Forward In Salvation Covenant Church

09/08/2026

SUNDAY PROPHETIC SERVICE SUMMARY

Ministering: Dr. M. KAMTEMA

Theme: ALTAR ANSWERS ALTAR
Key Scripture: 1 Kings 18:30–39

This season especially this month August is an extremely cunning month in the Supernatural realm. A lot of sacrificial spiritual ceremonies intensify, evil altars are activated, and spiritual transactions are reinforced. What many cannot see in the natural may be very active in the spiritual realm.
Therefore, do not be ignorant, DISCERN THE SEASON AND ARISE SPIRITUALLY.
A prayer is powerful, but there are spiritual battles where prayer must be accompanied by an altar of consecration and sacrifice unto God.
When Elijah confronted Baal, he did not merely pray against the prophets of Baal. He repaired the altar of the LORD. The prophets of Baal had their altar; Elijah prepared the altar of God.
The spiritual order is;
PRAYER FOR PRAYER.
ALTAR FOR ALTAR.
SACRIFICE FOR SACRIFICE.
GODS FOR GOD.
Elijah understood that the answer was not to compete with Baal by becoming like Baal. He raised the altar of the true and Living God.
This is the call to you today: do not remain Spiritually passive while other altars are being activated. Raise your altar unto the Lord. Your sacrifice is not a dangerous ritual. It is your life surrendered to God, your prayer, obedience, Boliness, time, resources, worship and total submission to His Kingdom and statutes.
I challenge you today therefore, “What altar have you built?”
Repair your altar. Renew your sacrifice. Strengthen your prayer. Re-establish your covenant walk with God.
WHAT YOU LAY DOWN DETERMINES HOW HIGH YOU RISE SPIRITUALLY.
Shalom.

Prayer/Counseling/Spiritual Guidance
Dr M KAMTEMA
+263 77 482 3822 [email protected]

26/06/2026

BE UNBREAKABLE IN YOUR MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
Dr. M. Kamtema

Every marriage and family will face seasons of pressure, misunderstanding, disappointment, and change. Challenges are inevitable, but they do not have to destroy your relationship.
Difficult seasons can either divide a family or strengthen its bond. Choose forgiveness over bitterness, communication over silence, commitment over quitting, and hope over despair.
Strong families are not those without problems, but those that remain united through them. Stay resilient, keep investing in your relationships, and believe that every challenge can become an opportunity for healing, growth, and deeper love.

Dr. M. KAMTEMA

21/06/2026

30/03/2026

*THE NAME THAT DEFINES ALL REALITIES, JESUS CHRIST by Dr. M. Kamtema*

Whatever the world may attempt to redefine, dilute, or intellectualize, Christianity is not a philosophy, a tradition, or a moral system but it is a FINISHED WORK ANCHORED IN THE DEATH AND RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST of Nazareth.
Calvary was not merely an event of pain; it was a DIVINE TRANSACTION. Every tear that fell from His eyes, every drop of sweat under the pressure of destiny, every stripe upon His body, every moment of betrayal, rejection, shame, and agony was not wasted, it was a DELIBERATE EXCHANGE. He absorbed the full weight of human brokenness so that humanity could partake in DIVINE WHOLENESS. What crushed Him was carrying what was meant to destroy us.
The Cross is where invisibility became visibility. The hidden warfare of the spirit realm was publicly settled. The forces behind pain, delay, limitation, failure, rejection, and oppression were not negotiated with, they were disarmed.
Therefore, every force that manifests as tears in your life, whether emotional pain, betrayal, shame, stagnation, or repeated failure MUST BOW! Not because of human effort, but because of the AUTHORITY EMBEDDED IN THE FINISHED WORK OF CHRIST. You are not fighting for victory; you are enforcing a victory that was already secured.
This calls for a shift from casual Christianity to revelational Christianity. When you understand the Cross, you stop negotiating with what Christ already conquered. When you understand the resurrection, you stop identifying with defeat and begin to walk in dominion. When you understand the Name, you stop speaking timidly and begin to decree with authority.
Let your praise, therefore, not be routine but revelation-driven. Let your worship not be emotional alone but anchored in understanding. Exalt the Name not just as a statement of faith, but as an expression of spiritual alignment. For in lifting up the Name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Shalom.

Dr. M. KAMTEMA