The Missionary In A Foreign Land

Feb232025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

The Missionary In A Foreign Land

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Missionaries are guests in a foreign country, which presents unique risks in missionary work. Why? Our citizenship is elsewhere, and we are there on a visa. When you are a guest in someone else's home, you treat them with respect and adapt yourself to be accepted by them. The same is true when you are a missionary in another country. Truth be told, you cannot save a culture by attacking the people, their way of life, and their beliefs. Why? “To the Jews I became like a Jew, to win the Jews… I have become all things to all people…” (1 Corinthians 9:20-22). This is the guiding principle for all missionaries. Missions are all about contextualization. Because of this, there is no greater calling than missions. I believe mission work is the highest calling. Missions are the ultimate...

Feb202025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

A Call To Action: Valentine Message To Africans

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Africa Must Unite! A Call for Economic Self-Sufficiency Amid Aid Cuts The recent trend of U.S. aid cuts to Africa is a wake-up call, not a crisis. It is a reminder that Africa must take charge of its economic destiny by fostering self-sufficiency, industrialisation, and intra-African trade. The era of dependency on foreign aid must give way to strategic economic policies that prioritise African interests, particularly through import substitution, resource value addition, and local manufacturing. 1. Import Substitution: Building Local Capacity African nations must reduce their reliance on imported goods by adopting import substitution strategies at the national level. Governments should incentivize local production, protect infant industries, and invest in industrial infrastructure...

Feb202025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Gospel Sunday: Join Us In Making A Difference

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How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them? 15 And how can anyone preach unless they are sent? As it is written: “How beautiful are the feet of those who bring good news! - ROMANS 10:14-15 (NIV) WHAT IS GOSPEL SUNDAY? Gospel Sunday is a cherished service held immediately after the Lord's Supper, dedicated to the powerful preaching of the Gospel to those who have not yet encountered Christ. This significant Sunday focuses on reaching out to lost souls within our community, extending a heartfelt invitation to embrace the nurturing and welcoming environment of our church family. WHY GOSPEL SUNDAY? The essence of Gospel Sunday lies i...

Feb142025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

The Unleashed Christian Youth And Valentine

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Introduction In a world where love is often reduced to fleeting emotions, superficial gestures, and self-serving desires, Christian youth are called to unleash a different kind of love—a love that is bold, radical, and rooted in the truth of God’s Word. Valentine’s Day, a day often associated with romantic love, provides a unique opportunity for Christian youth to redefine what it means to love by living out the transformative and unconditional love of Christ. The term “unleashed” signifies freedom, power, and purpose. For Christian youth, being unleashed means breaking free from societal expectations, cultural norms, and personal insecurities to fully embrace and demonstrate the love of God. This article explores how Christian youth can unleash their faith, live out biblical love, and ...

Feb132025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Fueled By Love; Living Out Your Calling From A Heart Full Of God’s Love

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Love! Love!! Love!!! A gentleman can walk miles bypassing several provision stores just to buy ‘pure water’ from the one he loves. A lady tosses in bed thinking and dreaming about a certain gentleman. Oh! Is this what they call love? A brother overly protects and shows kindness to his little brother. A mother is a lioness when it comes to her cubs oops her children. Is this what they call love? Well, before you slip into dreamland, why don’t you read on? And as you read, don’t forget to sing this song to yourself ; God’s love is so wonderful 3x Oh wonderful love It’s so high, you can’t get over it It’s so deep, you can’t get under it It’s so wide you can’t get around it Oh, wonderful love! The divine love of God transcends a mere "I love you." "Odoyewu!" Indeed, ...

Feb122025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

My Calling As A Mechanical Engineer: My Job, My Ministry

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God created each of us uniquely, with uncommon talents, gifts, and purposes. This can be revealed through passion, zeal, and strong commitment. As we journey through life, it is vital to identify our God-given talents and abilities to impact our generation. However, our ministry must extend beyond physical gifts and capabilities, recognising that God is the giver of these gifts and expects us to use them to advance His kingdom. Knowing My Profession As My Calling To become a mechanical engineer, one must follow the standard educational curriculum. Gaining an HND or BSc in Mechanical Engineering provides the leverage and certification to operate as an engineer in any industry. An engineer must know their tools and use the right instrument for the right job. They must have deep knowled...

Feb112025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

Lectio Divina – Praying With Scriptures

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The term "Lectio Divina" is a Latin expression translated as "Divine Reading." It was popularly known to be a part of the daily prayer practices of the early sixth century monastic communities in Europe. It was a way of communicating with God through Scriptures. It comprised reading and rereading a short passage of Scripture under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit whilst in prayer. Some describe it as “dialoguing with God” through Bible reading. Lectio Divina is a contemplative way of reading Scripture that invites us to engage in a sacred dialogue with God. This practice is not merely about reading the Bible, but about listening to God's voice, and responding to His presence in our lives. As we read and reread a short passage of Scripture, we open ourselves to the inspiration of the H...

Feb82025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

The Desert Moment of Love: A Test of Conviction and Foundation

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After the excitement of a proposal, when the answer is a joyful “yes,” couples enter a blissful phase where love flows naturally. Everything seems perfect, and every moment together feels golden. You effortlessly appreciate your partner, smiling at the smallest gestures. The constant tingle in your heart reminds you of the deep connection you share, and even a few hours apart feel like a lifetime. Your phone stays close, waiting eagerly for a call or text, and when it finally comes—like a prophecy fulfilled—the world feels right again. Long conversations seem to pass in the blink of an eye. In these early days, love feels boundless, pure, and magical. The journey you've started together is warm and heartwarming, overflowing with joy. But inevitably, as with every great journey, there co...

Feb72025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

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...

Feb62025 by Joseph AttohNo Comments

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 ...

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