New Spirit: YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO DIE LIKE ABNER

New Spirit: YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO DIE LIKE ABNER: "TOPIC: YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO DIE LIKE ABNER PREPARED AND PRESENTED BY PS. K. AFOAKWA – DUAH, COP – MANSO ATWERE TEXT: 2 SAM 3: 33 -35; NUM. ..."

IN HIM IS LIFE: Hi Folks

IN HIM IS LIFE: Hi Folks: "Praise the Lord, beloved: It is great to be on this blog. We hope to share many mysteries of the Good News of Jesus Christ together."

New Spirit: Seven Lessons For New Followers of Jesus

New Spirit: Seven Lessons For New Followers of Jesus: "Where should I start off my New Converts' training? What materials exist and how can I access them? On this blog, we are very interested in..."

New Spirit: The Story of Redemption as told through Israel

New Spirit: The Story of Redemption as told through Israel: "One very useful way of 'unlocking' the Bible is to check how the Old Testament tells the story of the New Testament. After all the OT is sa..."

New Spirit: Spiritual Warfare on Lord's Supper Day

New Spirit: Spiritual Warfare on Lord's Supper Day: "When the Lord laid it on my heart to preach this on Lord's Supper Day, I just went dumb. How do I relate this to the bread and wine...wait a..."

A Well-Prepared Soup Sings an Aromatic Song

Those who love the African soup can testify to this: If a soup you have really enjoyed is singing (burning) from the kitchen you can identify it right away and sound an accurate alarm. You never say about that soup that "something is burning in the kitchen." Rather, "the soup is burning". As a good soup sets out a proper housewife, so does a good message from the Lord make the congregation know that God has sent a man. That is the first and basic miracle that sets the man of God apart, and identifies Him. It is important therefore that we do not get the Precious Message of Jesus Christ jumbled up with mistaken claims, opinions and non-facts.

I am privileged to welcome you to participate in this blog, where it is our intention to help many maintain the purity and force of their message over the long haul. In soup-making, some amount of jumbling up is first done with the ingredients, so we intend here to jumble-up the seasoned teachers and preachers with the cadet teachers and preachers. We hope the former will find joy in making the time, and the latter will remain humble and discreet in learning. Together, we will prepare good soups, and the disciples will grow stronger to replace us well, so that we can all go home in time...

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