Joseph Attoh 
The National Head of The Church of Pentecost in Sierra Leone, Apostle Morie Sanpha, has urged Christians to overcome doubt and develop solid faith in Jesus Christ, describing doubt as a major hindrance to spiritual growth.
He made this charge on Sunday, April 12, 2026, during a sermon on the topic “Believe” at the Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC) in Freetown, drawing from John 20:24–29.
Apostle Sanpha explained that Jesus Christ has fully accomplished the work of redemption, restoring humanity’s relationship with God and granting believers direct access to Him. He stressed that since Christ has done everything necessary for salvation, believers must take personal responsibility for their spiritual lives.
“If you are not successful, do not blame Jesus, but yourself,” he stated, noting that doubt weakens faith and affects the efficacy of prayer.
Describing doubt as an enemy of spiritual progress, he urged Christians to heed Jesus’ words to Thomas to stop doubting and believe, and to walk in the blessings secured through Christ.
He further emphasised that Christianity is personal and requires consistency. “Revival must start with you before it spreads to your family,” he said.
Citing Romans 3:23, Apostle Sanpha reiterated the need for a Saviour, fulfilled in Jesus Christ, while lamenting that many believers fail to practise the Word they hear.
Referencing Hebrews 11 and Ephesians 1:3, he encouraged Christians to live by faith and remain confident in the spiritual blessings available in Christ.
Also present were Pastor Ivan Fayama Turay, Resident Minister of PIWC Freetown; Pastor Dr. Felix Dela Klutse, Director of the Pent Media Centre; and Deacon Joseph Attoh, who are in the country for media training sessions.
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