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18/10/26 Theme :Have you received the Holy Spirit ? Minister : Elder Henry Kweteye Text : Acts 1:4,8 ; 2:1-4;19:1-6 Believers, let us remember this foundational truth: the Holy Spirit is God. As Christians, He is our only Lord and God. He does not merely watch over us; He imparts His very nature into our lives, empowering us to walk, live, and reflect His holiness on earth. He grants us the power and strength to boldly preach and teach His divine Word. This is why we must be baptized with the Holy Ghost, for it is the Spirit alone who sustains us through every trial. Notice what He promised us: He never guaranteed a life of worldly luxury,He promised us power. Power to be His witnesses to the ends of the earth! The moment you put your faith in Jesus Christ, you become a child of God, fully entitled to His spiritual blessings. That promise has already been fulfilled! Therefore, do not put your trust solely in human strength or look to others to carry your faith. You must seek God for yourself. Pursue Him personally, cry out for His Spirit, and be filled with His power to fulfill your God-given destiny. Amen .

Theme: By All Means Possible Minister : Ps. Emmanuel Oppong Donkor Text: 1 Corinthians 9:22–23 04/010/2026 Winning souls is not about waiting for people to walk through the church doors. It means taking every legitimate, wise, and Christ-centered opportunity available to take the gospel to them. 1. Seize Every Opportunity A true soul winner does not wait for ideal conditions; they create and seize moments where they are. Be Intentional: Look for gospel opportunities at work, at school, in your home, within your neighborhood, during personal conversations, and through media and literature. The Scripture: “Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity.” Colossians 4:5 2. Vary Your Methods People are different, which means our approaches must be flexible. While our message remains fixed, our methods must remain fluid. Personal Conversations: Direct, one on one outreach. Literature & Media: Sharing gospel tracts or digital content. Personal Testimony: Telling others what Christ has done in your life. Acts of Service & Bible Study: Demonstrating Christ’s love practically and walking people through God's Word. 3. Adapt Without Compromising Paul became "all things to all people," but he never altered the Gospel to make people comfortable. The Principle: Adapt the approach, but never compromise the truth. Change your language, setting, or platform never the Word of God. The Warning: “If anybody is preaching to you a gospel other than what you accepted, let God’s curse be on them!” Galatians 1:10 4. Meet People Where They Are Jesus model for soul winning shows us how to connect with distinct individuals based on their unique spiritual state: To the Religious (Nicodemus John 3:1–21): Jesus addressed a respected leader directly, guiding him beyond outward religion to the necessity of spiritual rebirth. Understand the person's real need. To the Outcast (The Samaritan Woman John 4:1–42): Jesus started with something simple and familiar a drink of water and bridged the conversation to eternal truth. Start with the common ground. To the Lost Sinner (Zacchaeus Luke 19:1–10): Jesus went into his home, established a personal relationship, and saw a life radically transformed. Step into their world. Jesus didn’t wait at a distance; He built bridges, entered lives, and brought salvation to the lost. Let us step out with that same heart using every method, taking every opportunity, and standing firm on the truth so that by all possible means, we might save some. Amem

Minister: Elder Henry Kweteye Theme : The threefold power of our redemption; blood cross And resurrection Text : Matthew 27:50-58 Salvation is not just a destination; salvation is power. Yet, many Christians live defeated lives simply because they never tap into the spiritual authority granted to them through Christ. To walk in daily victory, you must understand and apply God’s Threefold Power working hand in hand: The Power of the Blood (Your Currency): The blood of Jesus paid your debt and acts as your divine guarantee. It cancels every evil covenant, disarms the adversary, and strips the enemy of any legal right over your life. All you need to do is believe. The Power of the Word (Your Weapon): You cannot defeat the devil in silence or fear. Stand on the Word of God and make bold proclamations. Pray with courage, knowing that declaring God's Word shames the enemy and enforces your victory. The Power of the Resurrection (Your Restoration): The same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead lives in you. Resurrection power is restoration power it breathes life into everything the enemy tried to destroy. When the enemy comes against you, do not panic or rely on human strength. Point him to the Cross. Refer him to the shed blood and the empty tomb. Stand firm in prayer, trust the finished work of Calvary, and walk in the absolute victory that belongs to you in Christ! Amen

Theme: The Grace That Changes Everything Minister : Elder Barnes Text: 2 Kings 5:1-14 Naaman was a leper, yet God used his situation to reveal His power. In those days, a leper was treated as an outcast ; rejected and separated from others. Yet, despite having everything, there can still be that one thing in our lives that holds us down and brings us pain or disgrace. We may look cheerful and bubbly before people, yet cry silently in our rooms. Therefore, let us be tolerant and treat others the way we want to be treated. Let us be careful about our utterances and the way we live. We must put away pride, be morally responsible, and walk according to God’s Word. Money can buy many things, but there are certain things money cannot buy. In those moments, what we need is the grace of God. Grace knows no boundaries. It does not care who you are or where you come from. God’s grace heals wounds, corrects wrongs, and breaks every barrier. Therefore, rely on Him completely, for He is the Author and Finisher of our faith. Amen

16/08/2026 Minister: Elder Henry Kweteye Theme : The church unleashed : Total Growth Text :Luke 2:52 Acts 2:47 The favor of God should produce growth in our lives. God does not want us to remain at the same level. We must grow spiritually, mentally, financially, and in every area of our lives. FROM MILK TO MEAT We cannot remain spiritual babies forever. We must grow in Christ until our focus remains on Him, regardless of what people say or do. We must move from being served to becoming servants in the house of the Lord. DEPEND ON GOD We must not depend completely on people:elders, deacons, or friends. Our ultimate dependence must be on God. People may fail, but God never fails. FROM CONVENIENCE TO DEVOTION The early church grew because they were devoted to prayer, fellowship, the Word, and breaking of bread. If we want to grow, we must move from convenience to commitment and become devoted to the work of the Lord. GROW IN WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE Jesus grew in wisdom and knowledge, and we must also desire the same. Zeal without knowledge is dangerous. Let us ask God for wisdom and knowledge so we can excel in what He has called us to do. GROW IN EVERY AREA God wants total growth :spiritual, financial, numerical, and influential growth. We must become useful and serviceable in the house of God. As we seek financial growth, let us also remember that a good name is better than riches. We are not in competition with anyone. Our focus is to become who God has called us to be. We must not decrease; we must grow. May we grow in grace, wisdom, knowledge, service, influence, and faith. May the favor of God produce visible growth in every area of our lives. With God, all things are possible. Amen.

Theme : The transforming power of the cross Text :Numbers 21:8-9 , John 3:14-16 Minister: Pastor Emmanuel Anang Kenin On the Cross, there is freedom. On the Cross, there is healing. Yet, we cannot ignore that the Cross also bore profound suffering. Historically, it was an emblem of sin, execution, and deep shame. In ancient times, to be hung on a tree was to be declared accursed—a brutal practice reserved for the disgraced, alongside those left to perish in chains. Because of this, many still stumble over the truth of Jesus. They ask, "How could the sinless, immaculate Son of God end up cursed on a tree?" They doubt His divinity because they misinterpret His destiny. But Christ did not hang there for His own wrongdoing; He stepped into that curse to break ours. He had to die so that we might live. The Great Exchange You cannot preach true salvation while bypassing the Cross. Anything outside the message of the Cross is questionable—because the Cross is the only way. It was on that rough wooden frame that the ultimate transaction took place. It was a divine exchange: 1.He took our shame; He gave us His glory. 2. He took our sickness; He gave us His healing. 3.He exchanged His very life to secure our eternal victory. Look Up and Live Because of what Jesus accomplished, you no longer need to depend on the empty promises of this world. You don’t need to beg for what has already been paid for. All you need to do is fix your eyes on the Cross. When life presses in, look up to Jesus Christ ;the Author and Finisher of our faith. Look to the Cross, where the price was paid in full, and step into the victory that is already yours. Amen .

THEME : Lord, Open My Eyes: Overcoming Spiritual Blindness MINISTER : Elder Henry Kweteye TEXT : 2 Corinthians 4:4 The greatest battle we face is not always physical—it is spiritual. One of the enemy’s strongest weapons is spiritual blindness. The Bible tells us in 2 Corinthians 4:4 that “the god of this age has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so that they cannot see the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ.” This is why we must live by faith. Faith enables us to see beyond what our natural eyes can perceive. It helps us recognize God’s goodness, His promises, and His purpose for our lives. As parents, we must be intentional in praying for our children. Sometimes a child may seem rebellious or unwilling to listen. It is easy to become frustrated and speak negative words over them. But instead of cursing our children, let us bless them in prayer. Many times, the issue is not that they are beyond help—their minds have been clouded by the enemy. When the devil blinds a person’s mind, no amount of reasoning or advice alone can convince them until God opens their eyes. Today, we declare that every veil covering our children, our families, and our lives is removed in the mighty name of Jesus. Every work of darkness that has hidden God’s truth and purpose will be exposed. May the light of Christ shine into every heart. As believers, we have been given authority through Jesus Christ. We must rise in prayer and wage spiritual warfare. Every stronghold, every chain, and every deception of the enemy must be pulled down through the power of God. The devil uses blindness to keep people away from their God-given destiny, but Christ came to bring light and liberty. Physical blindness is painful, but spiritual blindness is even more dangerous. A person may have healthy physical eyes and yet remain spiritually blind. You may be active in church, know many Scriptures, and even pray regularly, yet still fail to recognize what God is doing because your spiritual eyes are closed. Spiritual blindness prevents us from recognizing God’s hand, discerning His voice, and walking in His perfect will. It causes people to reject the very blessings God has prepared for them. It robs them of favor, purpose, and destiny. Sadly, spiritual blindness can also exist within the church. Not everyone who attends church truly sees God. Some come only because they need a miracle, a breakthrough, or provision. While God certainly meets our needs, our greatest pursuit should always be God Himself. We must seek His presence more than His gifts. When we find Him, everything else falls into place. As young people, we must develop a genuine hunger for God. We should long for His presence, His Word, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. A generation that seeks God wholeheartedly is a generation that cannot be easily deceived by the enemy. Prayer remains our greatest weapon. Every yoke can be broken through prayer. Every veil can be removed. Every chain of spiritual blindness can be destroyed by the power of the Holy Spirit. May the Lord open our eyes to behold His goodness, walk in His truth, and experience the fullness of His glory. Amen.

12th July ,2026 Theme: Unleash by the Supernatural Power of the Holy Ghost for Transformation Text: Acts 1:8, Luke 10:17-20, 1 Samuel 10:1,5-7, Isaiah 2:2   Minister :Pastor Emmanuel Kenin

5th July ,2026 Theme: The Evidence of a Transformed Life Text: 2 Corinthians 5:17, Philippians 3:13-14, Acts 26:18, Col 3:1-2, Ephesians 4:22-25 Minister :Elder Henry Kweteye Evidences 1.A Changed Purpose -Philippians 3:13-14(We must bring Glory to God) 2.A Changed Direction -Acts 26:18, Col 3:1-2(Turning away from sin and following Jesus) 3.A Changed Attitude4.A Changed Behavior (Ephesians 4:22-25) You cannot Transform a society if you are not Transformed  A Transformed Life is marked by a Transformed Direction

21st June ,2026 Text: Genesis 2:10-15, Matthew 6:31-32 Minister : Elder Freduah Agyemang

Matthew 2:37-38 Deuteronomy 6:5

31st May ,2025 Theme :Salvation is a gift reward is earned Text: 2 Timothy 1:9, Ephesians 2 :8 Minister : Elder Frank ASARE Salvation is God’s gift to mankind. It is not based on perfection, status, or accomplishments, but is available to everyone through God’s grace. From the beginning, God called us according to His purpose to be saved. A person may achieve many things in life, but without salvation, those achievements are temporary. Through Christ, we receive forgiveness, eternal life, and the glory of being children of God. As believers, we are also called to serve. When the church identifies gifts and potential in you, it may be God’s calling upon your life, and you must be willing to respond. Rewards come through faithful service. Every believer must work wholeheartedly for the Lord, knowing that each person will receive their own reward according to their labour. You may not always be recognized on earth, but God sees every act of service. Work willingly and sincerely as unto the Lord and not for the praise of men. No labour done for God is ever wasted. Do not be satisfied with only attending church and going home. Find an area where you can serve, use your gifts for God’s glory, and contribute to the work of His Kingdom. Continue to wait on the Lord and trust Him, for He is faithful and will never fail those who serve Him. Amen.

24th May ,2026 Minister :Pastor Emmanuel Oppong Donkor Text :Joel 2:28, Act 1:8 , Act 2:1-5 Theme: The Power and Fullness of the Holy Spirit The coming of the Holy Spirit was the fulfilment of the prophecy spoken by the prophet Joel. When Jesus Christ came, He fulfilled that promise by releasing the Holy Spirit upon believers. The outpouring of the Holy Spirit was not just an event in history; it was the beginning of a life of power, transformation, and divine encounter for all who believe. When the Holy Spirit comes upon a person, strength and boldness follow. The miracles, signs, and wonders performed by the apostles were evidence of the power of God at work in them. These signs confirmed the Word of God and revealed that the Holy Spirit was active among His people. I pray that the Holy Spirit will empower and strengthen you. May He fill your life with boldness, wisdom, and grace to stand firm in Christ. Those who are called to carry the cross of Christ must live holy lives. God desires vessels that are pure and surrendered to Him. The Holy Spirit dwells in hearts that are willing, obedient, and hungry for more of God. We must desire the Holy Spirit deeply. Spiritual hunger attracts divine filling. Those who long for Him must learn to wait upon the Lord in prayer, fasting, and meditation. As we seek Him faithfully, He fills us afresh with His presence and power. The power of miracles and signs has not ended. God is still in the business of healing, restoring, delivering, and transforming lives. The same Spirit that moved in the early church is still moving today. Therefore, let us continue to pray, wait, fast, and seek the face of God with sincerity. Those who wait upon the Lord shall be renewed in strength and filled with His Spirit. When we yearn for Him wholeheartedly, He will reveal Himself mightily in our lives. May the fire of the Holy Spirit burn continually within us and make us effective witnesses of Christ. Amen.

17th May 2025 Minister : Elder Henry Kweteye Theme : Reliving the Pentecost experience Text :Acts 4:33 The Pentecost experience is not just a story in history; it is a reality and an experience that believers can still encounter today. Before the day of Pentecost, the disciples were fearful, discouraged, and hiding. Yet, they waited on the Lord because they still had hope in Jesus Christ. When the Holy Spirit descended upon them, everything changed. They were renewed and empowered. Fear left them, boldness came upon them, and they began to speak with confidence because a new grace had been released upon their lives. The same God who met the disciples in the upper room is the same God we serve today. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Many believers today seem unconcerned about falling short in the work of the Lord, but God is calling us back to His divine presence. We need spiritual renewal. The power of Pentecost works where there is understanding, obedience, unity, holiness, and prayer. The disciples were united in one accord. There was no bitterness, jealousy, or division among them; they loved one another sincerely. Unity creates an atmosphere for the move of God. We must learn to stand together as believers because where there is unity, the presence and power of God will dwell. Jesus also taught His disciples to wait, watch, and pray. They waited patiently on God for the promise of the Holy Spirit. They stayed spiritually alert and remained prayerful until power came from above. Pentecost came when the atmosphere was filled with prayer. There is no power without prayer, and there can be no true anointing without holiness. Obedience is also very important in the life of every believer. The disciples obeyed the instruction of Jesus to remain in Jerusalem until they were filled with the Holy Spirit. Their obedience positioned them for divine visitation and transformation. When we obey God, we make room for His power and purpose to manifest in our lives. Every believer and every family must revive their prayer altar because everything begins with prayer. The fire of Pentecost came upon everyone without discrimination of gender or status. God is ready to fill everyone who is willing and available. As believers, we must remain in God’s divine presence through the 3P: Purity :We must live holy and righteous lives before God. Power :The Holy Spirit empowers us to live boldly and fulfill God’s purpose. Passion :We must remain passionate for God, for prayer, and for the work of the Kingdom. Let the fire of God continually burn in your heart. Wait on God always, remain watchful in the Spirit, stay obedient to His word, and continue steadfastly in prayer. the Pentecost experience reminds us that God still renews, restores, and empowers His people today. When we remain united, obedient, prayerful, pure, passionate, and filled with the Holy Spirit, the fire of revival will continue to burn within us for the glory of God. Amen

10/05/2026 Minister : Deaconess Priscilla Asare Theme : Raising God fearing families Text: proverbs 31:25-29 Every woman carries an inherent, divine worth that is deeply rooted in the story of creation. When we look back at the beginning, God created Adam first, but quickly recognized that "it is not good for man to be alone." In His perfect timing and wisdom, He created Eve to be his partner and helper, establishing the foundation of the family. Marriage is the sacred act of leaving one’s parents to build a new life together. Soon, that union often blossoms into a family with children. It is within the walls of the home the first and most important "training ground" that a woman’s influence is most profound. God has uniquely empowered women with the grace to nurture children and manage a household, making a woman a true blessing to her home. Here is a refined version of your reflections, polished for clarity and flow: The Divine Role of a Woman and Mother The Foundation of Family God’s plan for companionship began in Eden. By creating Eve as a partner for Adam, He demonstrated that we are meant for community and connection. When a couple marries, they step out to build their own legacy. As children enter the picture, the home becomes a sanctuary where character is built and values are instilled. Leading by Example A child is like a mirror; they learn more from what you do than what you say. Being a "God-fearing woman" is not defined by how often you sit in a pew or the titles you hold in a church organization. It is defined by your personal relationship with the Creator and how you reflect Christ in your daily behavior. To "act Christ-like" is to lead your children to the Lord through your own integrity and kindness. Spiritual Practices for the Home • Morning Devotion: Starting the day in prayer and scripture unites the family and provides a spiritual compass for the hours ahead. • Generosity of Spirit: We should teach our children to give willingly, showing them that a generous heart reflects God's own nature. • The Power of the Word: Sharing Scripture with our children isn't just about rules; it’s about providing them with a shield against temptation and a map for a disciplined, upright life. • Respect and Honor: Training a child to respect their elders creates a foundation of humility that will serve them throughout their lives. As the proverb says: "Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it." The Armor of Prayer A woman’s greatest tool is prayer. We are called to pray without ceasing,not just for our own needs, but as intercessors for our household: Pray for your children’s protection and wisdom. Pray for your family’s unity. Pray for progress, favor, and the "good things" God has in store. The Bottom Line: When we stand firm as women who love Christ, we aren't just "running a house." We are aligning our families with the Kingdom of God, ensuring that our homes are built on a rock that cannot be shaken. Amen