Walking In Power :Power Of New Beginning
“The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news…” — Luke 4:18 “You don’t know what you are stopping God from doing ahead of you.” — Bishop Peter A Month That Demands Reflection What if January was not just the beginning of the year, but the month that quietly set the direction for everything that follows? That is the question you have to sit with. At Overcoming Faith Church, January 2026 was not treated casually. It was shaped by a call to consecration a deliberate decision to set your life apart through prayer, fasting, and a commitment to walk in power. But now that the month is over, the question is no longer what happened in church. The question is: did something actually change in you? Reflect: Be honest does your life look different today compared to January 1st? Called to Walk in Power “My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.” — 2 Corinthians 12:9 Power is not something you observe from a distance. It is something you are called to live in. From the very beginning of this year, the message was clear — you are not meant to live passively. You are meant to carry spiritual authority, purpose, and direction. Moses was limited in speech, yet still chosen. Not because he became strong, but because grace filled what he lacked. The same is true for you. The areas where you feel least qualified are often the very places where God intends to show up most clearly. Walking in power does not begin with effort. It begins with dependence. Reflect: Where is God asking you to stop striving and simply trust Him? The Discipline of the Month January was not experienced in theory, it was lived out in rhythm and structure that shaped your daily walk with God. January 4th–10th: Drink-only fast. Not designed for comfort, but for clarity to strip away distraction and confront where your dependence truly lies. January 11th–24th: One meal a day. This tested consistency. It removed emotional momentum and replaced it with discipline. January 5th–24th: Daily online prayers, 5:00–6:00 AM. Before the day could speak to you, you had already chosen to speak to God. “The people of Israel fasted and wore sackcloth and put dust on their heads… and they stood and confessed their sins.” — Nehemiah 9:1–2 Fasting is not about what you give up. It is about what you make space for humility, repentance, and intentional seeking of God. Reflect: What did the fast reveal in you that ordinary days tend to hide? Hearing Is Not Enough — You Have to Move “Where you go I will go, and where you stay I will stay.” — Ruth 1:16 As the month progressed, the message became unavoidable: hearing is not enough. You have made promises before. You have set goals. You have declared change. But if you are honest, many of those intentions never became action. Ruth left everything familiar and stepped into uncertainty. That one decision changed her entire future. Fear and indecision do not just delay you they keep you in the same place, year after year. You will never move until you move. Reflect: What one decision have you been avoiding — and what would it take to make it this week? A Church That Moved Together One of the clearest messages of January was this: growth is never isolated. Throughout the fasting period, the Daughters of Faith (DOF) and Bishop Peter carried the same message across multiple branches — Githurai 45, Mariani, Juja Farm, Githurai 44, Karugia, Ruiru, and Kamulu. On January 24th, the DOF Prayer Breakfast brought everything into a moment of reflection and renewal. You were not just part of a local gathering. You were part of a connected body being shaped in the same direction. Sometimes your breakthrough is not only in your prayer closet, it is in your relationships, your community, and your willingness to stay connected. Do not withdraw. Stay connected. Reflect: Who helped carry you through January — and have you told them? What You Do Next Matters Now the structure is gone. The fasting season has ended. The early mornings have passed. And this is where many people lose what they gained not because they did not hear God, but because they stopped responding to Him. If you want to continue walking in power: pray daily, not occasionally. Take action on what you have been delaying. Stay in community. Let yourself be helped. And choose to see possibility where your default has been to see limitation. If nothing changes from this point, it will not be because God stopped speaking. It will be because you stopped responding. Reflect: What one habit from January are you choosing to carry forward — and how will you protect it? This Was Only the Beginning What began in January was never meant to stay in January. It was meant to shape how you live, how you think, how you respond, and how you walk into every day that follows. Even in weakness, you are not without power. Even in uncertainty, you are not without direction. The same God who started something in you is still the one sustaining it. January was not the finish line. It was the starting point. Closing Prayer Father, what began in January was not by accident, it was by Your design. We thank You for every moment of discipline, every early morning, every fast, and every word spoken that found root in our hearts. We ask that You sustain what You started in us. Where we are tempted to drift back into old patterns, remind us of what You called us to. Where we are afraid to move, give us the courage of Ruth. Where we feel weak, remind us that Your power is made perfect in our weakness. Let January be the starting line we return to, not a season we forget. Keep
THE HOUSE OF FAITH BULLETIN | May 2026
Grace for Operation By Bishop Peter Ndungu Beloved, Step boldly into our Year of Walking in Power as we enter the second quarter, a season where momentum meets expectation. April was a month of undeniable impact—young lives transformed, children ignited with supernatural faith, and communities reached through powerful outreaches. God has been moving, and the evidence is clear. Now in May, we embrace Grace for Operation, empowering us to endure, build, and advance in every sphere of life. This is not a time to slow down but to rise higher. Stay expectant, Stay engaged, and position yourself for greater work ahead. QUOTE OF THE MONTH ” Before you leave this world, decide that you will make a difference.” – Bishop Peter Ndungu TOP NEWS FAITH TODAY TV@3: CELEBRATING IMPACT & INFLUENCE. Faith Today TV marks 3 transformative years of advancing kingdom content across the seven spheres of influence. Lives have been impacted, families strengthened, and nations reached through media. Join us as we celebrate this milestone on July 3, 2026. Save the date and be part of the journey—participate in the celebrations by partnering, fundraising, and purchasing a branded item from the Faith Today TV store. To Plug in: Watch Faith Today TV on Signet and social media. YOUTH CAMP HIGHLIGHT- 16 SAVED A powerful move of God unfolded yet again during the 3 day Youth Camp at Faith Premier High School, Juja, bringing together 230 young people from multiple OFC branches. Through vibrant worship, games, business forums, and impactful sessions, lives were deeply touched. Energetic performances and fellowship created unforgettable moments, but the highlight came when 16 youths surrendered their lives to Christ during a transformative message by Bishop Peter. The atmosphere shifted, marking a defining spiritual encounter. Be expectant for more and stay engaged as we continue raising a generation on fire for God. Support upcoming youth gatherings. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL (VBS) – 7 SAVED A vibrant four day Vacation Bible School unfolded across OFC branches under the theme “Walking in Supernatural Power.” Children engaged in lessons, memory verses, and activities that deepened their understanding of God’s power. A remarkable highlight emerged in Githurai 45, where 7 children gave their lives to Christ. Continue nurturing young faith—encourage your children to grow, believe, and walk in power daily. FAITH PRAYER NETWORK OFC continues empowering believers through consistent online intercession and fasting. Join us every Wednesday for prayer (5–6 AM) and fasting, and Friday nights (9–10 PM). Don’t be left out—build and sustain a strong lifestyle of prayer. To Plug in: Call Pr Monica (0725 954094) MAY FOCUS – GRACE FOR OPERATION This month of May, step into grace for operation—the ability to endure, persevere, and thrive in every season. Grace is released for families, children, youth, women, and men to rise in purpose and influence. From spiritual growth to business success, God is empowering His people to stand firm and advance the kingdom. Embrace this grace, act boldly, and position yourself for growth, victory, and impact in every area of your life. GLEANINGS FOR THE SOUL BY REV FAITH Dealing with Stress “Stress is a common reality when life’s demands exceed our strength, affecting us physically, mentally, and emotionally. Yet, John 10:10 reminds us that Jesus offers a full and abundant life beyond life’s pressures. In challenging seasons, seek rest, healing, and renewal in Him…” For more insights: Check out the entire message on Facebook. (Faith Ndungu) KCN HIGHLIGHTS KCN continues to strengthen marriages through its impactful monthly online forum, where seasoned couples offer mentorship and real life wisdom. This past session unpacked the dangers of soul ties, hidden sin, and the subtle little foxes that threaten relationships. Couples were reminded that when the enemy attacks marriage, he targets generations, making vigilance essential. Through honest conversations and practical guidance, families are being restored, healed, and fortified. Every couple is encouraged to stay alert, nurture their union intentionally, and confront challenges early. Join the next forum, grow together, and safeguard your marriage as you build a lasting, godly legacy. To Plug in Contact: 0715739771 (Pr. Moses) LIVE SHOW HIGHLIGHTS KINGDOM BUSINESS NETWORK (KBN) KBN took impact beyond the studio into a live forum at Faith Premier High School. Bishop Peter shared powerful principles on business and godliness, emphasizing growth through failure and the D.E.D principle for success. Take action, apply these insights, and step boldly into opportunities ahead. To Plug in: Tune in every Thursday at 10:00 AM on Faith Today TV and connect with our experts in real time HEALTH YOU PROGRAM Healthy You Network highlighted autism care, emphasizing understanding, inclusion, and support. Experts clarified that autism is a neurodevelopmental condition, not a disease, and individuals can thrive with proper guidance. Parents and communities are encouraged to seek knowledge and professional support. Embrace awareness, create inclusive spaces, and support every child to reach their full potential. This program is proudly sponsored by Jesse Kay Hospital in Roysambu ( 0721899869)
Plug In Youth Camp 2026 – A Generation Fully Plugged In
The 2026 Plug In Youth Camp, in partnership with Count Me In , was nothing short of life-changing. Hosted at Faith Premier High School, the three-day experience brought together over 230 young people from different branches of Overcoming Faith Church for a time of spiritual renewal, fellowship, empowerment, and unforgettable moments. From the very first night, the atmosphere was electric. What began as a camp quickly turned into an encounter filled with vibrant praise and worship, energetic dance sessions, exciting games, and genuine community. The youths came ready with expectation, and God met them powerfully. Special appearances by talented ministers and hypemen including Timeless Noel and Eko Dydda added even more fire to the experience, creating moments of celebration and joy that will not soon be forgotten. Throughout the camp, the young people were challenged to grow spiritually, mentally, and personally. One of the major highlights was a special live session of the Kingdom Business Network hosted by Bishop Peter Ndungu, where the youths had the opportunity to learn practical wisdom on how to start and scale businesses even at a young age. The sessions were engaging, insightful, and deeply inspiring, proving that purpose and leadership can begin early in life. The camp was further enriched by impactful teachings and encouragement from Rev. Faith Ndungu, whose words poured wisdom, hope, and direction into the hearts of many. Every session carried a strong reminder that this generation has been called for impact and kingdom purpose. Beyond the teachings and services, the atmosphere around the camp was alive with activity and connection. From football matches, basketball, kati, table tennis, and competitive Kenya@50 games, to laughter-filled moments in the chill corners, every youth found a space to belong. The kitchen teams, organizers, volunteers, and leaders worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure every detail came together seamlessly, creating an environment where relationships could flourish and memories could be made. Yet, above all the fun and excitement, the greatest highlight of the camp was the move of God. During a powerful ministry session led by Bishop Peter Ndungu, the atmosphere shifted as young people responded to the call of salvation. In a beautiful moment of surrender and transformation, 16 youths gave their lives to Christ. Heaven rejoiced as lives were changed forever, reminding everyone present that God is still touching hearts and raising a generation fully devoted to Him. The Plug In Youth Camp 2026 was more than an event. It was a divine appointment. A place where purpose was awakened, faith was strengthened, gifts were stirred, and young people encountered the presence of God in a fresh way. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Bishop Peter Ndungu, Rev. Faith Ndungu, Bishop Kariz, Count Me In Kenya, all leaders, volunteers, and every individual who contributed their time, resources, and energy toward making this camp a success. Your sacrifice and commitment made an eternal impact. As a church family, we remain expectant for what God will continue to do through this generation. The fire has been ignited, and this is only the beginning.
Old School Sunday
Vintage Style, Timeless Truths: What Is Life Really About? Laughter echoed through the sanctuary. Vintage hats, suspenders, old-school dresses, and classic outfits filled the room as the youth stepped out in creativity and joy during Youth Sunday. There were songs, dances, poetry presentations, and moments of genuine fellowship that brought generations together in celebration. The atmosphere carried a beautiful reminder: while styles may change with time, God’s truth remains timeless. Behind the fun old-school vibes and vibrant presentations was a deeper question that challenged every heart in the room: What is life really all about? Through a powerful sermon delivered by Rev. Faith, the congregation was reminded that youth is not just a phase to survive or enjoy casually it is a season filled with opportunity, responsibility, tests, and eternal purpose. Main Scripture The sermon was anchored in: Judges 6:11–16 Matthew 19:16–22 These passages reveal two different young men facing moments of decision. Gideon struggled with fear and doubt, yet God saw greatness in him. The rich young ruler had wealth and opportunity, but struggled to surrender fully to God. Together, these scriptures challenge young people to think beyond temporary success and focus on purpose, character, and eternity. Youth: A Season of Opportunity and Risk One of the strongest messages from the sermon was that youth is a time of immense opportunity. It is the season where foundations are laid, dreams are pursued, and futures are shaped. Many young people spend years waiting for the “perfect moment” to start something meaningful. Yet growth rarely happens in comfort zones. Sometimes taking a step of faith means trying a new career path, starting a business idea, pursuing further education, or developing a new skill. Risk is part of growth. At the same time, Rev. Faith emphasized the importance of wisdom during this stage of life. Youth is also a season where many assumptions are made. Wrong decisions, unhealthy influences, and lack of direction can easily derail purpose. That is why mentorship matters deeply. The sermon encouraged young people to connect themselves to godly mentors people who can provide wisdom, correction, accountability, and guidance. A strong foundation today becomes stability tomorrow. Education, discipline, and intentional growth were also highlighted as investments for old age. Whether it is pursuing a degree, diploma, certification, ministry assignment, or business vision, the seeds planted in youth often determine the harvest of later years. The old-school theme of the day beautifully reflected this truth. Many of the vintage styles worn reminded the congregation of previous generations people who built lives through sacrifice, resilience, faith, and perseverance. The message was clear: every generation must decide what legacy it will leave behind. Another major truth shared during the sermon was this: Life is a test. Every challenge, disappointment, success, and delay reveals something about the condition of our hearts. Character is not developed in easy moments alone; it is revealed under pressure. The congregation was reminded that life is full of battles. Some battles test patience. Others test integrity, humility, faithfulness, or endurance. Often, people pray for success without realizing that success itself can become a test of character. Rev. Faith reminded the church that chance happens to everyone. Failure and setbacks are part of the human experience. However, what matters most is how we respond when life becomes difficult. David was used as an example a man who failed in significant ways, yet refused to remain defeated. Despite his mistakes, he believed he could rise again through God’s mercy and grace. This message carried encouragement for anyone feeling discouraged, delayed, or uncertain about their future. Failure does not have the final word when God is still writing your story.The tests of life are not designed to destroy believers; they often expose areas where God desires growth, healing, and deeper trust. Life Is a Trust and a Temporary Assignment The sermon also emphasized that life is a trust given by God. Everything people possess time, gifts, influence, opportunities, relationships, and resources belongs ultimately to Him. Scripture reminds believers that whoever is faithful with little will also be faithful with much. In a generation that often measures success through possessions, status, or online attention, the sermon shifted focus back to eternal values. Life is not ultimately about accumulating things. It is about stewardship and purpose. The congregation was challenged to define their values before pressure comes. Many people only discover what they truly believe when they face temptation, hardship, or success. Building godly values early creates stability during uncertain seasons. Another powerful reminder was that life on earth is temporary. Every assignment, position, and achievement has an expiration date. Eternity matters more than temporary applause. This perspective changes how believers live daily. It encourages humility, intentionality, and dependence on God rather than worldly success alone. Even during a joyful Youth Sunday filled with music, poetry, and celebration, the message remained deeply rooted in eternal truth: people are passing through this world, and their lives should point back to God. Practical Application for This Week 1.As the congregation reflected on the sermon, several practical lessons stood out: 2.Take intentional steps toward your future. Apply for that course, pursue that opportunity, build that skill, or start that project you have been postponing. 3.Seek wise mentorship. Do not walk through life alone. Surround yourself with people who challenge you spiritually and help you grow. 4.Remain faithful in small responsibilities. Integrity in private moments prepares believers for greater assignments. 5.Do not allow failure to define you. Learn, rise again, and trust God with your journey. 6.Focus on eternal purpose more than temporary success. Careers, money, and achievements matter, but they should never replace God’s calling and character. 7.Most importantly, remember that your youth is not wasted when surrendered to God. It becomes fertile ground for purpose, growth, and transformation. Closing May this generation rise with courage like Gideon, resilience like David, and hearts fully surrendered to God.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2026 – WALKING IN SUPERNATURAL POWER
This year’s Vacation Bible School was nothing short of extraordinary. Across Overcoming Faith Church branches, children gathered for four vibrant days filled with Bible lessons, memory verses, worship, creative activities, and moments that will stay with them for a lifetime. The theme Walking in Supernatural Power set the tone for an unforgettable week that stirred young hearts and deepened their understanding of who God is and what He can do through them. Children dove into the stories of Bible characters who moved in the power of God, discovering that the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead lives in them. From riveting lessons to lively group activities, every session was designed to plant seeds of faith that will grow for years to come. And yes, there was even a dance choreography in line with the theme, because when you’re celebrating supernatural power, you celebrate with everything you’ve got! One of the most beautiful highlights of the week came from our Githurai 45 branch, where seven children decided to give their lives to Christ. Heaven rejoiced, and so did we. These seven precious souls are a reminder of why children’s ministry matters and why we press on with joy. At The House of Faith, Thika Road, it was a special privilege to spend time with the children and remind them of three powerful truths they must carry with them always: they are special, they are unique, and they carry potential. To every child in attendance, know that God has a beautiful and purposeful plan for your life. Dream big. Believe boldly. Never place a ceiling on what God can do through you. To the parents, thank you for trusting us with your children. Keep speaking life over them at home. Encourage them to grow, to believe, and to walk daily in the supernatural power that belongs to every child of God. To our incredible VBS teachers your love, patience, and dedication did not go unnoticed. You poured yourselves into these young lives, and the fruit of that investment is eternal. May God reward you abundantly for every song taught, every verse memorised, every prayer prayed, and every smile you gave. And to every partner who continues to support our children’s ministry your generosity makes moments like these possible. Together, we are raising a generation that will not just know about God’s power, but walk in it. VBS 2026 has been a blast. And the best is yet to come.
Leaders Summit Series | The Power of Influence
You Were Made to Influence: Walking in the Power God Placed Within You Have you ever looked at someone and thought, “They just have that something, that ability to walk into a room and change the atmosphere”? We often associate influence with titles, platforms, or popularity. But what if influence was never about any of those things? What if the power to change your world was already placed inside you quietly, invisibly, and purposefully by God Himself? That is exactly what we unpacked at our Leaders Summit, and the truth that emerged was both simple and profound: Everyone is equipped today and is also influential, whether you know it or not. Main Scripture “The kingdom of heaven is like leaven, which a woman took and hid in three measures of flour till it was all leavened.” — Matthew 13:33 1. Influence Is Already Inside You One of the most liberating truths from this session is this you do not need to wait to become influential. You already are. The question is not whether you have influence, but how you are using it. Love is a kindness that loves without being equipped and if you love, you influence. Influence comes through community. Acts 2:40 reminds us that the early church grew because people were genuinely connected, and through that connection, lives were changed. 1 Corinthians 10:31 challenges us: whatever you do, do it for the glory of God. That is influence in its purest form not performing for an audience, but living with intentionality for an audience of One. Matthew 88 :13-20 further affirms that the way you behave, the way you show up, and the channel of influence you carry are all fulfilling God’s purpose as His disciples. Big influence starts small. The mustard seed tiny, seemingly insignificant grows into a tree large enough for birds to nest in. That is the Kingdom of God at work. Never despise your small beginnings. Your consistent, quiet faithfulness is already shifting things around you. 2. The Church Is an Agent of Change Here is a bold statement worth sitting with: The church is called to change the environment not to be changed by it. Matthew 5:13 calls the church salt. Salt does not become the food it transforms it. If salt loses its flavour, it becomes useless. The moment the church loses its influence, it loses its very purpose. Likewise, Matthew 5:14-16 reminds us that like a light on a hill, the church cannot be hidden. We are not called to blend in we are called to shine.Matthew 16:18-19 gives us the image of a key— and a key has the power of access. There is a key that will help you locate your destiny, and that key carries the power of influence. The more equipped you are, the more influential you become (Ephesians 4:11). The Kingdom of God spreads from within. It is invisible yet undeniable. Even when nothing seems to be happening on the surface, something is always happening beneath it. The results are undeniable transformation is taking place quietly, consistently, and comprehensively. 3. Discipleship and Mentorship Are the Keys to Lasting Influence Influence is not accidental it is intentional. Discipleship and mentorship are key. Philemon 1:2 and Colossians 4:15 remind us that we are the church not a building, but a people. We are called to be people of influence because we are part of the church. Acts 14:21-23 shows us that as we learn, grow, and receive messengers of truth, we are actually hosting something far greater than we realise as we entertain strangers, we have also entertained angels (Hebrews 13:2). Journey and mentorship are part of the process. For believers, tribulation is part of the testimony. Manage the gatherings the bonds, the church community because they influence your growth. God is not the author of confusion (1 Corinthians 14:40). He calls us to stay as a family, arranged, and ordered managing our time and influence wisely. Practical Application This Week Here is your challenge coming out of the Leaders Summit: – Identify your sphere of influence — your home, workplace, social circle. How are you showing up there? – Be intentional about discipleship — invest in one person this week. Encourage, mentor, or simply spend time with someone who needs it. – Let love lead — remember, love is the foundation of all godly influence. Serve without waiting to feel equipped. – Don’t despise small beginnings— the leaven is already working. Stay faithful. Closing You were not placed on this earth to simply exist you were placed here to influence. Every act of kindness, every word of encouragement, every moment of faithful service is leaven quietly working through the world around you. The Kingdom of God starts small, moves silently, and transforms everything it touches. And so do you when you walk in the power and purpose God has already placed within you. Lord, help us to steward our influence with humility, love, and intentionality. May we be salt that preserves, light that shines, and leaven that transforms. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Faith Today Newsletter 29 | September 07, 2025
The Office of The Holy Spirit By Bishop Peter Ndungu, Overcoming Faith Church (The House of Faith) Beloved in Christ, What a glorious beginning we had on African Celebration Sunday—filled with laughter, joy, testimonies, and a powerful teaching that laid a foundation on one of the most important doctrines every progressive believer must understand: The Office of the Holy Spirit. If there is a teaching I desire for every believer to grasp, it is this—know the Holy Spirit, walk with Him, and yield to His office in your life. Without Him, we can do nothing. With Him, we can do all things. Who is the Holy Spirit? The Holy Spirit is not an “it.” He is a Person—the third person of the Trinity, co-equal with God the Father and God the Son. He was present at creation: “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth… and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters. Then God said…” (Genesis 1:1-3). When God speaks, the Spirit moves. The Holy Spirit is part and parcel of God’s creative and redemptive work. The Six Forms of the Holy Spirit The Holy Spirit manifests in diverse ways according to the need of the hour: The Wind – “Then he said to me, ‘Prophesy to the breath… and breath came into them, and they lived.’” (Ezekiel 37:9-10 NIV) The Spirit moves as the wind when the Word is spoken. When you release the Word, the Spirit goes to work. The Fire – “Then the fire of the Lord fell…” (1 Kings 18:38 ) At Pentecost, tongues of fire rested on each believer. This fire consumes everything that is not of God and ignites holy passion. The Oil – “So Samuel took the horn of oil and anointed him…” (1 Samuel 16:13) The oil represents the anointing. Without the oil of the Spirit in your life, you remain dry. With it, you are transformed into a new man. The Water – “…where the river flows everything will live.” (Ezekiel 47:9) The Spirit flows as living water, bringing life, healing, and multiplication wherever He moves. The Rain – “He will come to us like the rain…” (Hosea 6:3). The rain signifies visitation and refreshing. When God pours His Spirit, barren seasons end. The Flame – “Moses saw that though the bush was on fire it did not burn up, this was no ordinary fire, it was the Holy spirit.” (Exodus 3:2) The Spirit appears as flames that refine, empower, and consecrate us for God’s service. This Month’s Call In this month of Holy Spirit Empowerment, we shall learn about: The empowerment of the Holy Spirit The baptism of the Holy Spirit Walking in the Spirit The gifts of the Spirit The Holy Spirit as our witness By the end of this series, you shall be filled, refilled, and overflowing in the Holy Spirit. Your prayer life will ascend to another level, and your walk will be marked by the power of God. I urge you: Do not stand at the edge—be filled with the Spirit. Fan into flame the gifts of God in you (2 Timothy 1:6). Be so drunk in the Spirit that you walk into your breakthrough naturally. As we step into September—The Month of Holy Spirit Empowerment—prepare your heart for deeper encounters. May you walk in fire, overflow in living water, and experience the rain of His Spirit upon your life. Partner With Us Be part of what God is doing through Overcoming Faith Church – The House of Faith and Faith Today TV. PayBill Number: 201920 Account: Tithe / Offering / Missions / TV Ministry / Faith Partner / Radio Ministry / First fruit Your giving helps us fulfill the vision of Transforming Africa through the Gospel. In His Service, Bishop Peter Ndungu Overcoming Faith Church Streaming on Faith Today TV © 2025 Overcoming Faith Church | Faith Today Newsletter
Faith Today Newsletter 14
RENEWAL AND SPIRITUAL EMPOWERMENT As we draw closer to Easter, our hearts are stirred by the message of the cross—a message of renewal, power, and purpose. Easter is not just a season on the calendar. It is a call to realign our lives with the sacrifice, the suffering, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A Call to Spiritual Strength “We cannot be believers who are weak and unaware of our Savior. Many are forsaking Him at the slightest discomfort. This ought to change.” True renewal begins with knowing Jesus deeply. Not just quoting scriptures but knowing Him personally. As the Apostle Paul passionately declared: Philippians 3:10 – “That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being conformed to His death.” Paul had many wonderful encounters with God, but still yearned, “I want to know Him.” This should be the desire of every believer—to seek Him more than we seek money, fame, or even approval from men. Seek Him More Than Anything We must re-examine our time and our treasures. Where does our attention go? Who are we really pursuing? “Seek the One who created time, yet lives outside of it.” Seek the One who owns the world and its fullness. Those who know God intimately walk in strength, confidence, and power. Because He lives, we can face uncertainty, sickness, and even death—unafraid. The Power of the Cross Jesus died not to make us religious, but to give us a new life. “If anyone be in Christ, he is a new creation. Old things have passed away.” Forgiveness is not a distant hope—it’s our present reality. “Happy is the man whose sins are forgiven.” (Psalm 32:1) This is why we celebrate Easter. Not because of the cross alone, but because of what came after—Resurrection Power! “We will never die; those who believe in Him will live forever.” – John 11:26 The Fellowship of His Suffering Jesus suffered. Paul suffered. The apostles suffered. And you will too—not because God is absent, but because He is working in you. “Pure gold comes through fire. So must your faith.” Don’t run from the fire. Walk through it. “God does not take us over the fire, He takes us through it.” Even in the fire, like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, He is in there. You are not alone. We must stop trying to rescue everyone from the cross—they must carry their own. Even Jesus carried His. Love, Forgiveness & the Heart of the Father Our faith is built on love and forgiveness. Without these, the cross loses meaning. Forgiveness isn’t weakness—it’s spiritual strength. “If you want to live a miserable life, choose not to forgive.” Forgiveness is freedom—for you and for those who have wronged you. Parents, children, friends—let love lead. Show mercy as God has shown you. Remember Peter? He denied Jesus, but Jesus restored him. And on his first day of ministry after restoration, 3,000 souls were saved. “Those who believed what Peter said were baptized and added to the church that day—about 3,000 in all.” Acts 4:21 “Remember God doesn’t condemn you—He welcomes you back. There is always a comeback with God!” Easter is About the Cross… and Beyond Being a believer means carrying your cross. There is joy beyond the pain. There is glory beyond the cross. As we approach this Easter, let’s not just remember what Jesus did—let us walk in the power of it. “He died on Friday, but Sunday brought good news. Pain must come before joy.” “Because He lives, I can face tomorrow.” “Because He rose, I will rise again!” Let this be your season of renewal. Let your spirit be empowered. Seek Him. Know Him. Carry your cross with joy. For the resurrection power is in you. In His Service Bishop Peter Ndungu General Overseer Overcoming Faith Church
HOLY ASSEMBLY MARCH EDITION
Greetings Ministers and Leaders, As we step into the new month of March, we embrace a season of diligence—a divine call to unwavering commitment, faith, and action. This is the year the Lord is settling His people, but the key to divine settlement lies in seeking Him with diligence and working hard. Diligence: The Path to Divine Reward God is not in the business of rewarding everyone—He rewards those who diligently seek Him (Hebrews 6:10). Today, many desire breakthroughs, power, and grace, yet remain spiritually lazy—even outsourcing their prayers. But faith without works is dead (James 2:26). If we are to walk in the fulfillment of His promises, we must rise in prayer, service, and consistency. Abraham’s journey of faith (Genesis 12:1) reminds us that obedience activates divine settlement. The heroes of faith endured until they received the promise (Hebrews 6:12). Daniel prayed persistently despite opposition, his prayers were hindered by the prince of the air but God responded. Diligence demands unwavering faith and persistence. Breaking Free from the Spirit of Laziness Many miss their inheritance due to laziness. The promise is available, but diligence is the bridge. Paul urges us to imitate him even as he imitates Christ. True success follows faith, patience, and unwavering pursuit of God. Prayer is work, and it works. This month, we must work out our salvation (Philippians 2:12) and commit to spiritual discipline. Receiving divine impartation is not automatic—it requires preparation, stewardship, and faithfulness. March: A Month of Impartation “God has impacted me, and I must impact others through my testimony.” This month, we walk in the overflow of divine grace—what we have received, we must pour into others. Be diligent to the very end because God never forgets our labor of love. Let’s rise, serve, and seek Him like never before! In His service, Bishop Peter Ndungu General Overseer, Overcoming Faith Church.
