Central Apostolic Faith Mission

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RE-CAP for Sunday June 14th, 2026A man of integrity does not simply influence a moment—he shapes generations. When a man...
06/16/2026

RE-CAP for Sunday June 14th, 2026
A man of integrity does not simply influence a moment—he shapes generations. When a man walks upright before God, he strengthens his family, inspires his community, and leaves a legacy that continues long after he is gone. Integrity is the foundation upon which God builds trust, favor, and lasting influence.

Challenge to the Men:
Men, God is calling you to rise above compromise and stand firm in your convictions. Like Noah, remain faithful when culture turns away from God. Like Joseph, refuse to compromise your character. Like Daniel, stand boldly for truth. Like Job, remain steadfast when life becomes difficult. This week, examine your walk with God and identify one area where you can strengthen your integrity. Choose obedience over convenience, character over popularity, and God's approval over man's applause.

Call to Action:
Men, arise and take your place as leaders, protectors, priests, and examples of godly character. Let your integrity speak louder than your words. Walk with God, stand for what is right, and build a legacy that honors the Lord and impacts generations to come.

06/13/2026

Pastor Ronnie Wilson.
Reset, Rebuild, and Arise. Exodus 33:18
Isaiah 60:1

06/13/2026

Minister Laura Hayes prayed at station 6 for Purpose and Destiny.

06/13/2026

First Lady Dias prayer at station 1 for Family Restoration. Heinrich Dias

06/13/2026

Minister Wanda prayed at station 3 for Mind & Emotional Healing.

06/13/2026

Bro. Kenny Paul prayed at station 5 for Healing and Health.

06/13/2026

Minister Leon George prayed at station 2 for Marriage and Relationships. Utonda Ardrey George

DEVOTIONAL RECAP 🔥When Men Began to Call Upon the Name of the LordText: Genesis 4:26 (KJV)In today's devotional, Pastor ...
06/10/2026

DEVOTIONAL RECAP 🔥
When Men Began to Call Upon the Name of the Lord

Text: Genesis 4:26 (KJV)

In today's devotional, Pastor Jean reminded us that before men began calling upon the name of the Lord, the world was already drifting away from God. Yet Genesis 4:26 records a turning point:"Then began men to call upon the name of the LORD."God did not force them to pray. He did not pressure them to pray. They chose to seek Him because they recognized their need for Him.

Today, that same call is going out to the men of CAFM. Men, arise as priests and build the altar of prayer. Arise as kings and lead your families with courage and integrity. Arise as prophets and speak life, purpose, and God's promises over your homes, your children, and your church.

When Men Began to Call Upon the Name of the Lord

Text: Genesis 4:26 (KJV)The future of our families, churches, and communities depends on men who are willing to call upon the name of the Lord.

Impact Statement: When men build altars, God builds destinies.

Challenge: Take 15 minutes today to pray for your family, your church, and your future. The men in Genesis changed history when they called upon the Lord. What might God do through the men of CAFM?

06/09/2026

!!!SUNDAY MESSAGE RECAP!!!
"The Day of the Lord"
Text: 2 Peter 3:2-10

On Sunday, Evangelist Richardson reminded of a powerful and sobering truth: The Lord is coming again.

Drawing from 2 Peter 3:2-10, the speaker emphasized that the Apostle Peter intentionally wrote to believers to remind them of the truths they had already received. Peter understood that God's people need continual reminders because it is easy to become distracted, complacent, or influenced by the world around us.

Peter also pointed believers back to the Gospel message that had been preached from the beginning. He reminded them that all Scripture must be understood through the person and work of Jesus Christ. Jesus was not an afterthought in God's plan; He was present from the very beginning of creation and remains at the center of God's redemptive work.

A major focus of the message was God's coming judgment. Peter warned that there would be scoffers and doubters who would question the promise of Christ's return. Sadly, the same condition exists today. Many hear the message of Christ's return, yet some reject it, ignore it, or treat it as if it were unimportant. At times, it may seem as though the preaching of God's Word is falling on deaf ears.

The message also highlighted one of the greatest challenges facing the Church today—deception. Many voices compete for our attention, making it increasingly important to remain grounded in the truth of God's Word.

Yet in the midst of these warnings, we were reminded of God's amazing grace and mercy. Grace is God's unearned favor—receiving what we do not deserve. God's delay in judgment is not weakness or forgetfulness; it is an expression of His patience, giving people opportunity to repent and turn to Him.

The message challenged us to stay watchful, remain faithful, and live with the understanding that Christ's return is certain. While no one knows the exact day or hour, believers are called to live prepared, expecting His return and sharing the Gospel while there is still time.

Key Takeaway:
God's patience is an opportunity for repentance, but His promise remains unchanged—the Day of the Lord is coming. Let us be ready.

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