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19/04/2026 Minister : Elder Issac Kyeremeh Theme :The Holy Spirit;divine source of strength and the unleashing agenda Text :John 4:16 I am here to remind you that the Holy Spirit has been given to us as our Comforter and our source of strength. In life, we all face moments when we feel weak, overwhelmed, or as though we have lost everything. In such times, we need the uplifting presence of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is our comfort and our shield. He does not focus on who you are or what you have; what matters is your willingness to be connected to Him. The Bible assures us that on the day of reckoning, He will wipe away our tears. No matter what you are going through, you have a present and ever-available Comforter you only need to rely on Him. The strength of the Holy Spirit sustains us in difficult times, both physically and spiritually. He strengthens us continually. Speaking in tongues brings spiritual upliftment and helps rekindle our strength in the Lord. Our obedience to the Lord Jesus is essential. There is power in the Holy Spirit, and we need Him to fill us and make us whole. He is our intercessor; we must present our petitions to Him and trust Him to take control. Being a Christian is not just about having your name in a church register; it is about truly accepting Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal Savior, and living according to His will. We must read the Bible, pray, and meditate on His Word. After accepting Christ, it is important to receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit. We must examine ourselves and continually seek Christ, who is the author and finisher of our faith. With His strength, you will overcome. Be not drunk with wine, but be filled with the Holy Spirit, and He will bring you peace and joy. AMEN .

Communion Service 29-03-2026 Word Ministration- Elder Frank Asare Topic- The Spirit Filled Disciple Romans 8:5, Galatians 5:16, John 1:13, 2 Peter 3:10-11, 1 Thessalonians 4:3, 2 Peter 1:10-11  

15-03-2026 Sermon: Elder Dr. Victor Wilson Topic: Baptism And Infilling Of The Holy Spirit (ACTS 2:14; JOHN 16:17;LUKE 24:49 )

1/03/26 Minister : Elder Henry Kweteye Text: Titus 2:13, Acts 1:11 ,Matthew 24:24 1 Peter 1:16 , Colossians 3:2 , Revelation 21:4 Theme : living in anticipation of the return of Christ . Beloved, our faith is not centered on the things we see, but on the glory that awaits us. There is a crown prepared for us by Christ Jesus. The early Church lived with this understanding ,their eyes were fixed on eternity. Their ultimate goal was heaven. And that must be our goal as well: to see Christ and to be with Him forever. Our hope must rest in Christ alone, not in man. Men may fail, systems may collapse, but Jesus remains the same. He is coming again ,this is a certainty. Whether the world believes it or not, His return is sure. And when He comes, it will be sudden, unexpected, and final. There will be no announcement, no prior notice. Just as a visitor informs you before arriving and you prepare, Christ will not send a reminder. Therefore, we must live in constant anticipation. We must be ready at all times. The signs around us remind us that His coming is near. But remember ,when He appears, there will be no second chance. No delay. No reversal. That is why we must live like people who are truly waiting for their Lord. We are called to live holy lives. Holiness is not optional; it is a command. It is evidence that we belong to Him and that we are preparing for His return. Our holiness must not be limited to church walls ,it must follow us everywhere. We must also live faithfully. Who are we to challenge God? He is sovereign. He is Lord over all. Our place is to humble ourselves before Him. Just as we serve our nation with diligence, we must serve the Lord with even greater devotion ,wholeheartedly, sincerely, and consistently. Our vision must align with Christ. No matter what happens in this world, our focus must remain on eternity. When your eyes are fixed on Jesus, the distractions and evils of this world will not blind you. His coming is real. No one can stop Him. His power is above every authority, above every force. Everything in this world will pass away ,wealth, fame, titles, possessions but the Word of God will stand forever. We have a blessed hope: Christ is coming for His own. While the world pursues temporary pleasures, we must pursue souls and the expansion of God’s Kingdom. Many Christians live like spectators in a stadium watching but not participating. But this race is not for leaders alone; it is for all of us. Salvation is personal. Eternity is personal. We must live in love and unity. Jesus is coming for a united Church a Church filled with peace, joy, and love. Bitterness, unforgiveness, jealousy, and division must not find space in our hearts. We must forgive freely. We must love deeply. We must support one another. As young people especially, we must serve the Lord with all our hearts. Tomorrow is not promised. When it feels like the world is against you, do not lose hope. Stand firm in the Lord. Remain steadfast. He sees you, and He will sustain you. And oh, what a glorious day it will be when we gather in heaven! What joy! What peace! What celebration in His presence! Let us remember: the ultimate goal is not the latest phone, not the next promotion, not worldly possessions. The ultimate goal is heaven to be with Christ. When we get there, we will experience perfect peace, eternal joy, and everlasting rest. So let us serve Him faithfully. Let us love sincerely. Let us forgive freely. Let us live ready. Because our King is coming. AMEN.

22/02/2026 THEME : CLOSING THE BACKDOOR OF YOUR MINISTRY. TEXT: John 15:16,Luke 15:1-7,John 10:3-5. MINISTER : DEACONESS PATRICIA KODUAH Jesus is the Main Gate. He is the Door through which all must enter. When we preach, organize rallies, visit markets, and hold conventions, it is His Name we proclaim. We must always keep Him at the center so that the world sees Christ and not us. Souls are coming in, but the question is ‘are they staying’? Many new converts leave because they feel unnoticed, disconnected, or unsupported. Some feel their spiritual, physical, or social needs are not met. Others come seeking direction and growth, but when they do not experience progress, they quietly walk away. It is not enough to win souls; we must also keep them. The church must be warm and welcoming. Our environment must reflect excellence and care. New converts must be followed up intentionally, and members must feel valued and supported. There should be no tribalism, discrimination, or social division among us. Our words must be seasoned with love, and politics or inappropriate language should never find a place in the house of God. Special attention must be given to the singles, widows, divorced, elderly, unemployed, and the vulnerable so that no one feels forgotten. The church is not just a gathering place; it is a family. Let us keep Jesus as the Main Gate, open the front door wide, and firmly shut the back door. AMEN.

8/02/2026 Minister: Mrs Regina Coffie Theme :Serving God beyond the church walls Text :Acts 8:4-8 ;2:17 Although the early Christians were severely persecuted during the reign of Saul, they did not stop preaching Christ. In the midst of affliction, they continued to proclaim the gospel because they understood the true worth of their Lord. Wherever they went, they spoke about Christ, cast out demons, and brought healing and as a result, there was great joy in the city. Their lives and testimony drew people’s attention to the Word of God. Even today, when we step out to evangelise especially in places like the marketplace,ministers are sometimes treated harshly. This is often because there is limited space and misunderstanding about our purpose. Yet, the resources generated through such outreach do not go into anyone’s pocket; they are used to support and sustain the work of evangelism. This is a powerful example of serving God beyond the walls of the church. Evangelism does not always require mounting a podium. We can share the gospel one-on-one, in simple personal conversations that draw hearts to Christ. As teachers, we encounter people daily,especially students. We have the responsibility to encourage them, lead them to Christ, guide them in worship, teach them how to pray, and strengthen their faith. We can also share the gospel in public spaces, even when using public transportation. This requires confidence and courage. When we meet people in such settings, we should not condemn them but encourage them,sometimes by giving a kind word, support, or even a small gift. We must remember that their task is not easy, and compassion opens doors for the gospel. Do not let your job description limit your obedience to God’s call. It is possible,and necessary,to take the church beyond its walls. When believers are compelled by the power of the Holy Spirit to serve and preach outside the church building, God is glorified. Sharing the Word of God does not require a whole day. Sometimes it only takes a few seconds. Whether you are standing in a queue to buy waakye or enjoying your daily Hausa koko, you can simply tell someone, “God loves you.” God has poured out His anointing upon mankind, and we have more than enough grace to share the gospel. Every soul matters, regardless of status or background. What truly matters is salvation. After death comes judgment, and we do not know when Christ will return. Therefore, we must be saved to enjoy eternal life with Him. Serving humanity through our God-given gifts and talents, meeting specific needs in society, and sharing the gospel are all part of our divine assignment. God has empowered us to do His work; therefore, we must go out and do His will. Amen .

25/01/2025 Minister : Dcn. Evans Kofie Text: Matthew 28:18-20 , Genesis 1:26; John 3:2 Theme: Discipleship Discipleship essentially means learning. A disciple must stay close to the Master. He must imitate his Master in order to receive proper mentorship and guidance. To be true disciples, we must walk in the footsteps of Jesus. A disciple is wholly surrendered and fully committed. God created us in His image, but through sin we lost that privilege. Yet God desires that we prosper and enjoy all the benefits that come with walking in Him. This requires that we follow His steps daily—day and night. In the Bible, the disciples patterned their lives after Jesus in every way, even in how they lived and presented themselves. Discipleship knows no boundaries; it affects every area of life. We must believe that we can be like Jesus, and we must continually seek Him. He will not rebuke us no matter how sinful we may have been. All we need is to believe in Him and ask for forgiveness of our sins. To be a disciple, we must deny ourselves, take up our cross daily, and keep our focus on Him. We must have the same mindset, thoughts, and ambitions as our Master. Discipleship requires total surrender giving our all to God without holding anything back. Key pillars of discipleship include: Self-denial: Refusing to place ourselves first. Discipline: Devoting time consistently to the Word of the Lord. Dependence on the Holy Spirit: Relying on His guidance and power. Desire: Cultivating a strong and intimate relationship with the Holy Spirit. We need to focus on Christ in all our endeavours and he is certainly going to see us through. AMEN.

Twi Service Word Ministration - Elder Christian Agbashie Key Text - Job 42:2 , Revelation 21:1-2

18-01-2026 Twi Service Elder Henry Kweteye Theme: The Gift of The Holy Spirit PURPOSE OF THE GIFT 1. Edification of the church 2. Spiritual direction and protection 3. Growth and expansion of the church Luke 1:35, 1 Corinthians 12:1-11

11/01/2025 Preacher : Apostle Dr. Samuel Nana Yaw Agyei Theme : Chosen and anointed Text: 1 Samuel 16:5 Today, God is releasing grace, and He is anointing our heads this morning. This is not an ordinary day; it is a day of divine visitation. God sent Samuel to Bethlehem with a clear assignment to anoint a king. Although Samuel was afraid and thought Saul would kill him, God reassured him and said, “Go, and I will show you what to do.” This reminds us that obedience to God does not remove fear, but it positions us for divine direction. The Lord instructed Samuel to take a horn and fill it with oil. When Samuel arrived, Jesse presented his sons before him, one after another. They looked qualified, they looked strong, they looked kingly but God rejected them all. David was not even invited to the meeting. He was in the field, forgotten by men, yet remembered by God. Even in David’s absence, God singled him out for the anointing. Heaven had already marked him. The oil could not be poured on the wrong head, and the anointing could not be misplaced. This morning, hear this clearly: no matter your situation, no matter where you find yourself whether hidden, overlooked, or forgotten,God knows your address. He knows your season. He has bookmarked you for your anointing. When the time comes, He will call you forth, and nothing will stop what He has ordained. All God requires from us is trust and obedience. Your anointing is certain, and your season is near. Amen.

  Ps. Emmanuel Oppong Donkor GODS PURPOSE OF SENDING

PREACHER: Elder Hon. Samuel Obodai THEME: Trust God, Not Man Text: jeremiah 17:5-7 ,Genesis 6:5 ,2 Samuel 11:3-4, Micah 7:5-7, Genesis 27 , James 4:13-15 ,Proverbs 3:5-6 God saw that the thoughts of man are continually evil. That is why anyone who puts his trust in man is cursed, but the one who puts his trust in God is blessed. There are many instances that show the wickedness of man. One clear example is how David took Uriah’s wife and later arranged for her husband to be placed at the frontline of the battlefield so that he would be killed. This shows how human desires can lead to betrayal and destruction. We are therefore warned not to put our trust in anyonewhether a friend, an agent, a pastor or even a husband or wife. People can fail, disappoint, and betray trust. Isaac trusted his wife to be understanding and cooperative, yet that trust was broken. This teaches us that our confidence should not be placed in human beings but in the Lord alone. A person’s enemies can sometimes come from within their own household. For this reason, we must look to the Lord and depend on Him fully. We do not know what the future holds, so all our plans must be committed into the hands of God. We must trust Him completely in everything we do. When we trust and obey the Lord, we are able to enjoy His love and blessings. Our trust must be in God alone, not in man. Amen.

14-12-2025 -Twi Service Ps. Emmanuel Anang Kenin Theme: Manifestations Of Power And Authority In The Church Unleashed Luke 9:1,2;6, Luke 6:19,

07-12-2025 Twi Service Elder Kingsley Arthur Theme: The blood of Jesus is our corner stone 1. The blood of Jesus is a Powerful symbol representing Life. 2. The blood of Jesus gives us Protection. 3. The blood of Jesus brings deliverance. 4. It gives us Peace of mind (Isaiah 9:6).