Community Fellowship Church of Forney

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09/10/2026

🔋 MIDWEEK RECHARGE | DON’T LET THE TRIGGER TAKE THE WHEEL

Tonight, Pastor J & Sis Ranea had a real conversation about protecting your peace when something pulls on the old you.

Being triggered does not automatically mean you’ve lost your healing or gone backwards. You can be walking with God, finally finding peace, and then one phone call, one name, one memory, one comment, or one situation touches an old place.

The feeling may return, but the old response doesn’t have to.

📖 In 1 Kings 18–19, Elijah went from an incredible victory on Mount Carmel to running for his life after one threat from Jezebel. Elijah hadn’t stopped being God’s prophet, he was depleted. Sometimes things hit differently when we’re already tired, overwhelmed, stressed, or spiritually drained. And before God gave Elijah his next assignment, He allowed him to rest and be replenished.

📖 In Numbers 20:1–12, Moses allowed frustration with the people to affect his obedience to God. It reminded us: Don’t let somebody else’s behavior pull YOU outside of God’s instruction.

📖 And in 1 Samuel 24:1–7, David had the opportunity to retaliate against Saul, but chose restraint. Just because you can respond doesn’t mean God is telling you to.

So what do we do when we’re triggered?

RECOGNIZE: Something in me just shifted. Don’t ignore it.

RETREAT: Create enough space to hear God before you react. Jesus Himself withdrew to pray. (Luke 5:16) Sometimes don’t send the text yet. Don’t make the call yet. Don’t post yet. Get back to the Source.

RESPOND, DON’T REACT: “Be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.” (James 1:19–20)

A reaction says, “You hurt me, so I’m responding from my hurt.”

A Spirit-led response says, “You may have touched something in me, but I’m going to let GOD determine what comes out of me.”

And sometimes the godly response is nothing at all. Silence isn’t always weakness. Walking away isn’t always fear. Not responding doesn’t mean you lost.

But we also learned not to simply avoid every trigger. Sometimes the trigger reveals what still needs healing.

Instead of saying, “Why am I feeling this again? I thought I was over this!”

Try asking:
“Holy Spirit, show me why this affected me so deeply.”

The trigger doesn’t have to become your downfall. It can become information that leads you back to God.

After spending the last several weeks getting CHARGED, now we’re learning how to protect the charge. 🔋

❤️ Tonight’s Heart Check:

What still has enough access to you to disturb the peace God has been building in you?

You don’t prove you’re healed by never feeling anything again. Growth shows up when something touches that old place and you no longer give it permission to control what happens next.

Recognize it.
Retreat with God.
Regroup.

Then RESPOND from the person you’re becoming, not the person God already brought you out of.

09/09/2026

It’s time for your MIDWEEK RECHARGE tonight at 6:45 PM CST via Zoom

See you tonight!

“I’M COVERED”Romans 5:10–11Pastor TimToday, Pastor Tim reminded us that being covered by God is not simply insurance, it...
09/06/2026

“I’M COVERED”
Romans 5:10–11
Pastor Tim

Today, Pastor Tim reminded us that being covered by God is not simply insurance, it is assurance!

📖Romans 5:10–11 teaches us that while we were enemies of God, we were reconciled to Him through the death of His Son. Now that we have been reconciled, how much more shall we be saved through the life of Jesus Christ!

To be reconciled means to make peace between two parties and bring them back together. Sin separated us from God, damaged our relationship with Him, and disconnected our fellowship, but God already had a plan to bring us back!

📖Romans 5:8
“For while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”

🎚️When we remember what Christ did for us, it reminds us of what we can do through Him.

Pastor Tim explained atonement as “at-one-ment”, God bringing us back into oneness and fellowship with Himself. We commit sins of both commission, the wrong things we do, and omission, the right things we fail to do. But because of the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ, we can be reconciled to God!

The Scriptures reveal the seriousness of humanity’s condition:

• Romans 7:14 shows us that man was a slave to sin who needed to be brought back.

• Colossians 1:21 shows us that man was an enemy of God who needed peace and reconciliation.

• Ephesians 2:1 and 5 show us that man was spiritually dead and needed to be made alive and brought up, “By grace you have been saved!”

• Second Timothy 2:26 shows us that man was a captive who needed to be brought out and set free from the snare of the devil.

• Romans 7:22–25 reveals man’s struggle with sin and guilt, like a criminal in need of deliverance.

Man had a problem: we were slaves, enemies, captives, criminals, and spiritually dead. We needed to be brought back, brought in, brought up, resurrected, and brought out!

Everything that was in us…every sin, every failure, every act of disobedience, was placed upon Jesus Christ. Jesus had no sin in Him, but He carried all our sin upon Him!

The only way we could be reconciled was for the penalty of sin to be completely satisfied through the sufficiency of Christ’s sacrifice. By His death, we were reconciled, and through His life, we are saved!

👏🏽Thank God He made provisions for us!

Pastor Tim compared God’s coverage to insurance. Many times, we do not realize how much we need coverage until it is too late. But God did not wait until we recognized our need. Through Jesus, He made the coverage available in advance!

It is as if God said, “I’m going to cover you. I’m going to auto-enroll you and pre-enroll you in this coverage!”

The provision has already been made, but we must receive what Christ has made available.

📖 Leviticus 6
Animals sacrifices provided a temporary covering for sin.
🎚️The blood of Jesus did what animal blood could never do!
🎚️The blood of Jesus washed our sins away! God reconciled us through the death and life of His Son. Jesus became our sacrifice and our Mercy Seat.

Communion reminds us that God did something about our condition! He did not wait to see whether we were interested before making the provision. He gave His Son and made salvation available to us.

Communion is something we observe corporately when we gather, but remembering the sacrifice of Jesus should remain personal to us at all times. We do not have to wait for a church gathering to pause, reflect, meditate, and thank God for the body and blood of Jesus.

Selah: pause, reflect, and meditate.

God has already taken care of us eternally, and we can trust Him to take care of every need we have right now. Jesus has all power in heaven and on earth!

Today, we rejoice. 🙌🏽
Not only because our sins were covered, but because through the blood of Jesus, they were washed away. We have been forgiven, redeemed, reconciled, resurrected, and set free!

Thank God for His provision. Thank God for His sacrifice. Thank God…I’M COVERED! 🙌🏾

Join us at the Table! 🍞🍷This Sunday, Community Fellowship Church invites you to a special Communion Worship Experience a...
09/05/2026

Join us at the Table! 🍞🍷
This Sunday, Community Fellowship Church invites you to a special Communion Worship Experience as we remember Christ, renew our faith, and worship together.

We’re honored to welcome Pastor Timothy McNeil, Sr. as our Guest Messenger, alongside Campus Pastor Jason Sands.

📅 Sunday, September 6, 2026
⏰ 7:45 AM
📍 10658 US Hwy 80 | Forney, TX 75126

One Lord. One Faith. One Table.
Come expecting worship, Word, fellowship, and a meaningful encounter with God. There’s a seat at the Table for you!

🔋 MIDWEEK RECHARGE REPLAY | E = EXPECT • EQUIP • ENGAGEThis week’s Midweek Recharge got a little personal as Sister Rane...
09/03/2026

🔋 MIDWEEK RECHARGE REPLAY | E = EXPECT • EQUIP • ENGAGE

This week’s Midweek Recharge got a little personal as Sister Ranea deliver it this week‘s lesson.

We continued our CHARGE journey with:

🎚️EXPECT God to move.
📖 EQUIP yourself for what He may call you to do.
🙌🏽 ENGAGE when He gives you the opportunity.

EXPECT:
Ephesians 3:14–20

Expectation changes how you show up. When you know what God has already done in your life…doors He’s opened, bills He’s provided for, relationships He’s carried you through, grief He’s sustained you through, you begin looking for Him differently.

It’s not, “God, You have to do what I want.”

It’s, “God, I trust that You’re working. Show me what You’re doing and how You want me involved.”

EQUIP:
📖2 Timothy 3:16–17

If we’re expecting God to use us, we have to prepare ourselves to be used.

Get in the Word. Pray. Learn. Heal. Develop what God has placed inside of you. Become sensitive to the Holy Spirit.

We can’t continually ask God for opportunities while refusing the preparation that comes before them.

ENGAGE:
📖Galatians 6:9–10

Then comes the part where we have to MOVE.

Sometimes we pray, “Lord, use me!” and then when the opportunity comes, it looks more like an interruption than an assignment.

🗣️Somebody needs encouragement.
🙏🏽Someone needs prayer.
🧖🏽‍♂️The Holy Spirit tells you to speak.
📥An unexpected responsibility falls in your lap.

And suddenly God is saying, “You asked Me to use you. Here’s the opportunity.”

📖Acts 3:1–8 shows us Peter and John doing exactly that. Peter didn’t have what the man thought he needed, but Peter recognized that he had something greater to give. He recognized the opportunity and ENGAGED.

And then God made this lesson REAL for me.

Right before Midweek Recharge began, Sis Ranea learned that Pastor J wouldn’t be able to join until later. Along with Senior Pastor Tim wouldn’t be available until later either.

Suddenly, the assignment was sitting right in front of her.

And yes, the natural part of her could have gotten nervous and said, “Wait a minute, Lord! This wasn’t the plan!”

But then she realized…
She had EXPECTED.
She wakes each morning asking God to use her however He sees fit.

She had been EQUIPPED. She had studied, prayed, been in His Word, and prepared.

Now God was giving her an opportunity to ENGAGE.

So she had to walk out the very lesson she was preparing to teach!

Sometimes we’re waiting for a BIG assignment while overlooking the opportunity God has already placed directly in front of us.

🔋 C-CONNECT
🔋 H — HEARING His direction.
🔋 A — ABIDE & ACT on what He says.
🔋 R — RENEW our minds, spirits and strength.
🔋 G — GROW in God’s character.
🔋 E — EXPECT • EQUIP • ENGAGE.

Here’s this week’s heart check:

What if the interruption you weren’t expecting is actually the opportunity you’ve been praying for?

EXPECT God.
Get EQUIPPED.
And when He opens the door… ENGAGE.

Don’t allow fear to make you back away from something God has already prepared you to walk into.

09/02/2026

It’s time for your MIDWEEK RECHARGE!

Join Pastor J & Ranea tonight at 6:45 PM CST via Zoom as we continue our CHARGE journey with E=EXPECT • EQUIP • ENGAGE!

🎚️Expect God to move.
🎚️Be Equipped for what He has called you to do.
🎚️Be ready to Engage when He gives you the opportunity.

Don’t just come looking for a word, come expecting God to meet you right where you are!

See you tonight!

THIS is what “Witness More” looks like in action. 🙏🏽After the message “Walk Me Through the Fire,” one of the brothers ca...
08/31/2026

THIS is what “Witness More” looks like in action. 🙏🏽

After the message “Walk Me Through the Fire,” one of the brothers came forward for prayer. Pastor J called the men of the church to gather around him, place their hands on him, and touch and agree in prayer.

The sermon reminded us that witnessing is not only about what we say, it is also about what we do. It is more than talking the talk; it is walking the walk. In this moment, the message came alive at the altar.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego discovered that God will meet you in the fire. He may not always keep you from going through it, but He will never leave you to walk through it alone. Sometimes God reminds us of His presence by surrounding us with brothers and sisters who will stand with us, pray with us, and believe God with us.

The fire may be hot.
The burden may be heavy.
The battle may be personal.
But you do not have to fight it alone.

These men stood together and declared through their actions: Brother, if you are walking through the fire, we are walking with you and God is in the midst of us all.

This is brotherhood.
This is agreement.
This is faith in action.
This is witnessing more.

🔥 No man should have to walk through the fire alone.

08/30/2026

WALK ME THROUGH THE FIRE 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Daniel 3:12, 14–30
Pastor J

As we close out our monthly theme, “Witness More,” Pastor J reminded us that witnessing is an action. It is not only what we say, it is how we live. We cannot simply talk the talk; we must walk the walk, even when that walk takes us through the fire.

The enemy doesn’t just come after your destiny, he comes after your identity. He wants to make you forget who you are and, more importantly, whose you are. But Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow, compromise, or change their identity to satisfy the king. Their declaration was clear: Our God is able to deliver us, but even if He doesn’t, we still will not bow!

The miracle didn’t begin when the fourth Man appeared in the furnace. The real shout was in the faith and trust they demonstrated before they were ever thrown into it. They were prepared for the fire. They were prepared for all the smoke!

🔥 Walk in the proposition of your purpose and preservation.
Trust God no matter what is placed before you.

🔥 Walk through the prosecution of your persecution.
Sometimes God allows the heat to be turned up, not to increase your suffering, but to increase the miracle!

🔥 Walk in the protection of your position for your promotion.
Stay where God has positioned you so you do not miss the promotion He has prepared for you.

The same fire
Daniel 3:12, 14–30
Pastor J

As we close out our monthly theme, “Witness More,” Pastor J reminded us that witnessing is an action. It is not only what we say, it is how we live. We cannot simply talk the talk; we must walk the walk, even when that walk takes us through the fire.

The enemy doesn’t just come after your destiny, he comes after your identity. He wants to make you forget who you are and, more importantly, whose you are. But Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow, compromise, or change their identity to satisfy the king. Their declaration was clear: Our God is able to deliver us, but even if He doesn’t, we still will not bow!

The miracle didn’t begin when the fourth Man appeared in the furnace. The real shout was in the faith and trust they demonstrated before they were ever thrown into it. They were prepared for the fire. They were prepared for all the smoke!

🔥 Walk in the proposition of your purpose and preservation.
Trust God no matter what is placed before you.

🔥 Walk through the prosecution of your persecution.
Sometimes God allows the heat to be turned up, not to increase your suffering, but to increase the miracle!

🔥 Walk in the protection of your position for your promotion.
Stay where God has positioned you so you do not miss the promotion He has prepared for you.

The same fire that was supposed to destroy them only burned away the cords that had them bound. They came out without injury, without the smell of smoke, and without a hair on their heads being singed. God will use the very fire that was meant to harm you to free you and help you!

Because they held their position, they received their promotion. They went from convicts to conquerors, and the miracle God performed in their lives caused others to recognize His power. Sometimes God will even allow the people who tried to throw you down to become the ones who announce your elevation!

Your walk through the fire is not only about you. Somebody else is watching how you trust God, how you stand firm, and how you continue to worship when the heat is turned up.

Jesus knows what it means to walk under fire. His teachings were under fire. His blessings were under fire. His miracles and healing were under fire. He walked under fire all the way to Calvary, but the fire could not stop His purpose, and the grave could not hold Him!

Whatever fire you may be facing, remember: God may not always keep you out of it, but He has promised to walk through it with you.

🙌🏽 I don’t know about you, but I’m glad God walks with me in the fire!


08/28/2026

Before you sit in front of the TV to rep your team, come to church and represent God! 🙌🏽🏈

Join us this Sunday for Jersey Day at CFC! Wear the shirt or jersey of your favorite team and come ready for worship, fellowship, and a powerful Word.

Our service begins at 7:45 AM, so you’ll still have the rest of your day to spend time with family, get some rest, enjoy a good meal, and be in position before kickoff! Come give God the first part of your day, then go cheer for your team!

📍 10658 US 80, Forney, TX 75126
🌐 www.communityfellowshipusa.org

Rep your team, but most importantly, come represent the Kingdom! 🙌🏽🏈


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