Accra Community Church Podcasts: Recent Episodes
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Be blessed by these sermons. Accra Community Church (ACC) is a non-denominational, multicultural, egalitarian community of followers of Jesus Christ. We are passionate about Jesus Christ and want Him to be known through our lifestyle.
Our mission is to disciple and empower our community to pursue a deep personal relationship with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit, so that as individuals and families, Christ may shine through us in our homes, in church and in the market place; believing that by our godly example and testimony, many more may come to Christ.
A special message from Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah on Fathers Day. Do give this a listen and share with a friend or colleague.
What does it mean to disciple others? Using the story of Barnabas, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah explains what it means to make disciples of Christ. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a colleague, friend or neighbor.
In this sermon, Pastor Matthew highlights the importance of community to a christian. A community cannot also thrive without the presence of God. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.
Having a passion for God is not merely a sweet feeling. It's a lifestyle and a mandate. In this sermon, Brother Mensah explains what it actually means to be passionate for God's word and his works. Be blessed as you listen and share with a friend.
When Christ saved us, he favored us but not all of us manifest the blessings that come with our salvation. In this sermon Pastor Kudzo teaches us to understand how favored we are, and how to manifest it.
What does it mean to be a mother ? In this sermon, Rev. Dr Kofi Amissah classifies motherhood under 4 different categories-inspired by the story of the birth of Moses. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a colleague, friend or neighbour.
In this sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey explains what it means to be created in God's own image. According to Genesis 1:28 - God told us to to be fruitful, multiply and subdue the earth. We hope you're blessed by this sermon as you go out and do great exploits with the power of the Holy Spirit.
How do i deal with fear as a Christian ? It involves relying on faith, prayer, and the teachings of the Bible to overcome anxiety, uncertainty and doubt. Be blessed as you listen and share this sermon with a colleague, friend and relative.
Through faith, we rise above the storms of discouragement, anchored by the unwavering promise of God's love and grace. Listen to this sermon as Pastor Kudzo Seneadza explains what it means to overcome discouragement as a Christian. Be blessed.
In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah dives into the power of the truth in our Christian walk. Discover the freedom and clarity that comes from aligning our hearts with God's Word as we unravel the lies that entangles our lives.Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your faith and embrace the truth that sets us free.
Why do all the four writers of the gospels take their time to account for the stories of Jesus' arrest, sham trial, torture, crucifixion, death, burial, resurrection and ascension? The Apostle Paul has a lot to say on this. Enjoy the sermon.
Just like how the walls of Jericho were brought down, Ps. Matthew talks about finding strength in the uncomfortable and embracing God's transformative power when all seems lost.
What does faith mean to you as a Christian ? In this sermon, Ps. Rosemary highlights the importance of faith in the christian walk through its highs and lows.
In this sermon, Ps. Dr. Kudzo Seneadza talks about the transforming power of the gospel. Do listen, share and be blessed by it.
What is God and the church's stance on divorce and remarriage ? In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi tackles a 'difficult' topic on divorce and remarriage according to scripture.
With 2 stories and a parable, Ps. Kudzo intimately describes what romance means and should be in a christian marriage. Do listen and be blessed by this sermon.
What does dating and courtship mean in a Christian setting ? In this sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey takes us through the dynamics in navigating the dating and courtship scene as a Christian. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share with a friend.
In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah talks about the dynamics of the various types of families from the point of view of a Christian. Drawing inspiration and references from scriptures, he highlights on the responsibilities and roles every Christian should play in whatever family they find themselves in.
If the Lord our God is one, why is He also three persons? In this sermon, Pastor Matthew Simons gives us all the answers.
A sermon by Ps. Matthew Simons that ignites faith beyond borders. Listen and be blessed.
Ps. Dr. Kudzo Seneadza takes us on this transformative journey of recognizing God as our Abba father, understanding his many names, with each revealing a facet of his boundless love.
Starting off the theme for 2024, Growth, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah shares this sermon on pursuing growth in God. "Who knows tomorrow ?" is a must listen !
We end 2023 with thanksgiving, worship and testimonies. In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah introduces our theme for next year - GROWTH. Kindly listen to find out what growth means.
Merry Christmas ! In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah tells us how in the birth of Christ we have been given enough - enough love, grace, and salvation to fill our hearts with everlasting joy.
Embrace the transformative journey as we delve into 'The God of Amazing Possibilities' in this powerful sermon by Ps. Matthew Simons. Uncover the limitless potential and miracles that await as we deepen our faith in His extraordinary grace.
Tis' the sound of Christmas. In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah talks about making reality the hope of the Christmas package of Christ.
What does it mean to be a 'one-gallon' christian ? In this sermon, Ps. Nana Kofi Acquah addresses the ramifications of being a 'convenient' christian.
Ps. Matthew uses the story of Jacob and Esau to teach us the importance of prayer and reconciliation.
Pastor Kudzo takes us on a journey with keys to finishing the year strong, healthy and firmly rooted in Christ.
Drawing lessons and encouragement from the story of King Hezekiah, Nana Kofi Acquah encourages us to finish this year in faith and by faith in a God who keeps His promises.
There are many who've traded better for worse. Choosing Jesus comes the promise life and life abundantly but what that does that really mean? Listen to this sermon.
Common to Christiian testimony is the fact that God often turns our bad situations into miracles. These stories of his grace upsetting our problems is the stories we are supposed to share with the world. Jesus is the light of the world that leads to life. Those of us who follow him must be willing to share our personal testimonies of our experiences of him and his goodness.
There are no words to accurately describe or explain the value God places on a soul. Jesus's incarnation, death, burial and ascension were extents God went to show us the value He places on your soul. As you listen to this sermon, may you come to a place of appreciation and acceptance of the high price God paid for your soul.
Ps. Kudzo gives some insight on the core mandate given to every Christian - Evangelism.
Welcome to October, our outreach month at Accra Community Church. Do you know why Jesus calls you Salt and Light? Listen to today's sermon.
No garden is the product of an accident. Just as we get to choose what grows in our garden, and what we chuck out, we can also decide what seeds we sow in our lives, to influence the harvest we desire to have.
An active faith, the labor of love, and patience of hope were the three ingredients that made the church of Thessalonica thrive. In this short sermon, Pastor Matthew Simons encourages the church to strive to that place where we give to the Lord our labor of love.
Does it sometimes feel as though the gifts of the Holy Spirit are missing in the church? Jesus promised but the disciples had to the do receiving of the Holy Spirit, and the gifts He come with. It is in our use of these gifts, that we are best able show appreciation, manifestation and growth of the gifts
The Beatitudes were Jesus' words spoken in private to His disciples. Those precious words are valid today for the Christian looking for guidance on how to navigate family-related challenges. We hope it blesses you.
The woman at the well was looking for something. After five husbands, she finally realized marriage wasn't going to fill her void. Many today still think marriage will bring them joy, and others think if they get a divorce, they will finally find joy again.
In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo points at this void only Christ can fill, whether we are single or married.
God is a parent. He understands the challenges parents go through trying to raise godly children, and offers us a lot of guidance through His word.
How can a country that claims 7 out of 10 people are Christians also lose 3 billion dollars every year to corruption? In this sermon, Brother Eugene challenges us to relook at the intersection of Faith and Work.
Gleaning from the book of Daniel, Ps. Matthew draws amazing lessons we can apply so we can excel in our work environment, even in hostile times. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Grace is the foundation of every Christian marriage that truly works, and the four pillars that hold it up are priority, pursuit, possession, and purity. Listen to the sermon.
At 72, Dr. Michael Agyekum earned his PHD in Entrepreneurship and Marketing from the University of Ghana. For a boy who started fending for himself at age 7 and became homeless at 10, his journey with God and long list of successes in life and business is a mine worth exploring. We hope this short sermon from him blesses you.
Even though many Christians know the benefit of rest, we struggle to honour the command. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah draws from the life of Jepthah, and challenges us to allow God to lead us to rest in Him. May this sermon bless you.
Enjoy this short but life transforming sermon on how to balance our lives, using the centurion Jesus described as a man of great faith's life and choices as our guide. May it bless you.
Alluding to the four living creatures, Brother Kudzo points out the need for God, and community in achieving a healthy work life balance. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Why does Paul teach that those who don't work shouldn't eat? What does God and the Bible have to say about Work? Listen to this sermon and be blessed.
To experience God's miracles, we need to obey Him with great intentionality, especially in the moments when His ways don't make sense to us. The good news is, obeying Him always leads to unprecedented results. May God's will be done in your life.
When Mary told the servants "Whatever he tells you do it", they had no idea what obedience to Christ was going to lead to. In this short sermon, Nana encourages us to live a life that is postured to obey Christ immediately.
Microwave prayers are great. That's when God suddenly answers our prayer barely after it leaves our lips but there are times when prayer requires persistency. Paul encouraged the Roman church to keep praying even through tribulation, and so must we.
The women frantically approached Jesus tomb with their spices, totally forgetting that He'd told them in Bethany that His body had already been prepared for burial. They ended up looking for the living among the dead because they didn't remember His words to them. Do you remember God's promises to you, especially when going through difficult times? To not cling to His word is to rob yourself of all the blessings that come with His resurrection, and ascension.
Face your fears, tap into community and don't allow yourself to be destructed by praise or criticism. We hope these three lessons from Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem help you.
Why do we pray? How do we pray? Listen to today's sermon for answers to these questions and many more fundamentals doctrines and lessons on Prayer
The most shocking defeat Joshua and the Israelites suffered came about when they thought they had what it took to defeat their enemy. In fact, they underrated their enemy, Ai, so much they didn't even bother consulting God on what to do. In this sermon, Ps. Kudzo draws our attention to the danger of self-reliance, and encourages us to develop an attitude of always beginning with prayer first.
Our world today is full of churches, denominations and sects but in Christ Jesus, there is only one church, a body built upon the recognition and acceptance of Jesus as Christ. We hope this sermon blesses you.
What is Water Baptism? Why must the Christian be baptized? These questions and more are answered in this foundational series sermon. We hope it blesses you.
Jesus told the disciples that it will be to their advantage when the Holy Spirit comes upon them. Have you received the Holy Spirit baptism yet? God makes countless tremendous blessings available to us through the Holy Spirit. Don't miss out.
When the man and the woman in the garden willfully decided to believe Satan over God, they found themselves naked- stripped of His glory. And from that moment, and throughout time, God consistently worked out the perfect way by which sinful man can be saved. In this sermon, Pastor Matthew Simons speaks on the fundamental Christian doctrine of Salvation. What does it mean to be saved?
Repentance is a fundamental prerequisite for coming to Jesus, and handing over our lives to HIm.
In this sermon, Ps. Matthew breaks down what repentance is not, and sheds light on why
"we are not sinners because we sin, we sin because we are sinners."
How did sin come into the world? Why do we struggle with it? Is there a way out? In this sermon, Pastor Matthew Simons takes us to the fundamental Christian doctrine of Sin, and the impact of sin on our lives and destinies.
Let's get back to the fundamentals of our faith. How did human beings come into existence and how did we end up here? Who is Satan? What does the Bible say about him? Listen to this foundational class course taught by Pastor Matthew Simons. God bless you.
2023 is going to be the year where many difficult situations and even impossible situations become possibilities for us.
In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah lays the foundation to God's direction for ACC this year, and encourages us to expect miracles-
especially in the areas of personal transformation and deliverance.
Isaiah's prophecy about Christ took 700 years to come true; but it did come true. God's promises always come true but not always when we think He will. God is never wrong with His timing. He's truly a promise keeper.
Difficult times are often God's way of building capacity in us. The Christian who understands this principle, often has a different approach to stock taking. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo gives us practical guidelines for life.
Effective living requires intermittent stock taking; and the process doesn't need to get us depressed.
In this sermon, Ps. Rosemary shares three effective tools for effective, progressive, God-focused stock taking.
Why should we pray, if God already knows what we need? Listen to this short sermon for three reasons why prayer is relevant, especially in this season of stock taking.
Unexpressed gratitude is equal to ingratitude. King Xerxes' expression of gratitude towards Mordecai teaches us a lot on this all important lesson.
To stay grateful requires intentionality. King David was a man who never forgot his beginnings, even when he was at his pinnacle. What do you have to be grateful for?
The root of gratitude is Grace itself, and in response to kindness and grace, gratitude must be expressed. How grateful are you for God and the people he has blessed you with? How often do you express gratitude for both the small and the big things he does in your life?
Suffering for Christ is an unavoidable cross every Christian must carry but no matter how burdensome it gets, we have a reward the Apostle Peter calls "eternal glory". May this sermon encourage.
There are many people in the world who are called Jesus. To many people it is just another name but for those who believe, Jesus is the name by which we can be saved. It is the most powerful name on earth, and when the Christian understands the power that lies in the name of Jesus, demons have no other choice but to bow. May we discover the authority we have in Christ.
Jesus is big on we owning our decisions. Do you want to say Yes? Do you want to say No? Why do you struggle to say what you actually do want to say? How can the Bible help you in decision making?
When the woman came to the well that day, she chose a time of day when she'll not meet people. After five husbands and currently living with a boyfriend, she had questions and needed answers. Do you have a question?
Moses invited his brother in law to go with them to the promised land because he cared about him. Today, the church has even better promises in Christ Jesus but how often do we share our good news with those we love? In this sermon, Ps. Kudzo Seneadza shares God's plan for the church and encourages us to become instruments through whom God reaches others.
The most effective witness for Christ, is the Christian who truly walks with God, and sees His miraculous and loving hand in their everyday lives. Are you ready to bear witness for Christ? Have you received power? Has the Holy Spirit come upon you?
We are called to a life of fruitfulness in Christ Jesus. But this is not possible for the Christianity who is disconnected from the True Vine. Be a branch who bears fruit to His glory. Start with bearing the fruit of love.
No matter how much faith in God we have, life can get difficult sometimes. Doubt, ever the opportunist, creeps in those moments when life is giving us a beating. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah encourages us to stand unwavering in challenging times, fully trusting God, our ever faithful Father, to look out for us, as He always does.
As people who will one day give accounts of how we used our time, talents and resources on earth, it helps sharpen our abilities, utilize our opportunities, and live lives that are not only successful but also a witness for Christ our Lord. Joseph, a young man who was betrayed by family, imprisoned wrongfully and had every reason to give up, shows us by example how we can thrive, even in difficult times. We hope this sermon blesses you.
What is Accra Community Church about? Here's God's mission for us here on earth. Listen.
It is possible to be a Christian and not understand that the Kingdom of God is a most expensive treasure. In this short sermon, Ps. Matthew Simons challenges us to see the Kingdom of God for what it truly is.
In this Fathers' Day sermon, Ps. Rosemary Seneadza encourages every man to reconnect to his source- God.
Without the cross, there's no salvation. Christianity will be meaningless and we'd have no hope of eternal life. In this sermon Pastor Kudzo shares with us why The Cross makes us all the difference.
This sermon is the first of a new series on the The Secrets To The Kingdom of God that Jesus spoke about in Matthew 13. We hope that it blesses you.
Some of life's most important opportunities come only once. Too many people miss out when these opportunities come because they don't show up on time. In this sermon, referencing the story of the five foolish virgins in Matthew 25 and the tragic story of how Esau lost his blessing, Nana Kofi Acquah challenges us to develop the habit of showing up on time.
In today's church, many Christians appear emotionally detached from all the things happening around them. The compassion of our Lord Jesus is supposed to be poured out through us to bless this suffering world but that is not what often happens. In this short sermon, Pastor Kudzo challenges us to become compassionate and engaged, because that is how we can best love God and neighbor.
Many live their lives as though someone owes them something. Using the example of Christ's humility as He laid down His life for us, Pastor Matthew Simons challenges us to check our lives for the areas where we feel entitled, and grow in its place, a spirit of appreciation and gratitude.
Our God delivers us freely. We don't have to pay for it because we can't afford to. After setting us free, He equips us to become the instruments through whom He sets others free. Will you avail yourself?
It is not uncommon to hear in Christian circles nowadays, how many believe it is impossible to live in holiness, especially when it comes to sexual sin. In this sermon, Pastor Dr. Kudzo Seneadza sheds light on the death and resurrection of Christ, and what it means for us. It is possible to live a life above sin. It is possible to be everything Christ says we are, because of who we have become in Him. We hope this sermon blesses you.
In a world that encourages everybody to keep going in order to accumulate as much material wealth as possible, developing a life of quiet and prayer can be difficult. In this short sermon, Brother Adam shares very practical insight and advice on how Christian families can develop the worthy habit of praying together. We hope this sermon blesses you.
There's a certain power that becomes available to the church that prays together.
In Peter's weakest moment, when he was imprisoned, exhausted, and asleep, there was a church that was praying for him.
He strolled out of that prison because the church was praying for him. How often do you pray together? What are you missing out on as a church or family because you are not praying together?
When Nehemiah and his colleagues were rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem, they built ten gates; each symbolic of a phase the Christian must go through in their journey. We hope this sermon blesses you.
In this short sermon, appropriate for this Lent season, Brother Eugene Ocansey reminds us that God has set us apart unto Himself through Christ, and we have consciously live this truth everyday of our lives, everywhere we go. We hope it blesses you.
Parenting is a touch call, but not impossible.
In this panel discussion, Pastor Kudzo moderates a conversation the topic.
Love is not a suggestion. It is a command, and for good reason.
In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah makes a compelling case for why Christians must obey the command to love. We hope it blesses you.
Inspired by a book by Apostle Kpikpi, The Marriage House, Ps. Kudzo Seneadza gleans time-tested principles every couple can apply to make their marriage work. May His Grace be the foundation to your marriage as you listen to this sermon.
February is our Family and Relationships Month at Accra Community Church. This morning, a panel discusses keys to making your Christian marriage thrive. We hope their counsel blesses you.
Preached a day before Valentine, this sermon gives the single Christian, especially the one believing God for a spouse, some powerful keys to guide them while they wait. We hope these wisdom keys will help guide you.
Do you find yourself wondering how this year is going to go? Are your plans etched in or still flexible? Have you bothered making time to fully seek God's face on what His plans for your life and year are? In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah, referencing Moses, Daniel and Jesus Christ, encourages us to consider fasting; a most effective means to finding His purpose. We hope it blesses you.
Gleaning from the famous Parable of the Sower, this sermon sets the tone for a year where the church is called to focus on improving the quality of our soil. God's grace truly abounds towards all His children but until we learn to receive, we'll keep missing out on what he's doing. Happy New Year, and may you rise to the call for fruitfulness in Him.
Christianity is a call to an intimate relationship with God. He is powerful and mighty but the single most attribute Jesus emphasizes in the Lord's prayer is that God is our Father. How close are you to our heavenly father? How deep is your walk? In this short sermon, Pastor Kudzo Seneadza gives us some keys to developing an intimate relationship with God.
At some point in life, someone we love or respect or trust may let us down, betray us, or steal from us. What should the Christian do, when others offend us? In this very practical sermon, Brother Matthew Simons gives us excellent scriptural lessons on how to break free from unforgiveness.
How's 2021 gone so far? How well have you done with your resolutions, goals, and plans? In this short sermon/teaching, our sister Irma L. Quarcoo teaches us how to set SMART Goals and accomplish them. We hope the lessons will bless you.
As a people who will one day be held accountable for our lives, wisdom demands that we take stock once in a while to be sure we are on the right page, to course-correct where necessary and to make sure we finish well. In this short Sermon, NK encourages us to see the time we have now as a part of God's grace and to take advantage of it to examine our lives. We hope this sermon blesses you.
It is easy, in the face of daily life challenges, to forget how far God's grace has brought us. In this sermon Brother Eugene Ocansey begins with the condemnation that we all deserved because of our sins, and starting from our salvation, points us towards developing a consistent attitude of gratitude towards a God who so consistently and daily provides for us.
David in his song for the late King Saul and Jonathan, says amazing things about Saul he never said to him when he was alive. He is like most of us. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah points to the example Apostle Paul sets for us in his letters to the churches. Referencing 2nd Timothy, Nana draws our attention to how Paul intentionally appreciates the people in his life whilst they are alive. We hope this sermon blesses you.
King David had a lot of troubles in his lifetime but his attitude of gratitude towards God is one of his most lasting legacies. In this sermon, Brother Matthew Simons takes us to Psalm 103 and through David's voice, encourages us to develop a unending posture of gratitude. We hope this sermon blesses you.
To have someone to do life with is a blessing sufficient in itself and deserving of utmost appreciation. In the rarely read, seldom quoted Song of Songs, both the man and the woman spend countless verses appreciating each other. When Adam saw Eve for the first time, his spontaneous reaction was one of appreciation. In this short sermon, our sister Rosemary shares how appreciation is the one ingredient that can make any marriage sweet. We hope it blesses you.
Appreciation empowers and encourages those who do good or serve to do more. In this short sermon Brother Kudzo gives us a compelling reason why we need to develop a culture of appreciation.
We are all called by chosen by Christ and called by God to be his missionaries here on earth. Yes, The Bible and Church History may hold a long list of men and women who did great things for God but a lot of those people were actually ordinary people. There is no limit to what you can do for God, if you'll avail yourself. If God used Naaman's wife's slave girl, He can use you too.
Jesus commands all His disciples to go make disciples wherever in the world we find ourselves. In this short sermon, Brother Matthew Simons gives us practical advice on what to be effective disciple-makers for Christ.
In Jesus's teachings on generosity, He makes it clear that as great as giving is, it is better to give to those who can give back to us. In this short sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey challenges us to relook at our attitude and mindset towards giving. We hope it blesses you.
Hospitality is very important to Jesus, and He spoke a lot about it in the scriptures.
In this short sermon, Brother Matthew Simons shares stories from his childhood, and
how a few neighbours who opened their homes to them, got to influence them for Christ.
We hope this sermon challenges you to relook at hospitality.
Who are the most generous people on earth? Is it billionaires like Buffet and the Gates who have given billions to charity? In this sermon, Brother Ken Krieger takes us to a story in Mark 12 to share with us how a widow's two small coins touched the heart of Jesus. He challenges us to look at generosity not from a place of abundance but rather from the investments of time and resources to the benefit and blessing of others, especially when we do them to the inconveniencing of self. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Jesus cares when His disciples become discouraged, and so He's filled the Bible with stories and guidelines that can help us get out of the valley of discouragement, whenever we find ourselves trapped in there. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah gives insight and guidance on how to overcome discouragement.
Beginning with the story of how Jesus encouraged and won the trust of discouraged Peter and the other disciples, this sermon challenges us to take a literal approach to how we follow Jesus, especially through the examples He set for us throughout The Gospels.
The commandment to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy also commands us to work 6 days a week. Today, too many people are missing out on their destinies due to how they approach work. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah challenges us to relook at our relationship with work, and how through our work, we can fulfill divine destiny.
Our God is a good good Father, and He has made so much available for us. What has God promised us? What has He left us in His will? What is our experience of His provision? Why do we become frustrated? How do become transformed till His promises become our daily reality? Listen to the sermon, and share it with a friend. God bless you.
In this short sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey points to three important legacies every father must strive to leave for his children: Inheritance, a good name, and the power of a good example. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Today's man is quite confused because the roles he was raised to play in society are fast-changing, and many struggling to find their place. In this short sermon Brother Matthew Simons, shares with us principles to finding our why and what as men in this world.
In a world where "Patriarchy" has so many negative connotations, a lot of men are conflicted because society says how they were raised is wrong, and they don't quite know what to dO. Fortunately, Christ models manhood and masculinity for us, especially when it comes to leadership.
It took an encounter with a young vulcanizer for a young business executive to appreciate how blessed he truly is. Today, that once young executive, through this story and many others, encourages us to bear witness for Christ in our everyday life, with our personal testimonies, and the many gifts Christ has given us. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Many Christians don't get to fully manifest the gifts Christ has imparted to them through their spiritual heritage, or whatever unique gifts God has given them because we tend to over-spiritualize "spiritual gifts". In this short sermon- Brother Ken Krieger gives us 3 practical steps to discovering, nurturing and fully growing in the gifts God has given us. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Naomi had good reasons to be bitter. Life hadn't been fair to her but God wasn't done with her yet. Without trivializing what afflictions or difficulties we may be dealing with, Nana Kofi Acquah in this short sermon encourages us (especially our women) to keep our eyes on The One, whose grace is always sufficient for us. How was Naomi to know, that Jesus Christ our Lord, will be her descendant?
Discontentment is a thief. Quite often, it comes subtly, pretending to be drive or ambition but what it really is, is envy. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah teaches why Contentment is a superpower and encourages us to develop it.
Most of the world's most amazing dreams are either orphaned or abandoned and they're roaming looking for some brave soul or someone foolish enough to believe and adopt them. What great dreams have you abandoned, and what's your excuse? In this sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey makes a strong case for why you should make your talents, abilities, and resources count. Be blessed.
The widow had gone to Elisha at a very critical time in her life. She'd already lost her husband and was about to lose her two sons. Elisha helped her see that the solution she was looking for out there, was already in her house. We hope that this short sermon encourages you to courageously explore and develop the talents God has given you.
In this last Sunday sermon for 2020, Nana Kofi Acquah encourages us to be grateful for how 2020 has gone. He reminds us that no matter how 2020 went, the fact that we are still here is more than enough reason to praise Him. We hope this sermon blesses you.
In this short sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey encourages us to follow the example of our loving heavenly Father, the God who doesn't get tired of giving. He asserts that it is when we generously give our time , love and resource especially to those who can't give back to us, that we become most like Christ. We hope this sermon blesses you.
In this sermon, Brother Kudzo helps us relook at the Christmas story and draws our attention to God's amazing humility- becoming flesh, being born in a manger, dwelling among us, and dying a disgraceful death on the cross for our sake; and encourages to walk in the same virtue, for which Christ was known.
The Christmas story is a phenomenal one and the pivot of our faith. In this sermon series, we glean amazing insights and life lessons from the Christmas story. In this sermon, Brother Matthew Simons teaches us to open our homes and hearts to Christ as the inn-keeper did, especially when we encounter some of society's most vulnerable because our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ was once a refugee in Egypt.
Patience is to have a big heart; to have the capacity to make excuses for other’s faults, as we make for our own. But even more importantly, patience is one the surest ways of measuring the depth and quality of our love. Listen to the sermon for more insight on why we all need to develop this virtue and how the Holy Spirit can help us. Sermon preached by Brother Kudzo Seneadza.
In this short sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah draws our attention to the fact that no one can draw water from an empty well. As Christian, we cannot properly and effectively love God and neighbour, until we learn to love self.
With too many people growing up in dysfunctional families, the scriptural command to honour our parents can be harder to obey than it appears. In this sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey teaches us how to truly honour our parents without dishonouring ourselves or our spouses.
Why are so many marriages struggling, even in the body of Christ? In this short sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah gleans from the story of Rahab and Salmon, to give us practical keys to building successful Christian marriages and relationships. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Contrary to what appears to be an accepted norm nowadays in Christendom, God didn't call us, save us, and equip us to just go through life passively. His call to Love Him and our neighbour, is a call to passionate living. If this sermon blesses you, share it with a friend.
Love can simply be defined as Patience and Kindness, and those two virtues are amazing yardsticks by which we can measure our love. It is impossible to become anything like God, if we cannot walk in love. God is love, and He expects us, His children, to walk in His love.
Have you ever had to deal with someone who has a lot of power or authority but is very deficient in love? Did you feel safe? Did they put your life at risk? Would you like to work or live with such a person again? In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah introduces us to the first element or characteristic of the fruit of the Holy Spirit- LOVE. We hope this sermon blesses you.
In this sermon, Brother Jonas Ayeri draws our attention to who we have become in Christ, and why the old barriers, cultures, and systems that separated Jews from Greeks, slaves from free, and male from female are now broken down. We hope this sermon blesses you.
When the Holy Spirit descended on the early church on the day of Pentecost, He came with gifts and many benefits. Through the lens of Ephesians 3, Rev. Dr. Kofi Amissah draws our attention to all the benefits we have in Christ and encourages us to pursue these blessings in Him.
In times of crisis, where do we run to? Some of the considered the safest on earth, are today battling Covid-19. In Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus, we learn that the Grace of God that comes to us through Christ is also the safest place we can hide. Sermon preached by Rev. Jeff Korum.
Sometimes, what we consider our everyday reality and even sense of self and identity can feel very faraway from what and who the Bible says we are. In this sermon, our Brother Kudzo Seneadza, encourages us to pursue the truth of our new identity in Christ, until it becomes our tangible, everyday reality. We hope it encourages you.
If anyone is going to find out who they truly are, and what they’re here for, they’ll have to ask God. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah introduces us to the powerful truths in the opening verses of Ephesians, and encourages us to explore and embrace who God says we truly are. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Every Christian, not just the evangelist, is called to bear witness of Christ. Why are so many failing at it? In this short sermon, Brother Pakwo Shum shows us how to get equipped for effective witness, focusing on the fruit of the Spirit. May the Lord bless, equip and use to reach the lost, as you listen to this sermon.
In this sermon, Brother Mensah Seneadza, point us to the courage and humility with which Christ faced His imminent death, as proof that He truly is the promised Saviour and King. And when we get to understand the enormity of His sacrifice and the depth of His love, it becomes easier to fulfil our God-given assignments and purposes here on earth.
Giving or Generosity is probably one of the most abused topics in Church but the Bible clearly speaks for itself, and offers the Christian guidance on the proper way to be generous. In this short sermon, preached over Zoom, Pastor Jeff Korum shares some insights with us. We hope it blesses you.
God, our Daddy, is responsible for His children's welfare. So why do we worry when difficult times come? Why do we, like the disciples, sometimes question if God even cares about us? In this short sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah points us to how we can walk in assurance, even in difficult times. May God bless you.
When King Saul was questioned for sparing Agag, he blamed his soldiers. He blamed other people. Too many Christians abandon their god-given assignment because of other people. In this short sermon, Nana Kofi encourages us to see that the biblical call to obedience, is about obeying God out of love, and not just out of duty, and to allow others to distract us, is to fail The One who loves us the most.
Gleaning lessons from the story of Ruth and Naomi, Nana Kofi Acquah shows us from God's word, 3 keys to surviving a major storm. We hope this short sermon blesses you.
In this sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey delves into three sure sources of godly wisdom and shows us how the Christian's life can be positively impacted in this life and eternity if we tap into these sources. Listen, and be blessed.
What does the Bible mean by in "All your getting, get Wisdom", and how does one even get Wisdom? In this sermon, Matthew Simons takes us to the scriptural source of Wisdom and Understanding. We hope it blesses you.
Common Sense and Discernment are critical to life and living effectively. In this short sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah teaches on practical ways the Christian can walk in these two attributes of divine wisdom. We hope this sermon blesses you.
"Jesus came to earth to serve, and He didn't get paid for it". In this short sermon Pastor Brian McIntyre challenges the church to rise up and serve. We serve not because God needs us, but because He wants us. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Someone once said: "The world is huge but if you don't figure out how to live effectively, you may not fit in. In this series we glean wisdom keys from the prayer and life of Moses, to enable us live effectively. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Why did God make a covenant of circumcision with Abraham and what can we learn from it? In this sermon, Brother Matthew Simons, makes a case for why we must learn to design contracts, and how much easier it makes it, when relationships turn sour and promises are broken. This is part of our Effective Living series. We hope this sermon blesses you.
"A favor earned is not favor". Jesus Christ is God's special present for us all who will believe and accept Him. We don't have to work our way to our Father. In fact, we can't. In this sermon, Brother Mensah Seneadza makes us realize why it is crucial for us to relook at the gift that Christ is.
Many people, including some Christians, wallow in a life of sin because they have not fully understood the terms of their adoption, and all the privileges that come with being born again into the family of God through Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Matthew Simons takes us to the fundamentals of salvation and challenges us to become who Christ saved us to be. We hope this sermon blesses you
This Christmas season is the perfect time to relook at the gift that Christ is. Many people are distracted from the truth of the gospel because of terrible experiences they've had with Christians or read about Church history but in this short sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah challenges us to focus on Christ and what He offers so that we can get to fully experience Him for who He is.
Barnabas is not his real name but his life was so encouraging that the apostles nicknamed him "Son of Encouragement". Barnabas' life teaches us how to properly encourage others. May this short sermon bless you.
Broken-hearted over John the Baptist's execution, Jesus sought solitude but compassion for the thronging crowd that followed Him, compelled Him to reach out to heal and bless them, at a time when He needed healing Himself. Jesus lived a life of compassion, and in this short sermon- Brother Mensah Seneadza challenges the church to become like Christ in how we show compassion.
In life, it is easy for people to see the glory and not ask for the story. Here is a story of an exceptional entrepreneur, mother and grandmother. In spite of all the curve balls life has thrown at her, Mimi still lifts her head high, confident in God's grace. We hope this episode encourages you.
Contrary to popular belief, the number one cause of divorce is money, not sex. Delivered in very practical, down to earth steps, learn how to best manage your finances in a way that builds trust, respect and security in your relationship, whilst securing your financial future. This episode can save your life and marriage. Listen.
Love is the pivot of community and what truly set the early church apart. In this sermon, Edwin Gbekor encourages us to focus on love and rise above lust. Love is multi-dimensional but God must always be the source and reason. We hope this short sermon blesses you.
Doing business in Ghana can be hard. Doing business as a Christian can be even harder. In this episode, one man shares his story about how the trials and tribulations have drawn him closer to God, and how God has become his ultimate president. We hope this episode blesses you, and if it does, please share with others.
By taking us to the communion, Brother Matthew Simons, in this short sermon, encourages us to see the power in recognizing each other, as a community that follows Christ. "When we don't recognize each other when we don't recognize each other's role in the church, we don't recognize the church".
In this short sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah shares a dream God showed him about the state of the church today. Too many Christians are struggling in private but putting on bold faces in public and those who are best equipped to help them, show up in church, only interested in personal breakthroughs and opportunities. But is that the best we can do? We hope this sermon blesses you.
Barely before he was old enough to vote, Pakwo Shum already learned how to make money as an entrepreneur. His has been a journey of more than thirty years. In this episode, he bears his heart out to us, showing us what it really means to do business God's way. We hope it blesses you.
God is interested in everything you are and everything you do, and not just your tithe and offering. In this financial literacy series- 90 and 10, we look beyond the tithe and the offering and focus on 100% of the financial blessings God showers on his children.
How do you make money?, How do you manage it? How do you grow it? What can you do now to secure your financial future?
In a time when the concept of giving is so exploited and abused, many sound Christians have become quite guarded. In this simple sermon, Brother Kudzo Seneadza takes us to a psalm that was made famous by Bonnie M. We hope this sermon inspires you to do more for God.
The first time Sister Susu prayed to Jesus Christ, she was already 29. Her first prayer was "God, show me you heal", and with that short prayer began a journey of discovering the healing power of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. As you listen to this sermon, may The Lord Jesus Christ become for you too, The God Who Heals.
In a time when everything is about 'me, myself and I', the ministry of interceding for others is almost forgotten. In this short sermon, Brother Matthew Simons shares amazing testimonies of how the prayer of the saints delivered both him and his wife Gifty in vehicular accidents at different times in one day. We hope that this testimony of God's goodness, and the power that is released through intercession, will inspire you to pursue a life of constantly praying for others.
Brother Edwin Gbekor shares his testimony on how prayer delivered him from the power of the occult, and set him on a path to intimacy and growth in Christ. By the grace of God, he has seen God, through prayer, deliver many others, and God can deliver you too. We hope his testimony blesses you.
In this sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey talks about how it is impossible to have an amazing prayer life outside a relationship with God. And in our pursuit of The Father's heart, we need to understand that "Yes" is an answer, "Wait" is an answer and "No" is also an answer. We hope this sermon blesses you.
“The Holy Spirit is a bottomless well of ideas” but rarely do some Christians pause to listen to him when they pray. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah shares on the benefits of listening in prayer. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Brother Kudzo Seneadza became born again when he was young. And over the years, God has shown himself faithful in every aspect of their walk. In this sermon, he shares his amazing testimony of what prayer has meant to him, and what it means to totally depend on God. We hope this sermon blesses you.
Too many good Christians are disillusioned. After years of standing on God's word, going on evangelism, giving to the poor etc, they struggle to see the manifestations of his blessings on their lives. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah speaks about the need for balance in the Christian walk, and how lack of character is often an impediment to the full manifestation of His blessings in our lives.
When he was barely 19, and a student about to set out to discover life and adulthood in another country, God gave Brother Jonas Ayeri some wisdom keys that have been instrumental in guiding and shaping all of his adult life. This Sunday being his last at Accra Community Church, he bares his heart out and unveils these secrets for the benefit of the church. We hope these wisdom keys will bless you too, as you listen.
Depression is a taboo topic in many churches but fortunately, the Holy Bible has a lot to say on the condition, and assures us, God's children, of our heavenly Father's ability to deliver and help us through those seasons when we struggle with the condition. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah points us to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ's manifesto in which He promises to set captives. As you listen to this sermon, may Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, set you free.
Just as having a baby is not a decision the baby makes but one the parents make and work on, so the work of our salvation wasn't a decision we made but one God made all by Himself, and implemented by Himself and all to His Glory Alone. In this sermon, Pastor Matthew Simons sheds insight into our salvation story in new ways, and teaches us how to manifest God's glory today. Be blessed.
Brother Edwin speaks on how faith works in the life of the believer. After many years of rebelling against God and passionately pursuing the occult, he encountered the power of God, and his life has been transformed since then. In this sermon, he encourages us on why we should pursue a faith walk with Jesus.
Our Lord Jesus Christ never used the word GRACE, but in countless parables He explained the depth, and width and height of the Father’s grace towards us; His lost sheep, His lost coin, His prodigal son. In this sermon, Brother Jonas Ayeri points us to Christ’s finished work, and how sufficient it is for our lives. May you gain a deep understanding of what it means to be saved by Grace, as you listen to this sermon
Why would Martin Luther say “Christ is the centre and the circumference of the Bible”? Why do Christians insist on Jesus being the only way to God, especially when they know so many good hearted people who are not Christians? Are all those people going to hell? In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo Seneadza answers some of these difficult questions with a lot of wisdom and grace. Be blessed as you listen.
In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah introduces what is the part one of a five sermon series on the relevance of Scripture, Faith, Grace, Christ and The Glory of God (also known as the five solas), in the Christian's daily walk with God. May the Truth of God's word minister to your heart, as you listen.
In this sermon, Matthew Simons, takes us to story of the prodigal son, and shows us that unlike the jealous, judgmental big brother in that story, we have a Big Brother who is willing to make us Joint-Heirs of His inheritance. Christ’s willingness to share everything He has with us, in spite of our wastefulness, is the ultimate grace story.
In this sermon, Eugene Ocansey challenges us on what it mean to be salt and light in these dark days. Considering that there are over 10,000 churches in Ghana, how come corruption thrives? How does the Christian find relevance and courage to stand out in these most challenging times?
Throughout the diverse dark periods in church history, God always comes through and always remembers His people. In this prophetic expository sermon based on the book of Zechariah, Brother Joe Seneadza points us to the Five Solas of The Reformation, and calls us the church to embrace the new move of the Spirit across the world.
Every woman, no matter what kind of woman they are or have been, can be used, and has been used by God. God can use you too, if you will allow Him. He knows the hurdles that are designed to impede your progress, and He shows us through scripture, that He is willing and able to help you overcome and become everything He says you are. Happy Mother's Day
If anybody understands how rejection and betrayal impacts us, Jesus Christ does. And if anyone can truly help us, He can. In this Resurrection Sunday sermon, Pastor Matthew Simons sheds light on 5 different types of pain Jesus suffered for our sake, and how because of that, He is the best person to help us, when we ourselves are going through suffering. Be blessed.
Contrary to the belief that church is for good people, Nana Kofi Acquah points us to the scriptures, which clearly shows what God's intention for creating the church is, and why our attitudes may be closing the door of the church, instead of opening it to the world.
Our Lord Jesus Christ, came from a long line of imperfect people, probably as God's way of telling us that He is willing to use us, as we are, for His purposes. His first most important condition is that we avail ourselves. Are you available? Preached by Nana Kofi Acquah
Born into a muslim family, Susu never saw herself becoming a Christian. For seven years in school, her friends had tried and failed. Whilst in England on vacation, God finds her. Today, she shares her story and asks the very important question of Why. Why does God save us? May you find your "why" as you listen to her sermon. God bless you.
Brother Edwin had his own Damascus Experience when the Holy Spirit knocked him down and delivered him in the very park where he had first sold his soul to the devil. Listen to his testimony on how the power of Christ is able to totally transform a rebellious soul into a willing ambassador of the gospel. The God who delivered him, can deliver you too.
Contrary to the opinion many have, that the God of the Old Testament is mean and Jesus is kind, God, Our Father, actually is the initiator and source of Grace in the scriptures, and He expects us, as His children, to be the extensions of His grace in society. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah talks about why Accra Community Church must give to the orphan, widow, naked, poor, thirsty, hungry, sick, prisoner etc. It is in giving to society's most vulnerable, that we actually give to Christ.
The 2nd Person of the Trinity, is Jesus, The Word of God. In this sermon, Matthew Simons delves into three sure ways God speaks to us through His word, and offers an amazing insight into prophecy and how to know if it's really God.
What if there really was one who could pray for you, better than you could for yourself? Or one who truly will be with you through all the seasons of your life? What if you could befriend the most creative, most powerful person in the universe? Meet the Holy Spirit is a sermon preached by Nana Kofi Acquah, at Accra Community Church, 2019.
There is such a thing as Christianese; a bunch of spiritual sounding jargons and terminologies Christians seem to throw around. But what if we delved deeper into one of those cliche terminologies? "Jehovah Jireh, God our Provider" in its truest sense, captures the concept of this God, who goes ahead and prepares the way for His children. Sermon preached by Nana Kofi Acquah