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The promises of God never fails (p.2)

Apostle Williams explores the enduring truth that the promises of God never fail. Quoting Numbers 23:19, he reminds us that God does not lie or change His mind. Even when life feels chaotic or empty, like the earth in Genesis 1, God’s Spirit is present—hovering over the void, ready to bring His perfect order. Apostle affirms that no matter the darkness or confusion, God remains in control. His original intention was always to create a world filled with purpose and life, not emptiness, as confirmed in Isaiah.
 
Apostle emphasises that God’s plan for each believer is irrevocable and unstoppable. Referencing Isaiah 14:24 and Jeremiah 29:11, he assures listeners that God’s purposes are to prosper, not harm, and to give hope and a future. Though His thoughts surpass ours (Isaiah 55:8–9), they are always for our good. Neither Satan, witch doctors, nor human wisdom can hinder God’s will (Job 42:2, Proverbs 21:30). The only person who can forfeit God's promises is the individual—by choosing to deviate from His path. Yet even then, God’s love remains steadfast, patiently awaiting our return. Apostle concludes with a vital truth: nothing happens to a Christian unless God permits it—and whatever He allows, He will ultimately use for your good.

The promises of God never fails (p.1)

This episode offers powerful encouragement rooted in the unchangeable nature of God’s word. Quoting Numbers 23:19, Apostle reminds listeners that God does not lie or change His mind—His promises are guaranteed. Unlike human words, which may fail due to limitations or unforeseen events, God’s word is action itself. Even when life seems “formless and empty” (Genesis 1:2), God’s original intention remains intact. Citing Joshua 21:45, Apostle affirms that not one of God’s promises has ever failed. He further reassures that delay is not denial, and Luke 1:37 declares that “nothing is impossible with God”, as evidenced by Sarah’s miraculous childbirth in old age (Genesis 18).
 
Apostle Williams explains that the Holy Spirit watches over God’s word to ensure its fulfilment. Referencing Isaiah 55:10–11, he teaches that God’s word will never return void but will accomplish His desire and purpose. Believers are urged to boldly declare God’s promises over their lives, standing on Isaiah 51:16—“I have put my words in your mouth.” However, obedience remains key, as highlighted in Deuteronomy 28:1. To confirm the certainty of His promises, God swore by Himself, revealing the unchangeable nature of His purpose (Isaiah 14:24, Hebrews 6:16–18). The episode closes with a strong reminder: every promise God has made will surely come to pass—for He cannot lie.

Happy Mother's Day

In this special Mother's Day message titled “The Shining Stars,” Reverend Oma Williams delivers a powerful teaching from Psalm 19 and Philippians 2:12 onwards, calling women to reflect God’s glory in every area of their lives. Just as the heavens declare His glory day and night, women are exhorted to “twinkle” like stars—radiating God’s nature in speech, character, and conduct. Rev. Oma emphasises the importance of knowing and living by the law of the Lord, which is perfect, trustworthy, and radiant, bringing inward beauty and eternal reward.
The message challenges women to “work out their salvation with fear and trembling,” to avoid complaining or arguing, and to remain blameless and pure in a corrupt world—shining like stars in the universe. Women are warned not to imitate worldly celebrities or trends but to follow “the great star Jesus”, remembering their identity as a royal priesthood and holy nation (1 Peter 2:9). Mothers are especially urged to teach and guide their children according to Proverbs 1:8, protecting them from worldly distractions. Rev. Oma concludes by assuring that God has a unique plan for each woman—to give her hope and a future. Though hope may be deferred at times (Proverbs 13:12), her joy will be full, and she will shine like the stars of heaven.

Your faith will make you whole

Apostle explores three distinct conditions that God is ready to transform, drawing deeply from Scripture. He begins with the account of the woman with the issue of blood (Mark 5), who suffered for twelve years despite spending all she had on medical treatment. Her breakthrough came through faith—believing, “If I can just touch the hem of His garment, I will be made whole.” Apostle emphasises that it is faith that grants access to divine power, enabling believers to draw healing directly from the Lord. Faith, he declares, is what makes a person whole.
 
He then addresses conditions from birth, referencing the blind man in John 9, asserting that such afflictions are not God’s design but often the result of demonic interference. The man’s blindness, rather than being a consequence of sin, became a platform for God’s glory. Believers are encouraged to speak life and healing over their situations, as their words shape reality. Finally, drawing from Luke 7, Apostle shares the story of the widow whose only son was raised from the dead by Jesus, moved by compassion. He assures listeners that no matter the suffering or demonic affliction, God’s mercy and power are greater. Like Jacob, he urges persistent, faith-filled prayer that refuses to let go until the answer comes.

You are the end time Church

In this stirring sermon, Apostle Williams affirms the church’s end-time mandate: to ignite revival from England across Europe. Declaring that the devil’s tenure in the United Kingdom has expired, he prophesies a transformation where youth will turn to salvation rather than violence. Drawing parallels with the Book of Acts, Apostle proclaims that the end-time church will mirror the early church—marked by power, signs, and wonders. He shares compelling testimonies of healing, including a young woman named Laura who was delivered from 30 years of epilepsy and a withered hand, and a boy healed during an evening prayer meeting—clear evidence that God is actively working among His people.
 
Apostle Williams highlights that Christ Faith Tabernacle (CFT) functions like the early church, fostering a selfless, Christ-centred community where members share all things in common, including practical support such as job assistance. He prophesies a divine shaking of worldly systems, resulting in a transfer of wealth and influence to the anointed for funding the end-time move of God. With church members already meeting presidents and being nominated for political office, he urges every believer to embrace their calling—declaring that all Christians, not just apostles, are empowered to preach the gospel and demonstrate God’s power. Citing Acts 8:5–6 and 2 Corinthians 7:1, he calls for personal holiness and spiritual purity as the foundation for walking in authority and receiving God’s promised blessings.

CFT 35th Anniversary: The birth of CFT

In this special anniversary episode, Apostle Williams reflects on the remarkable 35-year journey of Christ Faith Tabernacle (CFT), tracing its divine origins to a supernatural encounter in February 1984. During a family dinner in Lagos, Nigeria, a prophetic word was delivered after praying in tongues, instructing him to fast for three days. On the fourth day, Jesus appeared to him, commanding him to return to London and “start the work.” Obediently, he moved to London, where revival followed. Through a vision, he was led to Olivet Baptist Church (All Saints), where he began ministerial training, was ordained in 1986, and grew the congregation significantly—introducing practices like night vigils. He later departed the church after opposition to the miraculous, affirming that Jesus heals and the Holy Spirit baptises.
 
CFT officially began on 28 February 1990 with 33 members meeting in Apostle’s home and quickly grew, moving to a larger hall and eventually to All Saints Church following another open vision. Against Church of England protocols, the vicar handed over the keys after hearing Apostle’s testimony—confirming that CFT was founded not by publicity but by divine instruction. Built on Christ and the apostles, the ministry champions righteousness and prepares believers for leadership in a rapidly changing world. Apostle Williams prophesies a season of both global distress and extraordinary revival between 2025 and 2030, with Christians rising as billionaires and national leaders. CFT’s mission is to raise Holy Spirit-filled youth and future rulers who will influence government, industry, and society—ensuring that God's purpose continues through generations.

CFT 35th Anniversary: That man, Jesus

Apostle Williams delves into the unshakeable nature of God’s promises and the supreme identity of Jesus Christ. He affirms that God’s word is a binding covenant—firm, irrevocable, and honour-bound. At the heart of the message is the revelation that Jesus is the full embodiment of the Godhead in bodily form—the visible image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation, and the one through whom all things were made, including the devil and demons. Testimonies shared include miraculous creative acts, such as a man receiving a new kidney and another receiving divine answers during an exam, highlighting Christ’s ongoing power to recreate and intervene.
 
Apostle also clarifies the identity and authority of believers in Christ. Because they are “in Him,” Christians partake in His divine fullness, rendering them spiritually “bulletproof” against curses or demonic attacks—provided they live in holiness. He cautions against compromising with worldly lifestyles and trends, which he warns can diminish a believer’s spiritual authority. Instead, Christians are called to walk in the same anointing as Jesus, doing good, healing the oppressed, and spreading the message of redemption. The core mandate of the convention is clear: to equip believers to confront darkness boldly, reclaim spiritual ground, and bring healing and salvation to the streets—knowing that, through Christ, they can do what Jesus did.

CFT 35th Anniversary: God has a plan for your life

In this powerful episode titled “God Has a Plan for Your Life,” Apostle shares a message about the unshakable nature of God's promises and His divine, irrevocable plan for every believer. Emphasising that nothing is too difficult for God, he describes His promises as binding—like a contract that cannot fail. Even when delays seem apparent, God’s intention is always to prosper His people and lead them to an expected end, never to harm them. Apostle affirms that this plan is known only to God, unreachable by Satan or any human agent.
A key theme is the believer’s total immunity to curses and misfortune. Through faith in Christ, Christians become spiritual heirs of Abraham, protected by God’s covenant—whoever curses them will be cursed, and whoever blesses them will be blessed. Referencing Balaam’s story, Apostle explains how God turns intended curses into blessings. He declares that Christ’s victory on the cross destroyed all satanic power, disarming principalities and cancelling every generational curse. Believers are now free, forgiven, and empowered. Apostle urges listeners to walk in boldness, fully aware that the “greater one” lives within them. He concludes by assuring that God’s word, like rain, never returns void—it will accomplish His purpose, overruling any human or demonic opposition.

CFT 35th Anniversary: The promises of God never fails

In this powerful episode, Apostle Williams underscores the profound truth that “the promises of God never fail.” Quoting Numbers 23:19, he affirms that God is not a man—He does not lie, change His mind, or break His covenant. God’s promises are sealed with an oath, making them irrevocable and binding by His own word. Using Abraham’s 24-year wait for Isaac as an example, Apostle highlights God’s perfect timing—never early, never late—even when human hope fades. He boldly declares that no Christian can be cursed, because the God they serve turns every curse into a blessing, referencing the promise in Genesis 12:3.
 
The episode explores Abraham’s journey, showing how God sovereignly chose him and gave him seven blessings that now extend to all believers who, by faith, are counted as Abraham’s children. Despite moments of doubt, laughter, and missteps—such as the birth of Ishmael—God remained faithful, proving that His word transcends human failings. Apostle Williams also speaks on identity, noting that while Abraham’s name was changed for purpose, believers already carry their true identity: sons of God. Listeners are encouraged to stand firm in who they are in Christ and trust in the unchanging power of God’s word, which brings about the impossible—even in the face of delay, doubt, or physical limitation.

CFT 35th Anniversary: The promises of God never fails

This episode powerfully explores the unwavering nature of God’s promises and the divine power available to believers, beginning with Apostle’s personal encounter with the Lord Jesus in February 1984 and his calling to lead a revival in the United Kingdom. Drawing from Numbers 23:19 and Hebrews 6:17–18, Apostle emphasises that God’s promises are irrevocable—confirmed by His oath and impossible for Him to break. Believers are described as “signs and wonders”, destined to be part of a “glorious church” guiding the course of the world. Referencing 2 Peter 1:3–4, the teaching reveals that everything required for life and godliness has already been given, empowering believers to share in God’s divine nature and overcome worldly corruption through faith.
 
Apostle illustrates how this divine nature is made manifest—not through personal anointing, but through faith in the name of Jesus. Drawing from Acts 3 and Acts 5:12–29, he highlights how the apostles performed miraculous signs, including healing, deliverance, and supernatural jailbreaks. Testimonies shared include healings, the casting out of evil spirits, and even the resurrection of a dog—demonstrating the power of the indwelling Christ. With references to 1 John 5:18, Romans 8:1–2, and 2 Corinthians 7:1, the message underscores the liberating and sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit. Listeners are urged to reject false doctrines and walk in the reality of Christ’s finished work, activating His promises through knowledge and unwavering faith.