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THE ENCOUNTER LODGE DEDICATED
The Ascension Ministers’ Wives Fellowship (AMWF) of The Apostolic Church-Ghana has successfully completed and dedicated a modern hostel facility, The...
WHEN THE SPIRIT MOVES: THE BREATH OF VICTORY
In every generation, God’s people have faced battles that demanded more than human wisdom or strength. Strategies, weapons, and determination...
STRATEGIC POSITIONING: SMITING THE ENEMY AT BAAL-PERAZIM
When David was anointed king over Israel, the Philistines immediately rose against him. Rather than rushing into battle with human...
THE REAL SPIRITUAL WARFARE
Not every hardship in life is spiritual warfare. Oops! We all face hardships; first because we’re humans, then Christians, and...
THE CONVERGENCE: BUILDING A BRIDGE BETWEEN YOUTHFUL PASSION AND GODLINESS
In an era defined by rapid digital transformation, constant distractions, and shifting moral values, the concept of godliness can appear...
STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE: KNOWING THE BATTLE BELONGS TO THE LORD
To truly know God is more than possessing knowledge about Him; it is to experience His saving power personally. Those...
HIS STRENGTH IN OUR WEAKNESS
One of the greatest lessons in spiritual warfare is that victory is not determined by human strength, intelligence, or ability,...
FULFILLING OUR APOSTOLIC MANDATE: THE STRATEGIC ROLE OF THE YOUTH
“You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruit—fruit...
IT IS A GOAL! BUT WHAT IS YOUR ETERNAL SCORE?
Every four years, the world pauses to witness the excitement, passion, and drama of the FIFA World Cup. Nations unite,...
THE BELIEVER’S REPUBLIC: FROM BONDAGE TO FREEDOM
Since gaining independence on 6 March 1957, Ghana remained a constitutional monarchy, with Queen Elizabeth II as Head of State...
A Refuge in the Storm: More Than A Church Building
Not too long ago, I struggled with the architecture of some church buildings. They seemed too grand, too elevated, almost...