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. Hunger …
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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 …
Read More »A Message From A Respected Charismatic Leader In Ghana To Pastors
Donate “I suppose you are pastors. Pastors, I just want to encourage you as a fellow labourer in the vineyard of the Lord Jesus. Charismatics, we always want to benefit, not the benefactor. We always want God to do something; God should give us a breakthrough… So, we are always …
Read More »The Church Fosters Development, There Can’t Be a World Without God
Donate Some social commentators, content creators and social media influencers and users in this generation have resolved to use every opportunity to push for the establishment of a world without God. Part of their strategy is to discredit the Bible, mock the belief that there is a Supreme God in …
Read More »Principles For Listening, Understanding And Applying The Word of God’s Kingdom
Donate In a previous article, I focused on the principles for understanding and preaching the word of God’s Kingdom. The word is all about Christ Jesus, emphasizing His death, burial and resurrection for the salvation of the world. As preachers proclaim this word, it is expected that people listen to …
Read More »Principles For Understanding And Preaching The Word Of God’s Kingdom
Donate The Kingdom of God projects a word to be preached and taught. This word is the message of the Kingdom which points to Christ Jesus. It is mainly centered on the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. As the word of the Kingdom is preached or taught, it …
Read More »Keeping The Fire Of Revival Burning (Part 1)
Donate The reality is that the Church has settled into a cycle of religious routine without true spiritual impact. Sermons fail to transform lives, intercessory prayers bear no lasting fruit, and praise and worship have become mere performances rather than encounters with God. We go through the motions, but there …
Read More »Jesus Died For All But Not Everyone Will Be a Christian
You must know as a Christian that not everyone will be like you, a child of God through Christ Jesus. Yes, not everyone will believe in the Lord Jesus and live by His Word. This is why many are unbelievers who mock, ridicule, chide and despise the name of Jesus, …
Read More »Dr Twumasi-Ankrah Responds To McDan’s Criticism Against The Church
Donate Dr Emmanuel Twumasi-Ankrah Daniel McKorley, Ghanaian entrepreneur and businessman, has reportedly questioned churches in Ghana for using working time for Jericho hour (time set aside by some Christians for prayers). A recent Oyerepa Radio post on Facebook quotes the businessman as stating that “the churches are slowing the growth …
Read More »Must We Say My Co-Worker, My Fellow Minister Or One of My Pastors?
Donate Lead Pastors of some Charismatic Churches in Africa particularly in Ghana and Nigeria, in this generation, often refer to other pastors they serve with in the same denomination or local church as their pastors. They say: “one of MY BISHOPS told me…”, “I have instructed two of MY PASTORS …
Read More »Life After Death: The Early Christians’ Understanding of Cemetery, Catacomb
Donate Many speak and carry themselves as if they are immortal. They insult everyone including God as if they are alpha and omega. They forget that no human being lives in this world forever. All are but mortal beings. The rich and the poor, the lettered and the unlettered, and …
Read More »Preparing The Way For Revival (Part 2)
Donate We have established that revival is a divine visitation that restores spiritual vitality, passion for God, and a fresh move of the Holy Spirit in the Church. Revival is both birthed and sustained through prayer. However, beyond praying for revival to break out in the Church, we must actively …
Read More »The Challenges Of Hosting a Church In The House Today
Donate James Quansah teaching the Word of God The Lord Jesus commands His servants to go and make disciples of all nations, baptize and teach them to observe all that He has commanded (Matthew 28:18-20). Christ’s commands are contained in the Bible. This requires that the disciples are gathered together …
Read More »‘There Are No Real Atheists In The World’
Donate Pastor Mensa Otabil, General Overseer of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), has in a viral video on social media, boldly asserted that there are no real atheists in the world. Below are his words transcribed by a member of the editorial staff of Christ-Conscious Leadership Centre (CLC) for …
Read More »Preparing The Way For Revival (Part 1)
The writer: Peter Collins Obeng We established in a previous article that the Church is God’s instrument to carry out His will, bring salvation to the lost, and reflect His kingdom on earth. Therefore, God expects the Church to dwell in a continual state of revival. However, revival is not …
Read More »Why Some People Can’t Remember The Word of The Kingdom Preached To Them
Donate There is a message which has been entrusted to servants of God to proclaim throughout the world for the salvation of souls. The Lord Jesus Christ calls it the word of the kingdom (Matthew 13:19) which is the gospel or the Good News of the kingdom of God. Paul …
Read More »How Many Days In a Week Should Christians Meet To Fellowship?
Some Christians in this generation attend church meetings yearly. Many participate in church services monthly or weekly. Others faithfully gather together according to the days their churches have decided to meet. Actually, most churches especially Pentecostals and Charismatics meet three times in a week –Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Now, how …
Read More »Dr. Mensa Otabil Speaks About Bigger Challenges Facing Church Leaders In Africa
Pastor Mensa Otabil, General Overseer of International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), has in a viral video on social media, addressed biggest challenges facing leaders of Charismatic churches in Africa. Christ-Conscious Leadership Centre (CLC) has transcribed the message for its valued readers. Below are the words of the man of God: …
Read More »Praying For Revival In The Church
Revival is a divine work of God in the hearts of His people, bringing them back to spiritual life, passion, and holiness (Psalm 119:25; Hosea 6:1-2). In this divine visitation, spiritual vitality, a passion for God, and a fresh move of the Holy Spirit in the church are restored (Acts …
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