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The Powerhouse Assembly Church “Welcome to The Powerhouse Assembly Church (TPAC), a place of worship, prayer, transformation, and fellowship.

Join us as we grow together in Christ.” Raising Kingdom Leaders Address :-13017 Jess Pirtle Blvd #100
Sugarland TX, 77478

10/23/2026

Your Calling Is In His Hands🔥🔥🔥

God's calling is not always revealed in one dramatic moment. Sometimes it unfolds through Scripture, prayer, the gifts He has placed in you, the needs you are equipped to serve, wise counsel, and opportunities to be faithful in ordinary places. God knows you completely, and Scripture reminds us that He can work through human lives to accomplish His purposes. Your calling is not something you need to invent to make your life important. You can seek God to understand how to live meaningfully and faithfully with the life He has entrusted to you. Many people feel a sense of inadequacy when they consider their calling. You may think you are not articulate enough, experienced enough, educated enough, confident enough, or spiritually mature enough. Moses' story reminds us that feeling inadequate does not automatically mean you have nothing to offer. It also shows that calling comes with responsibility, instruction, and dependence on God. Do not use your limitations as an excuse to avoid every opportunity to grow.Develop the skills you need. Do not wait for a dramatic assignment before you begin living purposefully. Your calling can be expressed through the way you work, speak, lead, care, and serve today. Talent can attract attention, but character helps sustain trust. Do not measure your preparation only by what you can accomplish. Also consider how you respond when you are corrected, how you treat people who cannot benefit you, and whether your private conduct supports your public message. Fear can take many forms. You may be afraid of public criticism, failure, rejection, making mistakes, or disappointing people who believe in you. You do not need to ignore genuine risks or rush into an assignment without preparation. You need the courage to stop treating every possibility of failure as a reason to remain still. When you pursue meaningful work, you may encounter criticism, misunderstanding, competing demands, and setbacks. Sometimes people will not understand your vision. Sometimes your own plans will need to change. The key is to remain focused without becoming defensive or stubborn. Listen carefully, learn what is useful, correct what needs correcting, and continue working toward a worthwhile purpose. Your calling is in God’s Hands. You will Grow, and faithfully walk in the assignment God has given you🙏. Galatians 1:15

10/22/2026

Your Finances Are In His Hands🔥🔥🔥

God does not just want to meet your basic needs, He wants to make you a blessing to others. When you surrender your finances to Him, He gives you the wisdom to manage, the grace to build, and the favor to increase. Remembering God as your source does not mean you become careless about money. It means you recognize that your ability to work, your opportunities, your wisdom, your health, and the people who support you are all important parts of your financial journey. Money is one of those areas of life where faith can be tested in very practical ways. It is one thing to trust God when everything is going well, but it can feel much harder when bills are piling up, income is uncertain, debt is growing, business is slow, or your responsibilities seem greater than your resources. Your financial situation is part of your life, but it does not define your worth, your identity, or the limits of what your future can become. Ask for help when necessary, learn what you need to learn, and take the next practical step. You are not less valuable because you are rebuilding after a setback, earning less than you hoped, or working through a season of financial pressure. Sometimes the answer to financial pressure is an increase in income. Praying for financial wisdom is just as important as praying for financial increase. It begins with understanding where your money is going, adjusting your spending, reviewing your commitments, or making a plan for debt repayment. It takes wisdom to distinguish between needs and wants, immediate desires and long-term priorities, a genuine opportunity and an expensive mistake. More money without sound stewardship can create more problems rather than lasting stability. You can learn to budget, compare options, build savings gradually, understand interest, and seek qualified financial guidance when the situation requires it. Change may take time. Still, you can take constructive steps without surrendering your hope.Do not despise small progress. A bill paid on time, a debt balance reduced, a new skill acquired, or a modest amount saved can be part of a meaningful journey toward stability. Throughout Scripture, diligence, responsibility, and faithful work are treated as important parts of life. Develop your abilities. Be dependable. Learn to solve problems. Treat people fairly. Look for ways to improve the value you bring to your work. Faith does not require you to switch off your judgment. A wise person asks questions, checks the facts, understands the risks, and refuses to invest money they cannot afford to lose simply because someone promises a quick breakthrough. Seek reliable information and independent professional advice when needed. Be especially careful with opportunities that require secrecy, immediate payment, or recruiting others to earn promised returns. Generosity is a beautiful expression of love, but it should not be driven by guilt, manipulation, or pressure to impress people. Give freely and thoughtfully, with a willing heart and appropriate consideration for your responsibilities. Prosperity is not measured only by what you accumulate. It can also be reflected in the good you are able to do with what has been entrusted to you. Keep trusting God, keep learning, keep working diligently, and keep making responsible decisions🙏. Deuteronomy 8:18

10/21/2026

Your Closed Doors Are In His Hands🔥🔥🔥

The Bible teaches us to trust God with our paths, our decisions, and our future. But life will not always follow the plan you carefully prepared. You thought the opportunity would work out. You believed the relationship would last. You expected the application to be approved or the business to succeed. Then the door closed, and suddenly you had to face a future you had not planned for. A closed door is not the end of your story, a rejection is not the definition of your worth, and a disappointing season does not mean God has abandoned you.One closed door cannot summarize your entire life. Sometimes a closed door protects you from a harmful situation. Sometimes it redirects you toward another possibility. Your closed doors are in His hands. You can grieve what did not happen without losing hope in what may still be possible. You can learn from rejection without accepting shame. You can release what has ended without surrendering your faith in the future. A failed attempt does not mean you are a failure. When something does not work out, it is tempting to assume that you have lost something irreplaceable. Sometimes, however, a disappointing outcome gives you an opportunity to pause, examine the situation, and recognize risks you might otherwise have overlooked. Perseverance is important, but wisdom also requires us to recognize when our approach needs to change. Not every closed door should be forced open. Not every ending should become a lifelong battle. You can make another attempt when it is reasonable. You can ask for clarification, seek feedback, and explore alternatives. You can also choose to stop chasing what continually harms you or requires you to abandon your dignity. Do not assume that changing direction means you have wasted your journey. Your experience, skills, relationships, and lessons can still serve you in another setting. You may not be able to return to the exact plan you had, but you can still move forward thoughtfully and faithfully. Comparison can make you interpret your season as failure simply because it does not look like someone else's. But your life is not a competition in which another person's progress automatically reduces your possibilities. You can celebrate someone else's breakthrough while honestly acknowledging your own disappointment. Some closed doors leave wounds. Learn from the experience. Establish healthier boundaries when needed. Seek wise counsel. Give yourself time to heal. Forgiveness, when appropriate, can free you from carrying resentment indefinitely, but it does not require you to trust an unsafe person or restore a relationship without accountability. Do not let yesterday's rejection steal your ability to build healthy relationships tomorrow. Trust God with every closed door. Do not force what He has not ordained. Every closed door that protects your purpose will remain closed, and every right door will open in God's time!🙏. Proverbs 16:9

10/20/2026

WordFest: The Discipline of Devotion | Pastor Chijioke | 9/22/2026

On behalf of our Pastors and the entire TPAC family, we sincerely appreciate everyone who attended our Women's Breakfast...
10/20/2026

On behalf of our Pastors and the entire TPAC family, we sincerely appreciate everyone who attended our Women's Breakfast and Health Conference! 💕

Your presence made the occasion truly special. We pray that the inspiration, fellowship, and valuable health insights shared will continue to bless and enrich your lives.

May you continue to flourish in divine health, strength, and grace!

Thank you for making this event a success! ❤️

The Powerhouse Assembly Church (TPAC)
Raising Kingdom Leaders

10/20/2026

Your Open Doors Are In His Hands🔥🔥🔥

Your open doors are in His hands. Sometimes you may feel that another person's decision has the power to determine your entire future. Someone may reject your application, overlook your gift, deny you access, or refuse to support your dream. God is not limited by the approval of one person, the decision of one organization, or the opinion of one group. He can create opportunities beyond your present network, resources, experience, and expectations. A closed door can hurt, especially when you have invested time, prayer, money, and hope into what lies behind it. Do not allow one disappointment to convince you that your entire future has failed. Your story is bigger than one interview, one business proposal, one relationship, one examination, or one missed opportunity. There are opportunities that money alone cannot secure, connections alone cannot guarantee, and human effort alone cannot produce. You can work diligently and still need circumstances to align. This is where faith becomes more than positive thinking. You pray, prepare, learn, build relationships, and trust God with the things beyond your reach. Faith does not excuse you from preparation. It gives you the confidence to work diligently without believing that everything depends on your strength alone. One of the hardest parts of waiting is watching other people experience what you have been praying for. Someone gets the promotion you wanted. Someone launches the business you dreamed about. Someone receives an opportunity that resembles the very thing you have been asking God to do in your life. Their season is not proof that yours will never come. You do not have to despise another person's progress to believe God for your own.Sometimes the next step in your journey involves meeting someone who sees your potential, hearing about an opportunity at the right time, or receiving consideration you could not have arranged by yourself. Pray for favor, but also become the kind of person who can responsibly handle an open door. Treat people with respect. Develop competence. Let your character support the opportunities you are asking God to provide. Remain open to God's direction. Do not assume that the only good opportunity is the one you originally pictured. The pressure to succeed can tempt you to force opportunities, manipulate relationships, compromise your convictions, or rush decisions because you are afraid another chance will never come. Not every available opportunity is the right opportunity. Some doors may offer quick rewards at the expense of your integrity, family, peace, or long-term well-being. Others may look attractive while requiring commitments you are not prepared to fulfill. Trusting God means learning to evaluate opportunities with prayer, wisdom, sound counsel, and honest consideration of the consequences. You do not have to sacrifice your values to prove that you are moving forward. Success is not simply getting what you want. It also involves becoming the person God has called you to be while pursuing it. Keep your values in view when making important decisions. Your future is in God's hands. Your hope is alive. By His grace, you will keep moving forward!🙏. Revelation 3:8

10/19/2026

Your Relationships Are In His Hands🔥🔥🔥

Relationships are among God's most meaningful gifts, but they can also be among life's greatest tests. The right relationship can encourage your faith, strengthen your character, open your eyes to new possibilities, and remind you that you are not alone. The wrong relationship, or even a good relationship going through a difficult season, can leave you confused, wounded, exhausted, or questioning your worth. When you place your relationships in His hands, you invite Him to guide your choices, shape your character, heal your heart, strengthen healthy connections, and give you wisdom about the relationships you need to approach differently. Healthy relationships help you grow. They challenge you to think better, act more wisely, and become more faithful to the people God is shaping us to be. You may not be able to control another person's attitude, but you can choose how you respond. You can take responsibility for your own words, apologize when necessary, and refuse to turn every disagreement into a battle for superiority. Marriage is more than a beautiful wedding day or a promise made in a moment of excitement. It is a daily journey of choosing love, practicing patience, communicating honestly, and learning to navigate differences together. A strong marriage is one in which both people are willing to pursue truth, respect, accountability, and repair. If you desire marriage or a committed relationship, waiting can sometimes feel difficult. Weddings, anniversaries, and social media announcements may remind you of what you hope to experience. You may wonder why it has not happened yet or whether you have somehow been forgotten. Your life is not on hold simply because a relationship has not arrived. Your worth is not determined by your relationship status, and being single does not mean your life is incomplete. Use this season to deepen your relationship with God, build meaningful friendships, develop your gifts, care for your well-being, and become clearer about the values you want in a partner. A healthy friend will not always agree with you, but they will care enough to be honest. They will respect your boundaries, celebrate your progress, and encourage you to make choices that support your well-being. If a relationship involves abuse, threats, coercion, or ongoing danger, seek appropriate support and prioritize safety rather than trying to resolve the situation through prayer or conversation alone. A growing relationship with God helps you develop a stronger foundation from which to love others. It reminds us that our worth does not depend entirely on someone else's approval and that our identity is deeper than our relationship status. Forgiveness can be one of the hardest steps in healing a relationship. It can be especially difficult when someone has hurt you deeply, broken your trust, or failed to acknowledge the pain they caused. Forgiveness does not require you to forget what happened, remove every boundary, or immediately restore the relationship to what it once was. It means bringing your pain before God and choosing not to make revenge or bitterness the guiding force of your life. Give yourself permission to work through the process. Not every relationship is meant to stay forever. Trust God to preserve the relationships He has ordained and redirect those that are not aligned with His purpose. Place your relationships in God's hands, your choices under His wisdom, and your heart in the care of His unfailing love🙏. Proverbs 13:20

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13017 Jess Pirtle Boulevard #100
Sugar Land, TX
77478

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