Anapauo International Ministries- Mission Sardinia

04/28/2026

We would like to take a moment to introduce you to our friends and co-laborers on the mission field in Sardinia, Italy. Meet Pastor Mick Taras and his wife Cristiana. They are working hard to plant Calvary Chapel churches around the island.

If you would like to support their mission, you can go to Calvary Chapel Monrovia’s website at ccmonrovia.org. Go to the “give” tab and under “fund” select “Italian missions support- Calvary Sardegna. Thank you for your consideration.

01/22/2026

Nel resto della città strade allagate a Sant’Elia. Verifiche nelle scuole: domani si riapre

01/22/2026

Oggi a Cagliari il capo dipartimento nazionale della Protezione civile Fabio Ciciliano: sopralluogo con Todde, Zedda, Laconi e Merella nelle zone maggiormente colpite. Fiumi ancora osservati speciali

01/22/2026

Una richiesta per i ragazzi residenti anche a Sarroch, Villa San Pietro e Domus De Maria

01/22/2026

01/22/2026

SARDEGNA

«Hanno perso tutto quello che avevano a causa del ciclone Harry»

01/22/2026

NORA

Accertamenti della Soprintendenza: una parte del sito è stata travolta dalla violenza delle onde del ciclone Harry

12/12/2025

Our friends took to America some Sardinian olive oil.

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10/31/2025

When a person matures, they begin to value discretion and silence as much as they once valued approval. They understand that not everything they think, feel, or decide needs to be shared or explained to others. Social media can create the illusion of connection, but often what truly drives constant sharing or justifying one’s choices is a desire for validation—for others to approve, understand, or applaud.
Maturity, on the other hand, brings confidence and inner peace. You no longer need to explain your every step because you trust the path you’re walking.

10/25/2025

The Subtle Chains of Deception

Theme: Walking in Truth in a World of Lies

Scripture:
“Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.” — Matthew 7:15 (ESV)
“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” — John 8:32 (NIV)

Devotional Thought:
Deception rarely announces itself. It creeps in quietly — through a half-truth, a flattering word, or a compromise that seems small at first glance. The enemy of our souls has always used deceit to separate us from God’s truth. From the Garden of Eden to this very day, his strategy remains the same: to twist what God has said, distort His character, and make sin appear harmless or even good.

Deception often appeals to our desires — the longing to be accepted, to succeed, to feel in control. But behind the mask of pleasure or comfort hides a trap. Satan doesn’t need to convince us to rebel openly; he only needs to make us doubt God’s Word and rely on our own reasoning.

Yet God calls us to live in the light of His truth. The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Truth (John 16:13), guiding and exposing what is hidden in darkness. The Word of God is our safeguard — sharper than any double-edged sword, dividing truth from deception, light from darkness.

To walk in truth means to remain teachable, humble, and willing to be corrected. It means testing every voice, every idea, and every emotion against Scripture. True freedom is not found in following what feels right, but in surrendering to what is right — God’s Word.

When we invite His truth to reign in our hearts, deception loses its power. Lies crumble in the presence of light.

Prayer:
Lord, open my eyes to see the truth and expose every deception in my heart.
Guard me from the subtle lies that draw me away from You.
Teach me to love Your Word more than my own understanding.
Let Your truth set me free, and let my life reflect Your light to others.
In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Fasting Focus:
As you fast today, ask the Holy Spirit to reveal areas where you may have believed lies — about God, yourself, or others. Surrender those lies and replace them with the truth of Scripture.

Journaling Prompt:
• In what areas of my life am I most vulnerable to deception?
• What “half-truths” might I have accepted that are hindering my walk with God?
• What Scriptures remind me of God’s unchanging truth and help me stay grounded?