Accra Community Church Podcasts

This sermon focused on praying for the lost and the different ways we can intercede for those who have yet to know Christ. It highlighted the importance of intentional, persistent prayer for salvation, spiritual awakening, and opportunities to share the Gospel. Pastor Matthew reminded us that prayer plays a vital role in reaching the lost and bringing them into a relationship with God.

This sermon explores how we can share the Word of God with others, drawing inspiration from Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman. Her personal encounter with Jesus became a powerful testimony that led others to seek Him for themselves. This message emphasizes that sharing our experiences and testimonies can be a simple yet powerful way to introduce others to Christ.

This sermon explored the importance of meditating deeply on God’s Word rather than simply hearing or reading it. Drawing from Jeremiah 15–16, it emphasized allowing God’s Word to be absorbed, reflected upon, and lived out daily. Believers are encouraged to continually meditate on Scripture so that it shapes their hearts, minds, and actions.

Forcing the Future explores the story of Jephthah and the danger of trying to secure what God has already promised through our own unnecessary actions.His rash vow reminds us that faith does not need to manipulate, bargain, or force outcomes.Sometimes, the greatest act of faith is trusting God with the future instead of trying to control it. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Corporate prayer reminds us that there is power when believers come together to seek God. As we pray in unity, we strengthen one another and invite God to move among us. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:17, Pastor Kudzo reminded us to "pray without ceasing," making prayer a continual lifestyle rather than an occasional activity. Walking closely with God requires a steadfast prayer life that sustains intimacy with Him in every season. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

A branch only has life when it remains connected to the Vine - Jesus Christ. Just as firewood is cut off and destined to dry up, believers who disconnect from Christ lose their spiritual vitality. Abide in Him daily, for lasting fruitfulness flows from a living relationship with the true Vine. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

God's call to holiness requires us to let go of the past and embrace the new thing He is doing. Looking back at former failures, successes, or seasons can keep us from fully walking in His purpose. Remember not the former things - fix your eyes on Christ and move forward in the freedom He gives. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Why do we so often long for the very things God has delivered us from? Drawing on Israel's journey, this sermon exposes the pull of our old lives and reminds us that true freedom is found in trusting God's promises rather than the false comfort of "Egypt." Holiness begins when we stop looking back and keep moving forward with Christ. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In a world full of distractions, God calls us to set our minds on things above rather than the temporary things of this world. As we fix our hearts and thoughts on Christ, our desires, decisions, and daily lives are transformed to reflect His holiness. Discover the advantage of a life shaped by an eternal perspective as you listen to this sermon. Be blessed as you listen and share.

Drawing on Esther 1, this message explores the character and wisdom that earn true honor in the eyes of a king. Through the contrasting responses of King Xerxes, Queen Vashti, and the royal officials, we see how our choices can shape our influence and reputation. This sermon challenges believers to live with integrity, wisdom, and godly character, becoming people whom both earthly leaders and the King of Kings delight to honor. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

As people of God, we are called into a covenant relationship with Him—one marked by faithfulness, obedience, and wholehearted devotion. Purity is not merely avoiding sin but daily choosing to honor God in our thoughts, words, and actions. Through the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit, we are empowered to live set apart, reflecting Christ in every area of our lives. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

The story of the seven sons of Sceva reminds us that knowing about Jesus is not the same as truly knowing Him. They tried to exercise authority in Christ's name without having a genuine relationship with Him, exposing the danger of empty profession. As believers, we are called not only to know Christ but to bear His presence and embody His character through a life surrendered to Him. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

The Holy Spirit loves us by dwelling within us, guiding us into truth, and drawing us closer to God every day.

His love is seen in the way He comforts us in our struggles, convicts us when we stray, and empowers us to live according to God’s will.

He loves us because we are God’s children, and His desire is to transform us into the likeness of Christ and keep us in fellowship with the Father. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In this sermon on Surrendering to The Holy Spirit, we are reminded that true surrender means complete obedience to God’s leading. Pastor Rosemary emphasizes that surrender is not just about words, but about daily yielding our hearts, choices, and actions to the Holy Spirit. When we obey Him fully, He transforms us and leads us into the life God has called us to live.

In this message, we explored the gifts of the Holy Spirit and how God empowers every believer for His purpose. This sermon by Pastor Matthew Simons highlighted the importance of using our spiritual gifts with love, wisdom, and humility to serve others and build the Church. Be encouraged to discover, develop, and faithfully use the gifts God has placed within you. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

The Holy Spirit is our divine Helper - guiding, strengthening, and comforting us as we walk with Christ each day. This sermon by Pastor Gloria Acquah reminds believers that through the Holy Spirit, we are empowered to live faithfully and fulfill God’s purpose for our lives.

The Holy Spirit as Our Teacher, highlights how the Spirit guides believers into truth, bringing clarity, conviction, and understanding of God’s Word. It emphasizes the importance of cultivating a relationship with the Holy Spirit through obedience, sensitivity, and daily dependence.
Ultimately, Pastor Nana Kofi reminds us that true spiritual growth comes from yielding to His instruction and allowing Him to shape our lives from within. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Today’s sermon from Galatians 5:22–23 reminded us that knowing who we are in Christ means living as people transformed by the Holy Spirit. Our true identity is revealed through the fruit of the Spirit - love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. When we understand who we are in Christ, our lives begin to reflect His character to the world. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Guest Pastor - Pastor Paul Simons delivered a powerful message on the Holy Spirit, teaching how every believer can receive Him through faith, surrender, and a yielded heart. He emphasized the Holy Spirit's essential role in guiding, empowering, and transforming the daily lives of Christians. The sermon reminded us that a Spirit-filled life is key to living out God’s purpose beyond human strength. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In Christ, we find our true identity - redeemed, chosen, and made new through His resurrection power. This Easter, Pastor Gabi reminds us that Christ's victory over the grave calls us beyond comfort into purpose. With hearts anchored in Him, we go to the unreached, carrying the light of the gospel. For the risen King is worthy to be known, in every place, by every people. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

On Palm Sunday, we remember Jesus’ humble entry into Jerusalem, welcomed as King not with power, but with peace.
It is a call to examine our own hearts - do we truly receive Him, or only celebrate Him when it is convenient? Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In this sermon, Pastor Matthew highlights the divine calling on every believer and the responsibility that comes with it. He also uncovers key hindrances - such as fear, compromise, and spiritual complacency- that often keep Christians from fully walking in their God-given potential. Be blessed as you listen and share.

This sermon reminds us that being chosen by God is not about status, but about purpose, identity, and relationship with Him. Those whom God chooses are called to live differently, reflect His character, and walk in the privilege of belonging to Him. Ultimately, the chosen are invited into a deeper communion with God and a life that reveals His glory to the world. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

After loss and hardship, Naomi urged her daughter-in-law Ruth to return to her own people, but Ruth chose to remain with Naomi in loyalty and faith, declaring that Naomi’s people and God would be hers. Their journey together from grief to restoration shows how God works through committed relationships and spiritual family. The story reflects the sermon’s message: staying with the family God has connected you to can position you for purpose, covering, and unexpected blessing.

Today, Accra Community Church celebrates 7 years of God’s faithfulness, alongside Sweeter Than Honey Bible Study, marking 5 years of growing in the Word. Our sermon focused on the grace of God that surpasses all understanding—grace that sustains, transforms, and carries us through every season. We are reminded that it is by His grace, not our strength, that we stand today. The same grace that brought us this far will lead us forward into greater purpose and impact. Be blessed as you listen and share.

In this sermon, we’re reminded that true reverence for God frees us from the bondage of seeking approval from people. By choosing to fear God above all else, we gain the courage to live with conviction, clarity, and unwavering faith.

In this final message on the Five Solas, Ps. Kudzo closes with Soli Deo Gloria - “Glory to God alone.”

He reminds us that salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, according to Scripture alone, and therefore all glory belongs to God alone.

This sermon was a powerful call to humility and worship: our lives, our salvation, and even our service exist for one purpose - that God would be glorified in all things.

Solus Christus means “Christ alone” -the belief that salvation comes only through the person and work of Jesus Christ, not through any human effort or mediator. It proclaims that Jesus is the sole bridge between God and humanity, the complete and sufficient Savior for all who believe. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Sola fide means “by faith alone”: people are made right with God through faith in Christ, not by their works. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo emphasizes trusting fully in God’s grace, and that good works flow from faith; they don’t earn salvation.

Sola gratia means “by grace alone”: salvation is God’s free gift, not something we earn by works or merit. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo emphasizes that our hope rests entirely on God’s mercy in Christ, calling us to humility, gratitude, and trust rather than self-reliance. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

The Bible alone is the final, sufficient, and authoritative revelation of God for faith and life. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo highlights the importance of rooting our entire lives in scripture as Christians. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah emphasizes the significance of Sanctification as God’s ongoing work in the life of the believer, transforming us into holiness so that our lives increasingly reflect the character of Christ. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Holiness is not something we pursue; it's something we return to. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah introduces the theme for 2026: The Holiness Advantage. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share. Happy New Year!

Sheerah’s story shows a woman who rebuilt what was broken, refusing to let loss or opposition define the future of her people. In rebuilding the cities, she held her ground with courage, vision, and perseverance, trusting that God could restore what had been torn down. This sermon reminds us that holding our ground means standing firm in faith, rebuilding with obedience, and believing that God works through steadfast hearts to bring lasting renewal. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

The Christmas story is ultimately a story of grace. Jesus came not because we earned salvation, but because God loved us enough to rescue us through His Son. In this sermonette, Pastor Matthew Simons explains how our salvation is tied to the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus.

This sermon is a reminder that our words shape the future God desires for us. Pastor Kudzo encourages speaking faith-filled truths over every situation, declaring God’s promises, and stepping confidently into the future He has prepared for us. May you be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share it with a friend.

In Luke 17, nine of the ten healed lepers hurry off to reclaim their "normal" lives, forgetting to return to the One who made restoration possible. Their absence reminds us how easy it is to crave the blessing more than the Blesser. Genuine gratitude slows us down long enough to recognize God's mercy. Let us seek God's face and not His hand only. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In this sermon, we examine how Jesus exemplified a life rooted in thankfulness, even in the most challenging circumstances. This episode reflects on key moments in Scripture where Jesus expressed gratitude and what these moments reveal about cultivating a grateful heart today. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In this sermon, we’re reminded that even in our darkest moments, praise has the power to lift us up. Discover how worship in the midnight hours can bring breakthrough, peace, and renewed faith. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In this episode of the Accra Community Church podcast, featuring Nana Kofi Acquah, we delve into the significance of gratitude as a foundation for faith and daily living. Through biblical insights and real-life examples, we examine how gratitude shapes our hearts and deepens our relationship with God.

In this` sermon from Matthew 7:6, Pastor Kudzo warns believers to exercise discernment in sharing sacred truths, recognizing that not everyone is ready or willing to receive them. It calls Christians to balance compassion with wisdom, protecting the holy from contempt while still reflecting Christ’s love to all.

"Who made you a Judge?" explores why God commands us not to judge others, emphasizing that only He sees the full truth of a person’s heart, intentions, and circumstances. It highlights how human judgment is often rooted in pride, limited perspective, or hypocrisy, contrasting with God’s perfect justice and mercy. Be blessed as you listen and share this sermon with a friend.

God's mercy is wild - it crashes through our failures with relentless love. His kindness doesn’t make sense, yet it never runs out. Even in our mess, He meets us with grace, not judgment. In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah teaches us about the unexplainable mercy of God.

For the past ten years, Pastor Gabriel Meirelles has been a missionary for Christ. In this short and practical sermon, he shares with us how to effectively reach and disciple the nations for Christ. Listen.

In this episode of the Accra Community Church podcast, we dive into a powerful message titled Ask, Seek & Knock, exploring the promises of persistence in prayer and the heart of a God who responds. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

Pastor Jeff shares a powerful message today on reaching the 'other sheep' - a call to share Christ’s love beyond our comfort zones. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Why was Jesus so big on fellowship? What are the benefits of Christians consistently meeting together? In this sermon, Ps. NK takes us on a journey of discovering why Koinonia( deep fellowship) was such a big deal for the New Testament church, and why we will be wise to follow in their steps.

The Bible often shows Jesus withdrawing to quiet places to pray and reconnect with the Father, especially during pivotal moments (Luke 5:16, Mark 1:35). Solitude is portrayed not as isolation but as intentional communion with God. Christians are encouraged to follow Christ’s example, finding renewal and clarity in stillness. In solitude, spiritual strength is restored for service and growth. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with someone.

The Bible shows Jesus moving His body with purpose- walking to towns, climbing mountains, and traveling across regions - to teach, heal, and reach the lost (e.g., Matthew 9:35, Luke 4:43). His physical movement was intentional, reflecting His mission to bring the Kingdom of God to people where they were. This models of discipleship and evangelism: followers of Jesus are called to go out, engage others personally, and embody His message through action and presence (Matthew 28:19 - 20). Be blessed as you listen and share this sermon.

In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo explores the powerful and consistent prayer life of Jesus. From early mornings in solitude to moments before major decisions, Jesus made prayer a daily priority. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

In John 15, Jesus declares Himself the true Vine and calls His followers to abide in Him, for apart from Him they can do nothing. Abiding means staying deeply connected to Christ through obedience, dependence, and love, so that our lives bear lasting spiritual fruit. This sermon reminds us that intimacy with Jesus is the source of true transformation and the only way to glorify the Father.

Centered around Mark 11:22-25, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah talks about the importance of forgiveness as a Christian. Forgiveness is freedom! Be blessed as you listen to this sermon and share with a friend.

The Bible teaches that being born again means starting a new life by trusting in Jesus and letting Him change you from the inside out. It’s about a fresh start with God, leading to a new way of living and a promise of eternal life. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah highlights the importance of being born again. Be blessed as you listen and share this message with a friend.

"If your right eye causes you to sin, tear it out and throw it away. For it is better that you lose one of your members than that your whole body be thrown into hell. And if your right hand causes you to sin, cut it off and throw it away."

This is not meant to be taken literally, but it powerfully illustrates how seriously Jesus wants His followers to deal with sin. From this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah teaches us how to take radical, even painful, steps to remove sin and its causes from our lives. Better to suffer temporary loss than eternal separation from God.

Jesus teaches that when we prioritize God's kingdom and righteousness above all else, our needs will be provided for (Matthew 6:33). This means aligning our hearts, actions, and desires with God's will rather than chasing after worldly concerns. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo highlights what it means to seek first the kingdom of God.

"What does Jesus say is the secret to inheriting Eternal Life? In Luke 10. Jesus says, "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and soul and with all your strength and with all your mind and, 'Love your neighbor as yourself." In this sermon, Elder Eugene Ocansey teaches us what it means to love our neighbor and who our neighbors are in the first place.

Happy Father's Day, ACC!! Drawing references from The story of Joseph, the father of Jesus, Reverend Kofi Amissah explains the sacrifices fathers have to make. To ensure peace and stability in their household, fathers always have to rise to work even if it means missing the "nice moments" sometimes. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

The greatest commandment Jesus gave was to love your neighbor as yourself. But he went further and emphasized that we should love them as he had loved us. What does that mean? Find out by listening to this sermon and sharing with a friend.

The Bible teaches that the greatest commandment is to love God with every part of your being—your heart, soul, and mind—reflecting total devotion and worship (Matthew 22:36-40). It means placing God above all else, desiring Him fully, and aligning your thoughts, emotions, and actions with His will. Loving God in this way is not just a feeling in a person's life. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

"Come to me, all who are weary and heavy-laden, and I will give you rest". This is one of the promises God gives to us in the Bible. In this sermon, Elder Eugene Ocansey provides an in-depth conversation on what it means to follow God. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

What does it mean to answer the call to being a radical disciple? In this sermon, Pastor Matthew Simons explains why it is important to be yoked on the discipleship journey with Christ. He is more experienced and makes the journey more easier. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

"A mother's love is one of the greatest feelings in the world. It's unconditional and soothes your soul like a warm balm on a cool day". Pastor Gloria in this sermon, gives a word of encouragement to all women going through all forms of motherhood. Be blessed as you listen and share with someone.

One of the promises of Christ was that He would give us an advocate to help us and be with us forever (John 14:16). The Holy Spirit is that advocate. In this sermon, Pastor Rosemary highlights the importance and benefits of having the Holy Spirit as an advocate. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

What do you do when the flood waters come? The solution is actually quite simple - Come to God, Listen to Him and Do what He tells you to. A lot of Christians get rocked by floods because they are not good listeners to God's word. Learn how to overcome this through this sermon. Be blessed as you share this with a friend.

What is love? The Bible wholly describes Love in 1st Corinthians 13:7. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah explains God's love through the resurrection of His son, Jesus Christ. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

"Jesus said, 'Follow Me, and I will make you fishers of men' - This was one of his promises. This episode explores the meaning of that call and how it still speaks to us today. Join Pastor Kudzo as he helps us reflect on the purpose and power behind becoming a true disciple."

Join us as we explore Jesus' promise to all who are thirsty—offering living water that satisfies our souls and brings lasting peace. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend

In this episode, we dive into the profound significance of God being the Alpha and Omega, as revealed in Revelation 1:8 and 22:13. We explore how this title reflects God's eternal nature, His sovereignty over all of creation, and His unchanging presence throughout time. Join us as we unpack the powerful reminder that God is both the beginning and the end, offering hope and assurance that He is always in control.

In the Bible, Jesus declares Himself as "the resurrection and the life" in John 11:25, saying that those who believe in Him, even though they die, will live. He assures Martha, the sister of Lazarus, that anyone who believes in Him will never die spiritually. This emphasizes Jesus' authority over life and death, offering eternal life to believers through His resurrection. Be blessed as you listen and share this sermon with a friend.

What is the truth? Who is the truth? In this sermon on the "I am" series, Pastor Matthew highlights on Jesus Christ being the truth. Jesus remains the truth even when contexts, time and locations change. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

Join us as we dive into the powerful message of Christ’s declaration, 'I am the way.' In this episode, we explore how Jesus is the true path to peace, purpose, and salvation. Tune in and discover how His way can transform your life.

Celebrating 6 years of faith and growth at ACC! This week's sermon, 'Taste and See,' invites us to experience the goodness of God firsthand, as He calls us to trust and delight in His presence. Join us as we reflect on His faithfulness over the years and embrace His invitation to taste His goodness. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

In the 4th part of the 'I am Series', Brother Eugene teaches us on Jesus as The Good Shepherd. In the Bible, Jesus being the Good Shepherd symbolizes His role as a compassionate and self-sacrificial leader who lovingly guides, nurtures, and protects His followers, offering them salvation, comfort, and the promise of eternal life, while also seeking to restore those who are lost or wandering. Be blessed as you listen and share this sermon with someone.

Imagine you buy a Ferrari and keep driving it at 50km/h. Will you get to your destination? Yes. Will you enjoy the ride? No. What does it mean when you’re not utilising the full capacity of having access to Jesus. In this sermon, Pastor Rosemary explains what it means when Jesus says He is the door.

Jesus being the "Light of the World" means He is the source of spiritual truth, guidance, and salvation, dispelling the darkness of sin and ignorance. In John 8:12, Jesus declares, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life," emphasizing that through Him, we find clarity, hope, and eternal life. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

The Bible describes the "Bread of Life" as Jesus Christ, who provides spiritual nourishment and eternal life to those who believe in Him (John 6:35). He teaches that unlike physical bread, which perishes, He is the true sustenance that satisfies the soul forever. In this first part of the 'I am' series, Pastor Kudzo takes us through what it means when Jesus says he's the Bread of Life. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

The Bible highlights the profound relationship we can have with God as our Father. It reminds us that all who receive and believe in Jesus are given the right to become children of God, emphasizing the personal and familial connection we share with Him. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

The Bible emphasises that radical discipleship requires complete dependence on the Holy Spirit for guidance, strength, and transformation. Jesus promised the Holy Spirit as a helper to His followers, empowering them to live out His teachings. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah highlights on the importance of completely depending on the Holy Spirit as a radical disciple.

The Bible describes the narrow road as the path that leads to life, but it is difficult and only a few find it (Matthew 7:13-14). It requires faith, obedience to God, and perseverance, standing in contrast to the wide road that leads to destruction. Walking this path means following Jesus, living according to His teachings, and relying on His strength. Be blessed as you listen and share this sermon with a friend.

Radical discipleship, according to the Bible, refers to a deep, transformative commitment to following Jesus Christ, characterized by total devotion, sacrifice, and a willingness to live counter-culturally in obedience to God's will. In this sermon Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah, highlights on what it means to be a Radical Disciple.

When we say "God is enough," it means that God's presence, love, provision, and sovereignty are sufficient to meet all our needs—spiritual, emotional, and physical. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah encourages us to reflect on the various ways in which God has been enough throughout the year. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

In this sermon, Brother Eugene helps us discover the true meaning of Christmas—a season of hope, love, and the ultimate gift of grace. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

The Christmas story shows God’s promise to save the world through Jesus. Long ago, God promised to send a Savior, and Jesus' birth is the fulfilment of that promise. It reminds us that God keeps His word and loves us deeply. Jesus came to bring hope, peace, and a way for us to be close to God. This sermon by Pastor Mensah Seneadza is a reminder that God’s promises are real and for everyone.

No word from God ever fails. His promises are sure, steadfast, and unchanging. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo explains what it means when we say - God is a promise keeper. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

The World’s Need for a Savior – A powerful message on humanity's longing for redemption and the hope found in Christ. Tune in for inspiration and truth! Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

The Bible addresses the concept of wrong or misguided help in several ways, often cautioning against providing or receiving assistance that leads to harm, enables sin, or lacks discernment. In this sermon, Pastor Rosemary teaches us on "Wrong Help". Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

In this episode, Pastor Matthew Simons teaches on “How to Give Help,” emphasizing love, and selflessness in giving. He highlights the need for accountability, ensuring that help is used wisely and bears fruit in the lives of recipients. By reflecting Christ’s generosity and seeking God’s guidance, our giving glorifies Him and truly transforms lives. May your life be transformed as you listen and share with a friend.

Today’s sermon explores the power of asking and receiving help. In a world that often values independence, we’re reminded that true strength is found in community and mutual support. Tune in to discover how we can care for one another as Christ cares for us.

Exploring how the Holy Spirit empowers us as our ultimate helper! Join us in this episode as we dive deep into His guiding presence.

In a world where every person is encouraged to mind their own business, how do we effectively become the salt and light Christ commands us to be?

We hope this sermon gives you some answers.

Every Christian has a calling and a role to play in the church. In this sermon, using the story of Barnabas and Paul, Pastor Matthew Simons explains how encouragement helps us find our purpose. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

In today’s message, Pastor Kudzo reminds us that true faith is expressed through our actions. Join us as we explore how helping the poor and underprivileged not only reflects God’s love but transforms our communities. Do listen and be blessed as you share with a friend.

What does it mean to break out of old habits and traditions as a Christian? In this sermon, our guest preacher - The Right Reverend Patrick Kofi Amissah explains the importance of 'stepping outside the box". Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

What does it mean to become a child of Christ ? In this sermon, Ps. Matthew Simons teaches on how to become a child of God, using the acronym ABC - Admit, Believe & Confess. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.

What does it mean to evangelise without words? In this sermon, Ps. Rosemary Seneadza explains what it means to live exemplary lives as Christians, and how our actions should be testament to being children of God. Kindly be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

The last charge Jesus left us as Christians with, was to bring the lost to him. On this third sermon on the series of Evangelism, Pastor Nana kofi Acquah teaches us how to evangelise to others. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.

The Apostle challenged the Corinthian church to examine themselves to check whether they are still in the faith. The call to introspection is one God demands of all Christians. Are you born again? Do you still believe the Gospel?

What does a good Christian marriage mean ? In the month of September, we will be exploring the institution of a Christian marriage, as directed and purposed by God. This series of sermons are for everyone (whether single, married, widowed or divorced). Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.