans 15:4; 1 Corinthians 10:11–12; Proverbs 19:20
B. We Must Restore Proper Priorities - Matthew 6:33; Colossians 3:1–2; Luke 14:26–27
C. We Must Pursue Genuine Spiritual Growth - Ephesians 4:14–15; 2 Peter 3:18; Hebrews 5:12–14

Conclusion
The tragedy is not merely failure. The tragedy is repeating failure without repentance. God never intended compromise to become culture inside His church. A church cannot grow powerfully while believers continually choose relationships that weaken faith, jobs that remove worship, priorities that replace God, patterns that repeat spiritual ruin. The Lord calls His people to holiness, wisdom, and spiritual maturity. The good news is this, cycles can be broken. Through Christ hearts can change, priorities can be restored, convictions can return, churches can revive again. God is able to transform compromise into commitment and backsliding into faithfulness.

Call to Action
• Examine the patterns in your life honestly.
• Stop repeating compromises that others already proved destructive.
• Learn from biblical warnings before consequences come.
• Put God first again in your relationships, career, decisions, and priorities.
Ask yourself:
• Is this decision drawing me closer to Christ or away from Him?
• Will this strengthen my worship or weaken it?
• Am I building spiritual growth or repeating spiritual ruin?
Stop normalizing compromise. Restore biblical conviction with love and truth. Build a culture of discipleship, accountability, and spiritual growth. Teach believers not only how to start, but how to remain faithful.

Gospel hour 5.17.2026

17/05/2026

Message: “When Dry Bones Live Again”
Text: Ezekiel 37:1–14

I. THE REALITY OF THE VALLEY
A. The Valley Was Filled with Death - Ezekiel 37:1; Romans 8:22–23
B. The Bones Were Very Dry - Ezekiel 37:2; Psalm 42:1–3
C. The People Had Lost Hope - Ezekiel 37:11; Lamentations 3:21–23

II. THE RESPONSE OF FAITH
A. Ezekiel Chose Trust Over Doubt - Ezekiel 37:3; Hebrews 11:1
B. Ezekiel Spoke the Word of God - Ezekiel 37:4-6; Isaiah 55:10–11
C. Ezekiel Depended on the Spirit of God - Ezekiel 37:9-10; Zechariah 4:6

III. THE RESTORATION OF GOD
A. God Restored What Was Broken - Ezekiel 37:7–8; Joel 2:25
B. God Revived What Was Dead - Ezekiel 37:9-10; John 11:25; Ephesians 2:1–5
C. God Raised Them for a Purpose - Ezekiel 37:10; 2 Corinthians 5:17–20

Conclusion
The valley of dry bones teaches us that no situation is beyond God’s power. What looks dead to man is not dead to God. The same God who brought life to scattered bones can bring restoration to your weary soul. Maybe today you feel spiritually dry. Maybe your faith feels weak. Maybe you are carrying disappointment, grief, fear, or exhaustion. But hear the voice of God: “I will put my Spirit in you, and ye shall live.” (Ezekiel 37:14) The valley is not your final destination. God still brings life where hope has died. Most importantly, this passage points us to Jesus Christ—the One who conquered death itself. Through His death and resurrection, He offers eternal life to every person who believes in Him.

Worship Service – 5.17.2026

14/05/2026

Message: “Rich in Possessions, Poor in Surrender”
Text: Mark 10:23-27

I. The BURDEN We Carry
(What keeps people from fully surrendering to God)
1. The Burden of Possessions - Mark 10:17-22; 1 Timothy 6:17
2. The Burden of Pride - Proverbs 16:18; James 4:6
3. The Burden of Performance - Ephesians 2:8-9

II. The BARRICADE of Self-Reliance
(Why human effort alone cannot save)
1. The Narrow Entrance - Matthew 7:13-14
2. The Human Impossibility - Mark 10:26-27
3. The Hidden Idols - Exodus 20:3; Matthew 6:24

III. The BEAUTY of Surrender
(What happens when we finally let go)
1. Empty Hands Receive Grace - Matthew 5:3
2. Broken Pride Finds Peace - Philippians 3:7-8
3. Believing Hearts Find Salvation - John 14:6; Acts 4:12

Conclusion
Jesus was not trying to scare people with the image of the camel and the needle. He was lovingly exposing the danger of trusting anything more than God. The rich young ruler walked away sad because he could not release what controlled him. And many people today still struggle with the same battle: wanting eternal life, but refusing total surrender. Yet the invitation of Christ remains open. The kingdom is available not to the proud, but to the surrendered. Not to those who can save themselves, but to those willing to trust the Savior.

Call to Action
1. Lay Down What You Are Carrying
What burden is keeping you from fully trusting God?
• pride?
• fear?
• control?
• possessions?
• self-reliance
2. Stop Trusting Yourself
Salvation cannot be earned through human effort.
3. Receive Jesus Christ Today
Jesus died on the cross, rose again, and now offers forgiveness and eternal life to all who believe in Him.

Final Challenge
What are you still holding onto today that God is asking you to release? Because the issue is not whether the kingdom is too narrow. The issue is whether you are willing to surrender enough to enter it. The camel does not need to become smaller It needs to be unloaded. And when your hands finally open, you will discover that grace was waiting there all along.

Prayer Meeting 5.14.2026

10/05/2026

Message: “Restraint Before Revenge”
Text: 1 Samuel 24:1-12; 1 Samuel 26:7-11

I. The PRESSURE to Retaliate
1. Persistent Opposition - 1 Samuel 24:2
2. Persuasive Voices - 1 Samuel 24:4
3. Personal Offense - Psalm 57:4

II. The POWER of Restrain
1. Respect for God’s Orde - 1 Samuel 24:6
2. Reliance on God’s Justice - 1 Samuel 26:10; Romans 12:19
3. Restraint of the Flesh - Proverbs 16:32

III. The PURPOSE of Surrender
1. Protection of Character - Psalm 24:3-4
2. Preparation for Leadership - Luke 16:10
3. Pattern of Christ - 1 Peter 2:23

Conclusion
David’s story teaches us restraint is strength, patience is faith, and surrender protects destiny. Anyone can react emotionally. But only a surrendered heart can say: “I will trust God’s timing instead of forcing my own.” David refused to take the throne the wrong way because he understood: God’s promises do not need sinful shortcuts, and God’s will never requires disobedience. Most importantly, David’s story points us to Jesus Christ: the King who was rejected, the Savior who suffered silently, and the Redeemer who chose forgiveness over revenge.

Call to Action
1. Release Your Need for Revenge
Stop carrying bitterness, anger, and resentment.
Supporting Scripture:
Ephesians 4:31-32
2. Trust God’s Timing
Do not force what God has promised.
Supporting Scripture:
Psalm 27:14
3. Receive Jesus Christ
Only Christ can truly change the human heart.
Supporting Scripture:
John 1:12
Romans 10:9
Jesus did not merely teach restraint, He carried your sin on the cross, rose again, and now offers forgiveness and new life to all who trust Him.

Gospel Hour 5.10.2026

10/05/2026

Message: “When God Says Let Go”
Text: 2 Samuel 12:1-23

I. The STRUGGLE of Holding On
1. Persistent Pleading - 2 Samuel 12:13-17
2. Painful Processing - Psalm 6:6; Psalm 34:18
3. Personal Wrestling - 2 Samuel 12:21-22

II. The SURRENDER of Letting Go
1. Recognizing Reality - 2 Samuel 12:23
2. Returning to Worship - 2 Samuel 12:19-20; Job 1:13-22
3. Releasing Control - Proverbs 3:5-6; Isaiah 55:8-11

III. The STRENGTH of Moving Forward
1. Standing Again - 2 Samuel 12:20; Micah 7:8-10
2. Strengthened by Grace - 2 Corinthians 12:9
3. Seeing Beyond the Loss - 2 Samuel 12:24

Conclusion
David’s story reminds us that faithful people still grieve, sincere prayers are not always answered the way we hope, and surrender is often more painful than the struggle itself. But God never rejected David for his tears, instead, God received his worship, stayed near in his pain, and carried him forward by grace. The same God who stood beside David in sorrow stands beside us today.

Call to Action
1. Release What God Has Already Closed
Stop trying to revive what God has allowed to end.
Supporting Scripture:
Ecclesiastes 3:1
2. Return to Worship
Do not allow pain to separate you from God.
Even after disappointment: pray, worship, trust, and remain faithful.
Supporting Scripture:
Habakkuk 3:17-18
3. Rest in God’s Wisdom
Trust that God’s plans remain good even when they are painful.
Supporting Scripture:
Jeremiah 29:11

Final Challenge
What are you still trying to hold onto today?
• a broken dream?
• a painful season?
• a closed door?
• a relationship God already ended?
Maybe God is not asking you to keep fighting. Maybe He is asking you to trust Him enough to let go. Because sometimes the greatest act of faith is not holding on, it is surrendering everything into the hands of God and believing He is still good.

Worship Service 5.10.2026

08/05/2026

Message: “United for the Glory of God”
Text: Psalm 133:1-3

Introduction

I. The FOUNDATION of Unity
1. Common Salvation - Ephesians 4:1-6
2. Christlike Spirit - Philippians 2:1-3
3. Committed Fellowship - Acts 2:40-42

II. The FUNCTION of Unity
1. Cooperation in Soul Winning - Mark 6:7;12
2. Coordination in Service - 1 Corinthians 12:12-13
3. Consistency in Prayer - Acts 4:31

III. The FRUIT of Unity
1. Spiritual Growth - Ephesians 4:15-16
2. Strong Testimony - John 13:34-35
3. Supernatural Blessing - Psalm 133:1-3

Key Truth
A divided church struggles to move forward, but a united church becomes unstoppable for the glory of God.

Conclusion
Unity is not accidental, it is intentional. It requires:
• Humility
• Love
• Forgiveness
• Cooperation
• Christ-centered living
When a church walks in unity:
• Ministries flourish
• Souls are saved
• Members grow
• God is glorified
The church becomes more than a gathering, it becomes a powerful testimony of Christ to the world.

Call to Action
1. Protect the Unity of the Church
Avoid gossip, division, jealousy, and unnecessary conflict.
Supporting Scripture:
Ephesians 4:29-32
2. Participate in the Ministry
Do not just attend church, work together with the church.
• Join soul winning
• Attend prayer meetings
• Support church activities
• Encourage fellow believers
3. Pursue Christlike Love
Choose forgiveness and humility daily.
Supporting Scripture:
Colossians 3:13-14

Final Challenge
The question is not: “Can the church grow?”
The real question is: “Can we grow together?”
Because when believers stand:
• heart to heart,
• hand in hand,
• and spirit in spirit,
God does extraordinary things through ordinary people united for His glory.

Prayer Meeting 5.7.2026

03/05/2026

Message: “Mastering Anger Before It Masters You”
Text: Proverbs 16:32

I. The PROBLEM of Anger
1. Sudden Passion - Ecclesiastes 7:9
2. Subtle Persuasion - James 1:19-21
3. Serious Peril - Proverbs 29:22

II. The ROOT of Anger
1. Personal Hurt - Psalm 147:3
2. Proud Heart - Proverbs 13:10
3. Pressured Frustration - Proverbs 19:11

III. The PATH to Victory
1. Purposeful Restraint - Proverbs 15:1-2
2. Prayerful Response - Philippians 4:6-7
3. Powerful Release - Ephesians 4:31-32

Key Truth
You cannot always control what happens to you, but you can control how you respond.

Conclusion
Anger is not the enemy, uncontrolled anger is.
• It destroys relationships
• It damages character
• It disrupts your walk with God
But through God:
• You can control your response
• You can heal your heart
• You can live in peace

Call to Action
1. Recognize Your Anger
Do not ignore it—identify it early.
2. Resolve the Root
Ask God to heal the deeper issues behind your anger.
Supporting Scripture:
Psalm 139:23-24
3. Rely on God’s Power
You cannot master anger alone—but God can help you overcome it.
Supporting Scripture:
Galatians 5:22-23

Final Challenge
Anger will knock at your door. But you must decide, will you let it control you? or will you control it through God? Because in the end, the strongest person is not the one who wins arguments, but the one who wins over their own anger.

Gospel Hour 5.3.2026

03/05/2026

Message: “From Winepress to Warfare: When Weakness Becomes God’s Weapon”
Text: Judges 6:1-17

I. The PERCEPTION of Weakness
1. Fearful Position - Judges 6:11-12
2. Faulty Perspective - Judges 6:14-15
3. Frustrated Questions - Judges 6:13

II. The PREPARATION by God
1. Personal Purification - Judges 6:25-26
2. Patient Provision - Judges 6:36-40
3. Purposeful Pruning - Judges 7:1-3

III. The POWER of God
1. Simple Obedience - Judges 7:16-18
2. Supernatural Intervention - Judges 7:22
3. Spiritual Principle - 2 Corinthians 12:9

Key Truth
Your weakness does not disqualify you, it positions you for God’s power.

Conclusion
Gideon’s story reminds us:
• He started in fear
• He struggled with doubt
• He questioned God
Yet:
• God called him
• God shaped him
• God used him
He went from a winepress, to a place of victory.

Call to Action
1. Admit Your Weakness
Stop pretending to be strong—bring your weakness to God.
Supporting Scripture:
James 4:10
2. Align with God’s Will
Remove anything that stands between you and God.
Supporting Scripture:
Hebrews 12:1
3. Act in Faith
Obey God even when you feel afraid.
Supporting Scripture:
Hebrews 11:6

Final Challenge
You may feel hidden, afraid, unqualified, but remember, God sees not just who you are, He sees who you can become through Him. So step out of the winepress, and step into God’s purpose. Because with God weakness becomes strength, fear becomes faith, and ordinary people become instruments of extraordinary victory.

Worship Service 5.3.2026

26/04/2026

Message: “Out of Egypt, But Not Yet Free: Trusting God Beyond the Red Sea”
Text: Exodus 14:1-30

I. The PANIC in the Crisis
1. Distorted Perspective - Exodus 14:10-11
2. Diminished Memory - Psalm 106:7-8
3. Defeated Mentality - Exodus 14:12

II. The PROCESS of Deliverance
1. Delayed Miracle - Exodus 14:21-22
2. Demanded Trust - Hebrews 11:29
3. Developing Faith - Deuteronomy 8:1-5

III. The PULL of the Past
1. Selective Memory - Exodus 16:2-3
2. Spiritual Restlessness - Exodus 32:1-4
3. Slave Mentality - Galatians 5:1-3

Key Truth
• Leaving Egypt can happen in a moment, but learning to live in freedom takes time.
• The real danger is not always behind you, sometimes it is within you.

Conclusion
The beauty of the story is not just that:
• The sea was parted
• The enemy was defeated
But that:
• God stayed with them
• God provided for them
• God patiently changed them
Supporting Scripture:
Exodus 16:2-5
• Even in their struggle, God did not leave them.

Call to Action
1. Examine Your Heart
• What part of your past are you still holding on to?
2. Embrace the Process
• Do not rush what God is developing in you.
Supporting Scripture:
Philippians 1:6
3. Exercise Your Faith
• Choose trust over fear, even when things are unclear.

Final Challenge
Ask yourself honestly:
• Are you truly free or just physically removed from your past?
• Are you trusting God or longing for what feels familiar?
• Because the greatest enemy is not always what is chasing you… It is what is still calling you back.
So today:
• Let go of Egypt.
• Trust the process.
• Walk fully in the freedom God has given you.

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