Daily Study: In many believers’ minds, a business calling is not as important as a ministry calling. Some even feel that business is just a stepping stone to get into “real” ministry. Is this true?

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Open Forum: The meeting centered on spiritual growth, perseverance, and understanding success through a divine lens. Pastor Amos emphasized patience and diligence in pursuing God's calling, using biblical and modern examples to illustrate that true breakthroughs follow faithful service. Discussions contrasted spiritual success with temporal gains, highlighted the value of abiding in God's word, and explored the importance of staying aligned with purpose even amid hardship. James shared powerful testimony of faith through health and personal trials, advocating for wisdom gained through lived experience. Deborah spoke on consistency in calling despite challenges, with Pastor Amos affirming her insights and encouraging reliance on spiritual disciplines. The group explored the role of light in overcoming darkness, recognizing difficult missions as divine opportunities, and the need to embrace both joyful and painful journeys.

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Daily Study: If God has called you to start a ministry, a question that comes up is: should you profit from your ministry or should you just minister without asking people to sow into your ministry.

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Pastoral Chat: Entrepreneurship is the long game, requiring patience, faith, and perseverance, much like the journeys of biblical figures such as Abraham, David, Joseph, and Jesus, who all experienced long periods of preparation before stepping into their callings. God operates on His own timeline, often moving slowly before bringing sudden breakthroughs, and this process applies to entrepreneurs pursuing their divine purpose. Though it can be frustrating to see slow progress, understanding that delayed success is part of God’s design helps ease discouragement. The slow path to success is not the exception—it is the rule—and staying obedient and diligent will ultimately lead to the fulfillment of God’s promises.

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Daily Study: If you are in the startup days of your entrepreneurial calling, don’t worry about saving money for the future (e.g., retirement plans, college funds, etc.). During this temporary startup session, focus on establishing your calling and relying on God for daily provision.

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Romans Series: Romans 15:1–7 outlines the role of a strong believer as someone who bears the weaknesses of others rather than living to please themselves. Paul calls the strong to use their spiritual maturity to build up fellow believers, modeling the selfless endurance of Christ. This passage reminds the strong that Scripture is a source of encouragement and hope, and that their example should promote unity within the body of Christ. Ultimately, the strong are called to lead in accepting others just as Christ accepted them, becoming instruments of God’s praise and reflecting the welcoming nature of Jesus’ ministry.

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Daily Study: There is an idea that we need to eradicate from our thought processes so we can experience God’s best in our lives. It is the idea that healing and prosperity are rewards for good behavior. The truth is that healing and prosperity are part of our salvation benefits package, which is based on God’s love for us, not our behavior.

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Bible Discussion: Even though the Bible doesn't use the exact word "caregiver," it talks a lot about helping others. A caregiver is someone who takes care of people. They help with things like their body, mind, feelings, and even their spirit. This can be for people who are sick, elderly, a widow, have disabilities, etc. Being a caregiver is more than just normal everyday tasks.

One day, all of us will have to decide. We might need to choose if we will:

• Be a caregiver
• Help a caregiver
• Let someone help us when we need it
• Or, choose to not help at all

When that time comes, will you be ready to answer? In other words, are you IN or are you OUT?

Ministers: Vernon Myers II and Anya Myers

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