In the Part One, we explained servanthood, service, equipment and facilitation as some of the key factors that characterise true Christian leadership. We will consider others in this part. Pursuit of Purpose Christian leadership is about pursuing the purpose of God for your life. The Lord Jesus came into the …
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Spiritual Preparation For Physical Rain: Lessons From Scripture
The prophetic promise that the Bible profoundly reveals is that the Lord is coming to us as the rain—the former and the latter rain in the first month (Hosea 6:3; Joel 2:23). Like the sons of Issachar, we must understand the times and seasons in order to know what we …
Read More »He Is Coming As The Former And Latter Rain In The First Month
God commissioned Moses to deliver His covenant people, the Israelites, from Egypt—but His ultimate purpose extended beyond them to the nations. Through the plagues, God demonstrated His power by confronting and judging the gods of Egypt, revealing His supremacy. As a result, a mixed multitude—non-Israelites who witnessed His mighty acts—joined …
Read More »To Be Used By God
“The Scriptures point to me!” (John 5:39 NLT). To be used by God, you must know two things: first, who God is. A little girl in Sunday school was asked by her teacher what she was drawing. She replied, ‘A picture of God.’ The teacher said, ‘But nobody has ever …
Read More »What True Christian Leadership Is All About (Part 1)
In a previous article, we looked at what Christian leadership is not, highlighting the points that it is not concerned with position, title, lordship or big seat. It is worrying that many Church leaders today pay greater attention to the things aforementioned, thinking that they make them leaders. But they …
Read More »Obofour Is Wrong; A Genuine Pastor Is Not Necessarily a Perfect Pastor
Rev. Obofour Some self-styled church leaders in Ghana do not want any pastor branded as false, charlatan, imposter or fake. According to them, pastors of all denominations or churches in Ghana and other parts of the world are the same, stressing that none is better than the other. One of …
Read More »This Is Not True Christian Leadership
The Christian Church is the community of all the believers or disciples of Jesus Christ. It is not a place but a people. Some of the believers are appointed as overseers and deacons (Philippians 1:1). They are leaders. The sad reality, however, is that many have shallow or wrong understanding …
Read More »The Lord Shall Come To Us As The Rain
We have been focusing on Corporate Revival, where we explored key topics such as Praying for Revival in the Church, Preparing the Way for Revival — Parts 1 and 2, and Keeping the Fire of Revival Burning, also in two parts. Thereafter, we shifted our focus to Personal Revival, diving …
Read More »Don’t Misinterpret Matthew 16:27-28 To Mislead People
Some false pastors have been making false eschatological claims that Jesus Christ will not come again, and that people should live their lives, make money, drink, eat and enjoy themselves. These self-styled ministers who are leading many Christians astray often quote Matthew 16:27–28 to argue that Christ failed to come …
Read More »Born To Believe
“Train up a child in the way he should go.’ (Proverbs 22:6 KJV) Training up’ a child is both challenging and rewarding. By shaping their underlying belief system, you help their developing brain establish permanent neural pathways that will guide their moral and spiritual growth. Neuroscientists Andrew Newberg and Mark …
Read More »Positioning Yourself As a Vessel Of Revival
Revival doesn’t begin with a crowd—it begins with one believer who yields himself or herself to the move of God. The believer doesn’t have to be on a platform or in a pulpit to be used. God desires to pour out His Spirit through ordinary people in everyday places—within families, …
Read More »The Many Opposing Views About Jesus Of Nazareth: Where Do They End?
Many people are named Jesus but there is only one named Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ. This Jesus is widely regarded as the founder of the Christian Church which He promised to build (Matthew 16:18). He is said to have walked the earth specifically in ancient Israel hundreds of years …
Read More »Separating A True Christian From The Love Of Christ
Some people claim that they were once Christians, bishops or evangelists, but today they are no longer disciples of Christ Jesus. In other words, they have been separated from the love of Christ. These so-called Christians were easily deceived and eventually removed from God after listening to unbelievers who criticise …
Read More »The Pastor-Jesus Relationship: Two Facts For Pastors To Observe
Donate One day Jesus called His twelve apostles, gave them authority over unclean spirits and to cast them out, heal diseases and sent them to preach to the Israelites (Matthew Chapter 10). Luke states that Christ gave them authority and power (Luke 9:1-2). But before the apostles went, Jesus gave …
Read More »Becoming a Vessel Of Revival In Your Generation
Donate Becoming a vessel of revival means allowing God to work through your life to bring spiritual awakening, restoration, and transformation to those around you—starting with your family, then your community, school, workplace, and even your nation. One of the greatest revivalists in the Bible, who brought transformation to his …
Read More »The Path To Personal Revival
Donate The path to personal revival outlines the process every believer must take to move from spiritual dryness, complacency, or lukewarmness into renewed passion, intimacy, and alignment with God. It is the journey of moving from spiritual dryness to a revived state—and remaining there. This path is not about following …
Read More »A Prophet’s Word of Exhortation To Christians Facing Challenges In Life
Donate This soothing message was prepared and delivered based on the following scriptural verses: Romans 8:35-38, Joshua 1:9, Matthew 6:25, Numbers 20:8, 1 Corinthians 1:18, 2 Corinthians 12:7-10. Below is the message: What can separate us from the love of Christ? Can worry? Worry about the future, work responsibilities and …
Read More »Recognising The Need For Personal Revival
Donate Recognising the need for personal revival is crucial – revival begins with self-awareness. It starts with honest self-examination. We must know where we need God’s refreshing touch and invite His presence to revive our inner life by taking time to conduct a spiritual diagnosis in these eight areas: A. …
Read More »Pope Francis Dies at 88 After 12 Years Leading the Catholic Church
Pope Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church and one of the most influential religious figures of the 21st century, has died at the age of 88. The Vatican confirmed his death on Easter Monday, stating that he passed away peacefully at 7:35 a.m. local time at his residence …
Read More »The Main Reason We Believe In Jesus Christ (Part 2)
Donate “I am the resurrection and the life…” (John 11: 25). The Lord Jesus Christ is the resurrection. He is not a resurrection as if He has peers. But He is the resurrection. That means He is the origin, source and author of resurrection. In other words, He is the …
Read More »The Main Reason We Believe In Christ Jesus (Part 1)
Donate Many do not know the one particular thing which gives Christians reason to fight for their faith in Christ Jesus. We do not follow the Lord purposelessly and foolishly. Knowledge of this one thing motivated the earliest apostles to risk their lives and die for their faith in …
Read More »Don’t Let Anyone Or Anything Mislead You To Reject Jesus Christ
Donate The gospel of the Kingdom of God, a message about the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ, continues to be preached. It gives everyone an opportunity to be saved. It actually started in the first-century in Israel, and spread to Asia, Europe and other parts of the …
Read More »Keeping The Fire Of Revival Burning (Part 2)
Revival is not a one-time spiritual event but a divine move of God that must be nurtured and sustained over time. While revival begins with God, it is the responsibility of the Church to steward it faithfully so that the flame does not fade or become quenched. In the first …
Read More »Does Faith In God Impair Critical, Creative Thinking?
Donate Some educated folks rubbish faith in God. They claim that living a life faith in God impairs one’s ability to think critically and creatively. This assertion is not only laughable but also unfortunate and baseless. Isaac Newton, who discovered the law of Gravity, was a man of faith – …
Read More »Bishop Duncan Williams Answers A Question On The Prophetic Ministry, Altars
Donate “In the 80s and 90s, the prophetic came but it didn’t dominate the space but now it looks like it’s what everybody is talking about. Is part of the script? What is it all about?” The above is a question an interviewer asked Bishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, General Overseer …
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