Revelation CFB Church

25/05/2026

May 24, 2026, SUNDAY SERVICE

Sermon: FORGIVENESS
BY JESSICA KAIMBO

Yesterday’s message was about “forgiveness “
Where we were told that forgiveness is One of the most spoken words in the Bible.
Forgiveness is an act of Mercy, Love and Grace. It sets us free from the punishment of our inequities, transgressions and sin. We were also told that in order for us to acquire this act of mercy, love and grace, we must be willing to repent from our sins because we are too filthy to stand before The Lord.
In 1st John 1:9 we are told that If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

Furthermore more , the woman of God stretched out by emphasizing on why forgiveness is important in the life of us believers and that it should not be from God only but we must practice it amongst ourselves. In Matthew 18 we see a man who begged for forgiveness from a king and yet he could not forgive his fellow man who owed him debt. We must be willing to forgive others if we are to be forgiven for our debts too.
We were also told that forgiveness is in two ways, forgiveness from God and forgiveness from man.
From God we receive forgiveness and from man we receive and give forgiveness. God is righteousness and therefore He cannot ask for forgiveness from man. As believers we should not hold on to any offense because unforgiveness leaves our hearts crushed and broken in sin.
We must have our hearts kept without offense so that we are able to produce the fruits of forgiveness.
In Mark 4:3-20 we see that our hearts are like a field where forgiveness is planted but we can only produce such fruits if we keep our field fertile.
We should not have a heart that is like a field along the road side where our seed of forgiveness is crushed by things of the world or like a field of thorns where we can produce forgiveness but because of the sins we hold on to, we cannot produce forgiveness in full. We should also not have our hearts like a rocky field where we our hearts cannot grow any fruits of forgiveness.

Finally , the woman of God encouraged us to assess our hearts and check if we are in right standing with God and our fellow men. She also encouraged us to be humble, obedient, patient, loving in order for us to be made right with God.

Ref scriptures :
1st John 1:8-10, Matthew 18:23, Mark 4:3-20.

24/05/2026

24/05/2026

I was glad when they said to me,“Let us go into the house of the Lord.”
Psalms 122:1

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18/05/2026

Sunday Service Summary
– Baptism in the Holy Spirit: How Do I Receive It (17 May 2026)
By Pastor Kadochi

Over the past weeks, we have been taught about the three types of baptism: baptism in the body of Christ (at salvation), baptism in water, and baptism in the Holy Spirit. We also learned that the Holy Spirit comes within us for salvation and upon us to give us power, and that speaking in tongues is the initial evidence of being filled with the Holy Spirit.

In this week’s teaching, Pastor Kadochi focused on how to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He began by explaining that the word “baptism” comes from the Greek word “baptiso”, which means to be completely submerged.

We were reminded again that speaking in tongues is the initial evidence of being filled with the Holy Spirit, and that it shows the fear of God in a believer’s life. There is also a difference between those who are born again and those who are filled with the Holy Spirit, especially seen in their ability to serve and overcome sin.

The teaching also explained that in the Old Testament, people were not born again, and the Holy Spirit would only come upon them because the blood of Jesus had not yet been shed.

A key focus was on power. The Spirit within is for salvation, but the Spirit upon gives power. This power helps us overcome sin and is important for winning souls, especially in a time where many wrong influences have entered the church.

We were also reminded that intimacy with God is important to sustain our Christian life. With the power of the Holy Spirit, we are able to understand and walk in the will of God.

Finally, we learned how to receive the Holy Spirit. In John 7:37, the requirement is to have a thirst. Just as you can only drink water when you are thirsty, we must recognise what is lacking in our lives and go to Jesus. It is there that rivers of living water will flow from within us.

Reference Scriptures: Acts 2:6, John 20:21–22, Acts 1:6–8, John 7:37, Matthew 5:6, Luke 11.