Covenant Apostolic Church of Christ -CACC

28/05/2026

*CACC Devotional: The Heavenly Family*

Theme: The Power of Covenant and Unity

Scripture Focus:
“Can two walk together, unless they are agreed?” – Amos 3:3
“Again I say to you that if two of you agree on earth concerning anything that they ask, it will be done for them by My Father in heaven. For where two or three are gathered together in My name, I am there in the midst of them.” – Matthew 18:19-20
“Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor.” – Ecclesiastes 4:9

*Message:*

This morning, the Lord is reminding the Heavenly Family that we are not meant to walk alone. Our strength as CACC is not in individual talent, but in covenant and unity.

Look at Amos 3:3. God uses a simple question: Can two walk together unless they agree? Agreement here is not just about liking each other. It’s covenant alignment. It’s when two hearts submit to the same direction of God. That’s why God could walk with Abraham, Moses, and David—they agreed with His will.

Jesus Himself confirmed this in Matthew 18:19-20. When two or three agree and gather in His name, His presence is guaranteed and heaven backs their request. There is power when covenant people pray, plan, and move together. Division cancels prayer. Unity attracts God’s presence.

Ecclesiastes 4:9 gives us the practical reason: Two are better than one.Why? Because when one falls, the other lifts. When one grows weary, the other strengthens. In covenant, labor multiplies and burdens divide.

Think of David and Jonathan. Their covenant was not built on convenience but on mutual commitment to God’s purpose. When Saul turned against David, Jonathan stood in the gap. That’s what covenant unity does—it stands when it’s inconvenient.

For us as the Heavenly Family, this means:
1. *Our agreement matters.* We must guard unity by staying aligned to Christ and to one another. Gossip, competition, and pride break covenant.
2. *Our gathering matters.* Wherever two or three gather in His name, Jesus shows up. Don’t despise small fellowships, prayer meetings, and family altars. That’s where power is released.
3. *Our labor multiplies.* When we carry one another’s burdens and celebrate one another’s wins, we see better returns than if we walked alone.

Today, God is calling us to renew our covenant with Him and with one another. Not just to be in the same church, but to be in the same spirit.

*Reflection Question:*
Is there any relationship or ministry area where you’ve been walking alone instead of agreeing and walking with someone in covenant?

*Prayer:*
Father, thank You for calling us into covenant and unity. Forgive us where we have walked in division and independence. Align our hearts with Yours and with one another. Let Your presence rest among us as we agree in prayer and purpose. Strengthen our hands to labor together for Your kingdom. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

*Yours in Christ,*
Apostle Bishop Obert Vurayayi Matsveru

26/05/2026

*CACC Devocional: A Família Celestial*

*Tema:* _Confie no Processo de Deus, Não no Seu Próprio Plano_

*Escritura:*
"Confie no Senhor de todo o seu coração e não se apoie em seu próprio entendimento; reconheça o Senhor em todos os seus caminhos, e Ele endireitará as suas veredas." – _Provérbios 3:5-6_

*Mensagem:*

Vivemos num mundo que nos diz para resolvermos tudo sozinhos. Confie na sua mente. Confie nas suas conexões. Confie nas pessoas que podem abrir portas para você.

Mas a Família Celestial não funciona assim. Nosso Pai não nos pede para nos apoiarmos no nosso entendimento limitado ou em pessoas que podem nos falhar. Ele nos pede para nos apoiarmos n’Ele.

Olhe para Abraão. Deus lhe prometeu um filho e o fez pai de muitas nações. Mas os anos passaram, nada aconteceu, e a mente de Abraão começou a trabalhar demais. “Talvez eu precise ajudar Deus”, ele pensou. Então teve um filho com Hagar. O resultado? Conflito, dor e um problema que ecoa até hoje.

O erro de Abraão não foi querer a promessa. Foi tentar cumpri-la do seu jeito, no seu tempo. Quando Deus finalmente deu Isaque, ficou claro: o processo de Deus pode ser lento, mas é seguro. O caminho d’Ele traz paz, não arrependimento.

Aqui está a verdade para você nesta manhã:
1. _Sua mente é limitada_ – Ela vê o presente, mas Deus vê a história inteira.
2. _As pessoas são limitadas_ – Elas têm boas intenções, mas não seguram o seu futuro.
3. _Deus não tem limites_ – O tempo d’Ele é perfeito, o caminho d’Ele é mais alto, e o processo d’Ele está produzindo em você algo que atalhos não conseguem.

Confiar no processo de Deus não significa não fazer nada. Significa fazer o que Ele te diz e esperar sem forçar o que Ele ainda não liberou. Significa escolher a paz em vez do pânico, a obediência em vez da opinião, e a fé em vez do medo.

Então hoje, pare de tentar carregar o que só Deus pode carregar. Entregue a Ele seus planos, suas preocupações, seus “e se”. Ele está trabalhando nos bastidores para o seu bem.

*Pergunta para Reflexão:*
Onde você está sendo tentado agora a confiar no seu próprio entendimento em vez de confiar no tempo de Deus?

*Oração:*
Senhor, perdoa-me pelas vezes em que me apoiei mais na minha mente e nas pessoas do que em Ti. Ensina-me a confiar no Teu processo, mesmo quando não faz sentido. Endireita o meu caminho enquanto eu Te reconheço em todos os meus caminhos. Em nome de Jesus, Amém.

_Em Cristo,_

Apóstolo O.V. Matsveru

26/05/2026

*CACC Devotional: The Heavenly Family*

Theme: *Trust God’s Process, Not Your Own Plan*

*Scripture:*
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths.” – Proverbs 3:5-6

*Message:*

We live in a world that tells us to figure it out ourselves. Trust your mind. Trust your connections. Trust the people who can open doors for you.

But the Heavenly Family doesn’t operate like that. Our Father doesn’t ask us to lean on our limited understanding or on people who can fail us. He asks us to lean on Him.

Look at Abraham. God promised him a son and made him the father of many nations. But years passed, nothing happened, and Abraham’s mind started working overtime. “Maybe I need to help God,” he thought. So he had a son through Hagar. The result? Strife, pain, and a problem that still echoes today.

Abraham’s mistake wasn’t that he wanted the promise. It was that he tried to fulfill it his way, in his timing. When God finally gave Isaac, it was clear: God’s process may be slow, but it is sure. His way brings peace, not regret.

Here’s the truth for you this morning:
1. *Your mind is limited* – It sees the present, but God sees the whole story.
2. *People are limited* – They have good intentions, but they don’t hold your future.
3. *God is not limited* – His timing is perfect, His way is higher, and His process is producing something in you that shortcuts can’t.

Trusting God’s process doesn’t mean you do nothing. It means you do what He tells you, and you wait without forcing what He hasn’t released. It means choosing peace over panic, obedience over opinion, and faith over fear.

So today, stop trying to carry what only God can carry. Hand Him your plans, your worries, your “what ifs.” He is working behind the scenes for your good.

*Reflection Question:*
Where are you tempted right now to lean on your own understanding instead of trusting God’s timing?

*Prayer:*
Lord, forgive me for the times I lean on my own mind and on people more than on You. Teach me to trust Your process, even when it doesn’t make sense. Straighten my path as I acknowledge You in all my ways. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

*Yours in Christ,*

Apostle O.V. Matsveru

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