DAY 20 Outline (RECAP) – SAINTS OF SUPERNATURAL POWER – 21-Days, 2026 FIRST-FRUIT Prayers and Fasting

WATCHMAN CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC RENEWAL MOVEMENT 21 Days FIRST FRUIT FASTING FELLOWSHIP 2026 (Premium Edition) (Day 20)

• Topic: SAINTS OF SUPERNATURAL POWER
• Texts: LK. 24:36, 49; Mk. 16:15-20; Acts 1:4-8

  To discuss this message titled, let‘s first define the term  ―saints‖, and then proceed  to  look  at  the  phrase  ―supernatural  power‖.  Of  all  the  definitions, that  abound  on  the  word  ‗saint‘,  one  most  suitable  apply  to  our  discourse on  this  topic,  and  that  is  the  one  that  defines  a saint  as  “one  eminent  in piety and virtue”, the other one closely appropriate, is ―One of God‘s chosen people‖. Putting the two definitions together, gives the definition as God’s chosen person(s) eminent in piety and virtue. The phrase Supernatural  Power,  simply translates to abilities  beyond natural capabilities that means: Abilities that transcend human capabilities, abilities beyond human capacities. Our topic therefore can rightly be translated as Saints (God’s chosen persons, eminent in piety  and virtue) with abilities beyond natural (Human) capabilities. (Jn. 6:70, 15:16). Whereas we know that one can be chosen of God without piety and virtue as was Judas Iscariot (Jn. 13:10, 18, cp. Jn. 15:3). In our context, any one chosen  of  God,  but  does  not  submit  to  the  cleansing  of  the  word  of  God, cannot be described as a saint. The saints in essence are those chosen by God  who  have  subjected  themselves  to  the  cleansing  power  of  the  word and  Spirit  of  God  (since  the  word  of  God  is  Spirit  – Jn.  6:63)  and  through the cleansing of the word they receive piety (purity of life) and virtue of life (faultless living or life style). The quality of such individuals endowed with supernatural power (ability(ies) beyond natural capacity/capabilities) is being considered in this message. The starting point is self-examination to discover if one is a saint or not.

2. THE INEVITABLE SELF ASSESSMENT (2 Cor. 13:5)

Jesus having called His disciples, went ahead to choose apostles, from among them, and began to relate with the apostles much more closely as friends (Jn. 15:14-15). But, Judas it became obvious, was seeking after something else (Jn. 12:3, 3-6; Matt. 26:14-16).     Judas  was  among  the saints,  but  was  not  a saint,  but a thief.  For all such the  supernatural  power  will  be  illusive,  hence  he  was  screened  out  of  the apostles before the supernatural power was released ( Acts. 1:12-20; 2:1- 4). This was the lot of Judas because he refused to appropriate the cleansing effect of the word in his life. Such should not be the lot of any of us today as  we  remain  under  the  fountain  of  the  word  and  Spirit  of  the  word.  Let‘s strive to become saints.

3. THE PROMISED POWER (Acts 1:4-5,8; Joel 2:28)

The  supernatural  power  is  a promise  made  to  the  saints  (Joel  2:28,  Acts 2:16-18). As many as qualify as saints are eligible for this supernatural power (Jn. 14:12) Jesus said this out-pouring and supernatural capabilities, and more will be the lot of those that “believe on Him”. He said apart from being a saint, the other qualification is–BELIEVE (Jn. 14:1; Mk. 9:23; Jn. 11:40). The distance between the saint and the supernatural power is ONLY BELIEVE–Mk. 5:36 In conclusion,  it  will  be  needful t o point  to the Most  anointed of  all  men ever lived, the Person of our Master Jesus. He had the experience of double-fold anointing and He operated in that capacity  and  performed  feats  beyond  human  capacities  (Acts.  10:38).  He was anointed by God Himself with Holy Ghost and Power (Matt. 3:16, 4:1; Lk. 1:4, 13). He had the Holy Ghost before being led to the wilderness, from where He returned  with  power.  So  as  we  get  ready to  be  led  by the  Holy Spirit  may we return with power to do exploit for Him  Who has called us? After all Jesus  said―Igo  to  my  Father‖ (Jn. 14:12) and now  He is  there with  the Father, at the seat of supernatural power. His saints cannot but come under the open heavens for the Supernatural Power. It is a promise bound to be fulfilled in our day and times. Shall we go to God in prayers?