The PENSA Travelling Secretary for Kwadaso Sector, Pastor Isaac Donkoh, has stressed that being born again is not about merely attending church but involves a complete transformation of one’s life through faith in Christ.
Delivering a sermon at the “You Must Be Born Again” Gospel Crusade at the Ho Technical University, he noted that “Being born again is not a matter of going to church. You can belong to a church and still not be saved.” According to him, true conversion changes a person’s life completely (2 Corinthians 5:17).
Expounding further, he reminded the congregation of the fleeting nature of life and the certainty of death, referencing Job 14:5 and Hebrews 9:27.
“God has set a limit on the number of days each of us has. No one can exceed that limit. You have just one life. Don’t waste it,” he warned.
Urging the youth to remember their Creator while they still have strength, he cited Ecclesiastes 12:1. “The great Day of the Lord is coming. On that day, status won’t matter—only those whose names are found in the Book of Life will be saved,” he cautioned, referencing Revelation 20:12.
Pastor Donkoh did not shy away from the gravity of eternal judgment, painting a vivid picture of the fate of the unrepentant. “The proud will be humbled,” he said, quoting Isaiah 2:12. “On that day, people will run to mountains and beg them to fall on them. But there’ll be no escape,” he added, drawing from Revelation 6:12–16.
Highlighting God’s gift of free will, he said, “God has given us the power to decide what to do with our lives. But the only right decision is to call on the name of the Lord Jesus. There is no tomorrow. The time is now.”
“You cannot exchange your soul for money, sex, or anything else. One day, we will all die, and after death comes judgment. Make peace with Jesus while you still can,” he concluded.
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