There is something truly beautiful about the beginning of every Christian’s walk with God. Do you remember those early days after you first met Jesus? Your heart was on fire. Prayer felt effortless. Worship flowed from your lips like a song you couldn’t stop singing. You longed to be in God’s presence, read His Word,...
TAC-GH Kissiman District Supports Community with Bus Stop Shed Project
As part of activities marking the 2026 Easter Convention and the Church’s 90 years of existence, The Apostolic Church-Ghana, Excellence Worship Centre, Kissiman, has dedicated a bus stop shed to the Kissiman community. This initiative was carried out in line with the Church’s vision to demonstrate practical Christian values. Beyond the spiritual emphasis of the...
His Travail, Our Justification — From His Suffering to Our Righteous Standing
Isaiah’s prophetic declaration in Isaiah 53:11 gives us a profound glimpse into the heart of the Easter story: “He shall see of the travail of His soul, and shall be satisfied… for He shall bear their iniquities.” These words capture both the depth of Christ’s suffering and the magnitude of the salvation it secured for...
HIS TRAVAIL, OUR JUSTIFICATION— Is Justification Just?
Here’s the truth: we have all sinned, and not only fallen short of the glory of God, but have incurred His wrath, and also stand condemned (sentenced) to death(Rom.3:23; 5:9,Jn.3:36, Rom.6:23). And lo, it is a dangerous (fearful) thing to fall into the hands of God (Heb 10:31). In accordance with divine justice, this sentenced...
His Pain, Our Justification
The human condition is neither morally neutral nor spiritually incidental; it is decisively fallen. Scripture testifies with unsettling clarity that all have sinned, and thus all stand guilty before a Holy God. This guilt is not abstract, as it invokes divine justice. And justice, by its very nature, demands satisfaction. The rightful wage of sin...
“BE A RESPONSIBLE CHRISTIAN” — PRESIDENT AMI-NARH
At the closing session of the 6th General Council Meeting of The Apostolic Church-Ghana, the President, Apostle Dr. Aaron Ami-Narh, delivered a strong exhortation to delegates and the entire Church to “be responsible Christians,” especially as the Church approaches its election year in 2027. In his address, he urged delegates not to engage in actions...




