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Put Your Trust in God: Why Faith Must Rise Above Money, Connections and Human Strength
Discover why trusting God must go beyond words as believers learn to pray, prepare, persevere and depend on Him above money, education, connections, skills and human strength. Read more
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Pastor Otabil Talk Seven Pillars Wey Dey Shape Human Society
Pastor Mensa Otabil explain say family, culture, education, media, science, business and government be seven pillars wey shape society, influence daily life and determine the future of generations. Read more
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Apostle Aaron Ami-Narh: ‘We Have a Lot of Church Activities but Very Little Spiritual Productivity’
Apostle Dr. Aaron Ami-Narh challenges Christians and churches to move beyond religious activity into genuine repentance, surrender, discipleship and spiritual maturity, insisting that transformed lives must accompany Christian profession. Read more
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Duncan-Williams Warns Pastors: ‘Be Careful How You Become Successful’
Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams challenges Christian leaders to reject disloyalty, competition and selfish ambition, insisting that genuine church growth prioritises souls, integrity, divine assignment and faithfully finishing the Christian journey. Read more
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Apostle General and Mama Rita Share 40-Year Marriage Secrets: “Love Alone Doesn’t Carry You Through”
Apostle General Sam Korankye Ankrah and Mama Rita reflect on 40 years of marriage, revealing how faith, friendship, forgiveness, communication, respect and intentional growth helped sustain their lifelong covenant. Read more
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In the Corridors of Power (1): Pastor Mensa Otabil Reveals the Seven Pillars That Shape Society
Pastor Mensa Otabil identifies seven pillars shaping society and challenges Christians to understand the times, enter influential spaces, confront ungodly systems and establish righteous structures that advance God’s purposes. Read more
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How Far Do You See? Pastor Mensa Otabil Challenges Christians to Look Beyond Today and Build the Future
Pastor Mensa Otabil challenges Christians, especially young people, to reject instant gratification, see beyond present difficulties, embrace problems as opportunities and build a future capable of impacting generations. Read more



