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James Quansah

Pastor James Quansah is a prophetic teacher with scribal anointing set in the Church of Jesus to redirect straying Christians to the sound knowledge of Christ. He is the Executive Director of Christ-Conscious Leadership Centre, a ministry committed to educating and training Christians, especially church leaders. With rich academic background in theology, communication and management, Pastor James educates and trains church leaders and workers for effective and impactful ministry. He is also a counselor, author and father. He has over 24 years of experience in ministry and journalism, having worked in the church as deacon and pastor, and in the media as a print journalist.

Understanding The Beatitudes (3)

The Fourth Beatitude “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be filled” (Matthew 5:6, NKJV). Righteousness is not an optional spiritual supplement; it’s a necessity for Christian living. It’s something you must desire as much as a starving man desires food and a thirsty man …

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Understanding The Beatitudes (2)

The Third Beatitude. “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5, NKJV). To be ‘meek’ does not mean to be a doormat or to be indecisive, timid, fearful, or spineless. It does not mean to act like a loser or a cowardly wimp. Meekness is ‘power …

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The Bible Is Not Like An Academic Textbook

Many people tend to liken the Bible to an academic textbook used by both teachers and students in schools, colleges and universities. They, therefore, read the Bible the same way they read textbooks, and will not want to accept any corrective instruction. We must understand that the Bible is a …

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Prevailing Prayer

  “If we ask anything according to his will, he hears us” (1 John 5:14, NKJV). In an old book titled Prevailing Prayer, author Eli Wigle described John Wesley’s prayer life this way: “As a matter of habit and rule, John Wesley’s ordinary private praying consumed two hours a day. …

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