Unleashed To Live A Life Worthy Of Your Calling: A Reflection On Truth, Grace, And Judgement

Apr262025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Unleashed To Live A Life Worthy Of Your Calling: A Reflection On Truth, Grace, And Judgement

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Introduction Every believer is called to live a life that reflects their divine purpose. However, the way we respond to God’s call determines whether we fully walk in His grace or miss out on His intended blessings. As Proverbs 18:21 states, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruit." Our responses shape our destiny, unlocking either divine favour or the consequences of our own choices. To truly live a life worthy of our calling, we must embrace truth, acknowledge God’s grace, and walk in spiritual discernment. The Role of Prophets in Guiding Our Calling God often sends His prophets as messengers to guide His people toward righteousness. Their words carry both promises and warnings, and the way we receive them shapes our spiritual jou...

Apr252025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Revitalizing Fellowship In The Local Church: Dealing With The “Judas Complex”

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Revitalizing fellowship in our local churches is a key objective of the 2025 theme of the Church of Pentecost, “Unleashed to live a life worthy of your calling.” This article focuses on one critical aspect of how to bring back life into the fellowship of our local churches by dealing with what I refer to as the “Judas Complex”. The “Judas Complex” refers to the tendency of some individuals in our local churches to walk away from the fellowship, not because they were hurt by others, but because they are burdened by the shame and guilt of their own actions; and believing they are beyond forgiveness, they abandoned the fellowship altogether. Dealing with the Judas Complex, therefore, means taking deliberate steps to restore the straying back into the fold (Ezekiel 34:4 NKJV). Fellowship...

Apr252025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

The Unsung Heroes In Our Conventions

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“So in Christ we, though many, form one body, and each member belongs to all the others. We have different gifts, according to the grace given to each of us…” – Romans 12:5–6 (NIV) On the evening of Sunday, having successfully brought the 2025 Easter Convention to a close to the glory of God, I sat down to reflect on the entire journey—from the pre-convention preparations, through the start, to the final day when the curtain was drawn down. And these thoughts ran through my mind. Just as the Apostle Paul puts it in the twelfth chapter of his epistle to the church in Rome, specifically verses 5 and 6, I was reminded of the various gifts and ministries that were at work during this year’s convention. I stood in awe of God and in appreciation of all the people who operated in these mini...

Apr232025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

‘Possessing The Nations’ Agenda: A Doctrinal Revelation For The Continuation Of God’s Eternal Purpose In The 21st Century

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Introduction God has a divine intention – an eternal purpose (Ephesians 3:10-11) – predicted at the fall of man (Genesis 3:15), promised to Abraham (Genesis 12:7), revealed in Christ Jesus (Galatians 3:16, 29), and destined for consummation at the second coming of Christ (1 John 3:2; Revelation 7:15-17). Between the ascension of Christ and the fulfillment of God’s eternal purpose at His second advent, the Holy Spirit introduces major doctrinal revelations that refresh, rejuvenate, reawaken, and sustain the spiritual fervor of the Universal Church. These doctrinal revelations emerge periodically within the Universal Church to avert spiritual stagnation and backsliding among the saints, safeguard against the loss of the first love for God’s Kingdom (Revelation 2:4), and pre...

Apr232025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Jesus Christ, The Perfect Sacrifice For Sin

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At the very heart of the Christian faith lies a profound and transformative truth: Jesus Christ is the perfect sacrifice for sin. Unlike any other offering made under the Old Covenant, His sacrifice was once and for all—eternal in effect and divine in origin. But what truly sets Jesus apart as the perfect sacrifice is His complete and total victory over all seven consequences of sin. Let’s take a closer look at each one: 1. Curse A curse is a spiritual force that brings misfortune, limitation, or destruction. It is the opposite of a blessing and can affect individuals, families, or entire generations. In Genesis 9:25, we see the biblical concept of a curse expressed: "Cursed be Canaan! The lowest of slaves will he be to his brothers." However, through Christ, this spiritual...

Apr232025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Christ Has Made A Public Spectacle Of The Devil

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The apostle Paul, in Colossians 2:14–15, gives a vivid picture of how powers, principalities, and authorities were publicly disarmed and triumphed over by the cross of Christ. He extensively explains that, through the cancellation of our legal indebtedness, we have been victoriously set free and rescued from the dominion of darkness, and brought into the kingdom of the Son He loves—in whom we have redemption, salvation, victory, and the forgiveness of sins through the cross. The cross symbolizes and represents the redemptive work of Christ—the suffering, agony, pain, and shame He endured to bring salvation and reconciliation through His death and resurrection. The cross is the Christian’s weapon and tool of boasting in Christ’s sacrificial work on our behalf: offering Himself as an ...

Apr192025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

The Controversy Of Easter And Its Significance For Christians Today

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Easter embodies the heart of Christian theology, presenting the ultimate demonstration of God's power and love through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This event is pivotal because it confirms Jesus as the Son of God and validates His teachings and sacrifice. The resurrection is seen as the fulfillment of prophecy, affirming Jesus' victory over death and offering believers the hope of eternal life. The Easter Controversy The Easter controversy, a significant event in early Christianity, revolved around the correct date for celebrating the resurrection of Jesus. The dispute arose from differing interpretations of the timing of Jesus' resurrection and how it related to the Jewish Passover. One viewpoint, primarily held in Asia Minor, suggested celebrating Easter on the 14th of Nisan,...

Apr192025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Digital Discipleship: Unleashing The Youth To Shine In A World That Never Forgets

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INTRODUCTION Your digital presence is often the first (and sometimes only) impression others have of you as a Christian. Remember that your online presence is not separate from your Christian identity. The world is watching not just what you do in public but what you post in digital spaces. In the old days, if someone made a mistake, it could be forgotten over time. No cameras were recording every moment, no internet to store embarrassing moments forever—just fading memories. But today, things are different; social media never forgets. Every post, comment, photo, or video you share stays online, sometimes forever. Even if you delete something, someone might have already saved it. We live in a world where a single reckless post can define our future or can come back years later to rui...

Apr192025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Sin, The Gift Of Salvation, And The Believer’s Responsibility

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Sin can be described as a violation of God’s law in thought, word, or deed. The Bible explicitly mentions different kinds of sin. However, the first sin recorded in Scripture is the sin of disobedience by the first man, Adam. In Christian theology, this sin is known as the original sin because it was the first transgression, and all other sins can be considered offshoots of this initial act of rebellion. Essentially, the effect of the original sin necessitated the need for a Saviour, as it introduced the sin nature, suffering, and eternal damnation to the human race. Graciously, Jesus was manifested in the fullness of time to address both the root and the effects of original sin. Scripture provides ample evidence that no other sacrifice could fully satisfy God's justice except Jesus....

Apr192025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

From Ghana To Global Impact: The Inspiring Journey Of Elder Dr. Richmond Djorgbenoo

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Elder Dr. Richmond Djorgbenoo’s story is one of faith, resilience, and groundbreaking achievement. From his early days in Ghana to making a global impact in science and ministry, his journey exemplifies the power of determination and divine favor. In 2018, Dr. Djorgbenoo took a bold step by relocating to the United States to pursue his Master’s and Ph.D. in Chemistry at North Carolina A&T State University. With a clear vision and unwavering commitment, he set out to make a difference in his field. Through years of dedication and hard work, coupled with God’s grace, he has risen to prominence, earning an impressive nine (9) prestigious awards for outstanding research, poster and oral presentations at major conferences, and excellence in Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competitions both at ...

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