Author: Joseph Attoh

The Church of Pentecost has commissioned a newly built, state-of-the-art Fire Service Station at Gomoa Fetteh in the Central Region of Ghana. This landmark initiative is not just a gift to the community—it is a bold declaration of the Church’s holistic vision of redemption: a mission that rescues lives not only from the eternal fires of hell but also from the devastating flames of earthly fire. For decades, The Church of Pentecost has been recognized for its passionate pursuit of souls—bringing the message of salvation to the lost and dying, and leading countless individuals out of the grips of sin and destruction. This spiritual assignment, often described as “snatching from the fire” (Jude 1:23), has been the bedrock of the Church’s evangelistic mandate. Now, that mandate takes on ...

The life of a Christian can be compared to the life of a soldier. A soldier is prepared to stand, fight, and defend his nation. Similarly, Christians are a part of the armies of God, fighting day and night against the flesh, principalities, and the kingdom of the devil to populate and defend the kingdom of God. However, just as a soldier can fall or get injured at the war front despite adequate preparation—and regardless of rank, like a general, colonel, or lieutenant—so can a Christian fall, no matter their level of maturity. In such a situation, the injured or fallen soldier is not to be left alone to bleed to death or be killed by the opponent. As seen at war fronts, all injured soldiers are always helped by fellow soldiers and brought back to base to receive their healing. Even thos...