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Vision 2028 – A Call To Practical Christian Living

Vision 2028 – A Call To Practical Christian Living

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Vision 2028 is the strategic framework of The Church of Pentecost for the period 2023–2028. It builds upon the foundation of Vision 2023 with a renewed focus on equipping and commissioning believers to transform their societies with Kingdom values and principles. The overarching theme of Vision 2028 is: “Possessing the Nations: Unleashing the Whole Church for the Transformation of Their World with the Values and Principles of the Kingdom of God.” This is a call for Christians to make a tangible impact in their spheres of influence by applying the teachings they receive in their daily lives. Understanding Practical Christian Living Christianity is not merely a set of beliefs to profess but a life to be lived. It is a way of life centred on Jesus Christ, who embodies what every Chri...
The Sacred Dance Of Heart And Purpose: Unleashing Our Divine Calling Through ‘Fa Akoma Pa Nante’

The Sacred Dance Of Heart And Purpose: Unleashing Our Divine Calling Through ‘Fa Akoma Pa Nante’

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"Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it." - Proverbs 4:23 In the intricate tapestry of Ghanaian wisdom, there lies a profound truth captured in the phrase "Fa Akoma Pa Nante" - Walking with a good heart. This ancient wisdom resonates deeply with the transformative theme that echoes through our spiritual corridors today: "Unleashed to Live a Life Worthy of Your Calling." Picture, if you will, a river flowing through diverse landscapes. Sometimes it rushes with purpose; other times, it meanders gently, but always it moves forward, carrying life-giving water to everything it touches. This is the essence of walking with a good heart - a continuous flow of divine purpose that transforms both the journey and the traveler. The Symphony of Heart and Purpose ...
Embracing The Marlot Process In A Vuca World: Lessons For The Church Of Pentecost In The 21st Century

Embracing The Marlot Process In A Vuca World: Lessons For The Church Of Pentecost In The 21st Century

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In the dynamic world of the 21st century, The Church of Pentecost (COP) finds itself at the crossroads of tradition and transformation. With the rapid advancements in technology, social media, and the ever-changing global landscape, the church must adapt to continue fulfilling its mission effectively. We live in a world defined by VUCA—Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity—a context that calls for creative, agile, and strategic leadership. As The Church of Pentecost continues to grow both in Ghana and globally, it is essential for us to embrace change while remaining faithful to the core of the Gospel. This article explores how embracing the Marlot Process in a VUCA world can help the church navigate these challenges and emerge stronger, more connected, and more impactful. ...
Between Brotherhood and the Bible: Why Christians Should Reject Freemasonry

Between Brotherhood and the Bible: Why Christians Should Reject Freemasonry

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In recent years, an unsettling trend has emerged: some Christians openly identifying as Freemasons. This development requires careful analysis from a biblical standpoint. While Freemasonry often presents itself as a benevolent fraternity dedicated to morality and philanthropy, its teachings and practices stand in stark opposition to the Christian faith. Here, we explore the historical roots, theological conflicts, and why people are lured to Freemasonry, demonstrating why it is incompatible with a life fully committed to Christ. Historical Origins of Freemasonry Freemasonry traces its origins to the late medieval stonemasons’ guilds of Europe. These guilds initially served as professional associations, regulating the trade and ensuring quality craftsmanship. Over time, the organizati...
Understanding And Identifying Your Calling To Live A Life Worthy Of It

Understanding And Identifying Your Calling To Live A Life Worthy Of It

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As part of the necessary steps for us to transform the world effectively, The Church of Pentecost has set a clear focus for this year: to unleash the entire church to live a life that reflects their divine calling. To achieve this, we must understand the nature of God’s call and explore the various ways in which we can identify our specific purposes. Throughout the Bible, God periodically called people to Himself to fulfil a particular mandate or assignment. For instance, in Genesis 12, when God wanted to raise a generation or nation for Himself, He called Abram, whose name was later changed to Abraham, as a vessel to achieve this purpose. God communicated to Abraham his mandate as the father of many nations. Hence, Abraham lived his entire life fulfilling this fatherly assignment. Simi...
A Life Worthy Of Your Calling: A Nurse’s Journey Of Faith And Compassion

A Life Worthy Of Your Calling: A Nurse’s Journey Of Faith And Compassion

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What does it mean to live a life worthy of your calling? This statement transcends having a career or performing your responsibilities. Living a life worthy of your calling involves embracing the purpose for which you were created and walking in alignment with it daily. It means understanding your unique gifts, talents, and responsibilities and using them to serve others and glorify God. It is about being intentional in every action or decision you take, ensuring that every moment is aligned with your inner mission to serve humanity and honour God. Such a life demands discipline, humility, and faithfulness. It is a life of purpose, where everything you do, whether seen or unseen, becomes a testament to a higher calling. As a nurse, you are called to serve others in their most vulnerable...
My Personal Reflection On The 2025 Ministers And Wives Conference

My Personal Reflection On The 2025 Ministers And Wives Conference

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Each year, the leadership of The Church of Pentecost organises a conference for ministers and their wives, and this year's event was no different. Held at the regional level, the 2025 Ministers and Wives' Conference (MWC) was saturated with divine euphoria, offering ministers and their wives a week of prayer, fasting, and spiritual renewal. This conference brings newness of grace, ministerial commitment, and a refreshment of divine strength and ability. As a minister in the Brong-Ahafo region, I attended the conference in Sunyani. The Regional Coordinating Committee (RCC) Coordinator for the Bono-Ahafo Region, Apostle James Gabrail Quardson, served as the chairman. Other key figures included the RCC Secretary, Apostle Anim Amartey, who is the Atebubu Area Head, Apostle David Nii Addo-Pa...
Feasting And Worshipping At The Feet Of Jesus – Mary’s Perspective

Feasting And Worshipping At The Feet Of Jesus – Mary’s Perspective

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‘Man shall not live by bread alone’ (Matthew 4:4) is a truth-laden statement that requires no argument. Jesus uttered these words after finishing a 40-day fast in the wilderness. In human perspective, you cannot talk of finishing a fast without food, so Satan had attempted to capitalise on that to tempt Jesus to turn stones into bread. However, Jesus responded that we should not live on bread (food) alone but emphasised the importance of spiritual nourishment. When people appear at a feast, they usual go there to indulge themselves in wine and dine. But there was a woman who proved otherwise. On two occasions, people offered to feast Jesus, but a woman named Mary sought something more profound. When Jesus visited the family at Bethany, Martha busied herself in the kitchen preparing a me...
You Are Never Too Young To Do It

You Are Never Too Young To Do It

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IntroductionNo matter how young you are, God has deposited something within you that He eagerly waits for you to use to make a great impact. Often, the reason people fail to make a significant impact in society or fully realise their potential is that they underestimate themselves simply because of their youth. Being surrounded by older individuals can sometimes lead to feelings of inferiority. You might begin to doubt your capabilities and look down upon yourself, thinking you are too young to make a difference. This mindset can prevent you from fulfilling the impact that God intends for you. Biblical Inspiration: Paul's Advice to TimothyIn the Bible, Paul admonished Timothy not to look down upon himself just because he was young. He told Timothy, ‘Let no one despise your youth, but be...
Initiating Children’s Ministry Conventions: A Great Initiative For The Next Generation

Initiating Children’s Ministry Conventions: A Great Initiative For The Next Generation

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In The Church of Pentecost's Children Ministry Four-Year Strategic Plan (2024-2028), known as Vision 2028, the overarching theme is: Winning, Weaning, and Unleashing Godly Children to Transform Their World with the Values and Principles of the Kingdom of God. Under Strategic Pillar 2 (WEAN) - Equipping Children Holistically, one of the new initiatives to achieve this goal is the Children's Conventions. These conventions, held during Easter and Christmas, will be institutionalised to help train children in the practices of the church. I believe this is a great initiative for the next generation. One innovative way to engage children in the festive activities is Children's Ministry Convention. This type of event can have a profound impact on the spiritual lives of children. Here are ...
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