The Kaneshie Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Daniel Kweku Depkor, has urged Christians to make praise and worship central to their Christian lives, describing them as spiritual weapons for overcoming the forces of darkness and accomplishing greater things in the Kingdom of God.
He gave the exhortation on Sunday, November 6, 2026, when he ministered at the climax of the Todah Experience 2026, organised by the Darkuman District of The Church of Pentecost at the Darkuman Central Auditorium.
Speaking on the theme, “Accomplishing Greater Things Through Praise and Worship,” with scriptural reference to Psalm 149:6, Apostle Depkor emphasised that every act of service and glorification of God must be rooted in genuine worship, noting that human accomplishments are only possible through God, the source of life.
He described worship as the most important activity of the local church, explaining that while earthly achievements are temporary, praise and worship have eternal significance and prepare believers for their heavenly inheritance.
Apostle Depkor also highlighted the importance of both traditional hymns and contemporary Christian songs in the spiritual development of believers. He explained that traditional hymns help preserve the foundations of the Christian faith, while new songs reflect believers’ spiritual growth and deeper understanding of God’s Word.
Cautioning against the tendency to turn worship into entertainment or a mere religious routine, he stressed that true worship must remain God-centred and serve as a means of spiritual enrichment.
Drawing lessons from the biblical account of Paul and Silas in prison, he explained that praise and worship can provoke divine intervention and bring deliverance, describing them as indispensable weapons in the spiritual warfare of the believer.
Referencing Isaiah 14:12–15, Apostle Depkor further highlighted the spiritual significance of worship, observing that the enemy’s desire for worship underscores its importance in the believer’s relationship with God. He cautioned that religious activities without holiness would not threaten the enemy.
He, therefore, urged Christians to recognise praise and worship as essential weapons of the militant Church, alongside prayer and the Word of God, and encouraged them to remain fervent and intentional in their devotion to God.
Concluding his message, Apostle Depkor assured participants that their sacrifice of praise and worship would position them to accomplish greater things, urging them to step out in faith and confidently anticipate God’s intervention in their lives.
Report By Darkuman District Media