My Personal Reflection On The 2025 Ministers And Wives Conference

Jan252025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

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...

Jan172025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

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...

Jan42025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

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...

Dec312024 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

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 ...

Dec312024 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Unleashed To Live A Life Worthy Of My Calling: My Reflections On The Theme For 2025

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The 2025 theme of The Church of Pentecost stresses the need for Christians to live a life worthy of their calling, having been unleashed into the world to transform their spheres. This thought-provoking theme is a timely response to the pervasive sin and debauchery in our world today. The church’s Vision 2023 focused on winning the nations for Christ under the overarching vision of “Possessing the Nations.” This involved equipping ministers, officers, and members to transform every sphere of society with the values and principles of the Kingdom of God. Vision 2028 aims to “Unleash the whole church.” Some thematic and topical areas for 2025 include: Living for eternal rewards. Living your faith in the public sphere. Serving God with our possessions. Unleashed to save the ...

Dec302024 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Keeping Christ In Christmas: Refocusing The Celebration Of Christmas On The Person And Birth Of Jesus

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The Christmas season in December is filled with gatherings, greetings, singing, and festivities. The celebration is often depicted with images of trees, Santa Claus, wrapped gifts, and songs about bells, snow, and trees. However, the Cambridge Dictionary defines Christmas as “a Christian holy day that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ.” This definition highlights the disparity between the commercialised portrayal of Christmas and its true meaning. This article argues that the celebration of Christmas should be refocused on the person and birth of Jesus Christ in its significance, images/decor, songs, and greetings. Father Christmas should give way to Baby Jesus; Christmas conventions and carol services should take centre stage instead of shopping and partying. Songs like “Long Time A...

Dec282024 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Singing By The Rivers Of Babylon

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The Cambridge Dictionary defines singing as the activity of making musical sounds with the voice, usually a tune with words. People usually compose or sing songs depending on the mood they find themselves. Songs equally have the power to create, change and dictates the mood of people whenever and wherever they are played. Songs are, therefore, not a mere amalgamation of words. They are spiritual in nature and content because they have direct access and control to the human soul. Even those that doesn’t appear to make any meaning and can be best described as sheer noise is able to control people’s actions and thoughts patterns. Secular songs target a specific group of people or race with narratives of what they have been through or are going through. Believers, however, sing to God with ...

Dec192024 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Walk The Calling: A Journey Of Intentional Living For Kingdom Impact

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What if the greatest hindrance to fulfilling your God-given purpose wasn't a lack of resources, but a lack of resolve to live up to your calling? As Christians, we've all been called to live a life that reflects the character of Christ and advances the kingdom of God. The PENSA Ghana Conference, a premier global Christian youth gathering, is approaching. This year's theme, ‘Walk the Calling,’ serves as a reminder of our duty to live out our faith intentionally and purposefully. As we prepare to convene, let's delve into what it means to walk out our calling and how to live a life that genuinely honours God. In Ephesians 4:1, Paul urges us to ‘walk worthy of the calling with which you were called.’ This scripture highlights the importance of living a life that reflects our Christian c...

Dec52024 by Joseph Attoh1 Comment

Reflecting Our Christian Call In Professional Spaces: A Faithful Witness

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Who do you represent when you step into your workplace each day—your company, yourself, or Christ? Is your work just a job, or is it a platform to fulfill God’s purpose? What would change in our workplaces if Christians viewed their professions as a form of ministry? How can we shine Christ’s light in professional settings where faith discussions are often unwelcome or discouraged? How can we balance professionalism with our Christian call to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world? As Christians, our faith is not confined to Sunday worship or private devotions; it is meant to permeate every aspect of our lives, including our professional spaces. The Apostle Paul reminds us in Colossians 3:23, “Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men.” This verse emph...

Dec42024 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Demonstrating Peace In Ghana’s December 2024 Elections: A Call To The Youth

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As the December 7, 2024, elections draw near, Ghana once again stands at the threshold of history. Our role as Christian youth in this defining moment is not only crucial but also spiritual. The Church of Pentecost Youth Ministry calls on you, the vibrant and God-fearing youth, to be ambassadors of peace during this election season. PEACE: A BIBLICAL MANDATE Scripture repeatedly calls us to pursue peace. Romans 12:18 admonishes, “If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone.” This verse highlights that peace is a personal responsibility. As young people, we have the energy, creativity, and influence to either fan the flames of conflict or sow seeds of harmony. Let us choose the latter, embodying the peacemaking spirit Jesus emphasized in Matthew 5:9: “B...

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