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"If it is possible, as much as depends on you, live peaceably with all men." — Romans 12:18 (NKJV) INTRODUCTION The world we live in is broken — filled with wounded people, complex situations, and strained relationships. Daily, we are confronted with the reality that living peaceably with everyone is not easy. Some people seem almost impossible to deal with; some situations appear designed to drain our strength. Yet, as believers — especially as members of The Church of Pentecost, called to possess the nations as agents of transformation — we are mandated by God to shine as peacemakers in the midst of this darkness. Romans 12:18 calls us to live peaceably with all, if it is possible, as much as depends on us. It acknowledges that peace is sometimes difficult — but it charges us...

Ghana is bleeding—not just from economic strain, corruption, or inefficiency, but from something more subtle, more corrosive: indiscipline. We have lost countless lives, livelihoods, and public resources not just due to misfortune, but due to a systemic tolerance for lawlessness. It is time to flip the script. It is time we profit from indiscipline—not by tolerating it, but by holding it accountable. We must begin to enforce our laws with urgency and boldness. As things stand, our streets are overrun, public spaces disrespected, and authority figures silenced—not by reason, but by fear of political backlash. Too often, governments buckle under the weight of electoral blackmail, as citizens threaten to vote them out for simply doing the right thing. But is this truly the will of the p...

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 ...