Live The Resurrected Life In Christ Jesus – Apostle Dr Jimmy Markin To Christians web

Live The Resurrected Life In Christ Jesus – Apostle Dr Jimmy Markin To Christians

The Cape Coast Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr Amos Jimmy Markin, has stated that the resurrected life in Christ Jesus is not merely an annual Easter celebration but rather a daily walk of transformation.

He made this statement during the recently held Easter Convention, organised by the Cape Coast, Aboom, and Nkanfoa districts in Cape Coast.

Focusing on unveiling the depth and significance of living the resurrected life in Christ, Apostle Dr Markin cited Romans 8:2 and Romans 8:9-11 and explained that accepting Christ ushers believers into a brand-new life, a life that was unavailable in the days of Adam but made accessible through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This new life, he said, is imparted into the hearts of those who believe through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.

The Coordinator of the Central Regional Coordinating Committee maintained that to truly understand the Christian faith, one must grasp the reality of the resurrected life. He noted that this life empowers believers to live above sin and walk in righteousness, as led by the Spirit of God.

Apostle Dr Markin further referenced Romans 1:3-4, highlighting that ‘Christ in you’ introduces a spiritual law of life that supersedes physical laws. He explained that those who have been crucified with Christ (Galatians 2:20) no longer live under the dominion of the flesh but live a borrowed life, a life sourced from Christ. While physical laws such as the law of gravity can be challenged through scientific experimentation, spiritual laws remain immutable and are not to be broken, he said, warning that violating these laws leads to grave consequences.

Quoting Revelation 4:20, he noted that the Law of Death was activated in the Garden of Eden through Adam and Eve’s disobedience. In contrast, Jesus Christ, through His resurrection, activated the Law of the Spirit, which now governs the lives of those who believe in Him.

He urged believers to reject the works of the flesh (Galatians 5:19-21) and instead bear the fruit of the Spirit as described in Galatians 5:22-24, evidence of a true resurrected life.

In his closing remarks, the immediate past Evangelism Director of the church stressed that anyone who is in Christ is not only hidden in Him but also in God the Father. Such a person, he indicated, lives a divinely borrowed life, protected from destruction.

He, therefore, encouraged believers to desire an intimate knowledge of God and the resurrection power that raised Jesus from the dead, and to live lives that reflect the worthiness of the resurrection.

Report by Cape Coast Zone Media Ministry

Twelve In Twelve Project, Otsenkorang District Donate Vital Medical Equipment To Clinic web

Twelve In Twelve Project, Otsenkorang District Donate Vital Medical Equipment To Clinic

The Otsenkorang District of The Church of Pentecost, in partnership with the Twelve in Twelve Project, a non-governmental organisation, has donated a range of essential medical equipment to the Otsenkorang CHPS Compound in the Swedru Area of the Central Region.

The items included a medical screen, thermometers, blood pressure apparatus, a weighing scale, nebulizers, a delivery set, bedsheets, a refrigerator, an air conditioner, glucometers, and hospital beds. The items are expected to significantly enhance healthcare delivery for residents of Otsenkorang and neighbouring communities.

As part of the initiative, Twelve in Twelve also organised an adolescent health seminar focused on educating the youth about teenage pregnancy, its associated risks, and preventive measures. The seminar saw impressive attendance, demonstrating the community’s strong commitment to securing a healthier future for its younger generation.

At the donation ceremony, leaders of the CHPS Compound expressed profound gratitude to The Church of Pentecost and Twelve in Twelve for their timely and generous intervention. They also called on the government to provide additional support and resources to meet the increasing healthcare needs of the growing population.

The event was graced by several dignitaries, including Overseer Solomon and Mrs Rebecca Aku Boadi (Otsenkorang District Minister of The Church of Pentecost), Dr Mrs Joyclyn Esi Darkwa (Agona West Municipal Health Director), Dr Delasi Gbekor (Team Lead, Twelve in Twelve), Mr Nathaniel Eduam (Assistant Team Lead, Twelve in Twelve), Mr Kwesi Bondam (Abusua Panyin of Otsenkorang), Ms Vida Brown Arthur (Officer in Charge, Otsenkorang CHPS Compound), and Mr Ebenezer Takyi (Assembly Member for Otsenkorang).

Report by Otsenkorang Media Team

Renowned 74-Year-Old Idol Worshipper Surrenders To Christ web

Renowned 74-Year-Old Idol Worshipper Surrenders To Christ

Yibaatey Tungmine, a renowned idol worshipper, has given up worshipping his idols and surrendered his life to Jesus Christ at Bulee No. 1 in the Namong District of the Wa Area of The Church of Pentecost.

He brought out all his idols and charms to be burnt and allowed himself, his wife, and his two teenage children to be baptised in water on April 24, 2025, by the District Minister, Overseer Joseph Kyei Asomaning.

Yibaatey Tungmine, who was sick, miraculously received his healing when he was prayed for during the Youth Transformers Conference held at the Bulee Community by the Namong District of The Church of Pentecost.

He confessed that he had worshipped the idol throughout his life, but the idol could not heal him from his disease.

The District Minister prayed for him and his family for total liberation and encouraged the family to attend church regularly and serve God well.

To God be the glory.

Report by Namong District Media Team.

350 School Children Benefit From Free Shoes Distribution In Essam-Debiso Area web

350 School Children Benefit From Free Shoes Distribution In Essam-Debiso Area

The Essam-Debiso Area of The Church of Pentecost, led by Pastor Frank Awuah Fordjour, demonstrated a show of love on April 17, 2025, by distributing 350 pairs of shoes valued at GH¢140,000.00 to pupils of Agyemu Suleman B/A School in the Akatiso District in the Western North Region of Ghana.

This kind gesture, part of the Children’s Ministry’s ‘Adopt a School’ project in partnership with the Schools Outreach Ministry of the church, aims to meet the felt needs of schools while finding ways to reach them with the gospel.

Presenting the items, the Area Head noted that the donation is part of an ongoing project aimed at distributing over 1,500 pairs of shoes to children in less endowed communities in the area. This, he said, is part of championing the church’s ‘Possessing the Nations’ agenda, which aims not only at preaching the gospel but also at transforming society through various social interventions.

Receiving the items on behalf of the school, the visibly elated chief of the Agyemu community, Nana Isaac Frimpong, expressed his appreciation to Pastor Awuah Fordjour and the church for their thoughtfulness in meeting some of the felt needs of the children. He encouraged more such donations.

Also present at the brief ceremony were Nana Afua Asumani (Queen Mother of Agyemu), Mr Raymond Frimpong (Circuit Supervisor of the Ghana Education Service), Hon. Samuel Okyere (Headteacher and Assemblyman of the community), and Pastor Samuel Gbinuri and his wife (District Minister of Akatiso District).

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Live Resurrected Life – Apostle Tawiah To Christians web

Live Resurrected Life – Apostle Tawiah To Christians

The Tamale Area Head of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle John Budu Kobina Tawiah, has admonished Christians to live a life that reflects the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Speaking during the climax of this year’s Easter Convention for districts within the Tamale Metropolis on the theme, ‘Living The Resurrected Life,’ he opined that the daily live of the Christian can be lived more meaningfully through the resurrected life of Jesus Christ.

According to Apostle Tawiah, believers who are in Christ have also died to sin, hence their lives must reflect the character of Christ. He stated that the power that raised Jesus Christ from the dead is the Holy Spirit who lives in believers, and that He quickens believers’ mortal bodies and makes them alive for good works (Romans 8:11).

‘With the presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives, we carry God’s power which makes us fearless when we confront evil powers,’ he said.

He indicated that living the resurrected life introduces two things to the believer. The first, he siad, is the power of transformation. This power transforms people from sinful lives to become instruments in God’s hands for good works. Citing the woman of Samaria from John chapter 4, Apostle Tawiah stated that the people in her community saw a changed life, which is why they followed her to see Jesus as she testified about Him.

‘Our resurrected lives will attract people to Christ,’ he stated, adding that no human system can effectively deal with sin except Jesus Christ living in them. He urged believers to back their service to God with their character, something made possible when they empty themselves of their human agenda and follow God’s agenda (Romans 8:12-14).

Apostle Tawiah advised Christians to let people know their identity as Christians wherever they find themselves. He went further to say that people say evil things about the church in Ghana because many Christians are not living the true Christian life.

Reading from Galatians 2:19-20, he mentioned that Christians do not have a righteousness of their own but one conferred on them through Christ – the imputed righteousness (Philippians 3:19-20), which is a direct product of the resurrection. This confers a life of holiness and pure conscience unto the believer.

He explained that the transformation is through an ongoing work of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit works on believers by prompting them when sin enters their lives. It is important to be responsive to such promptings, repent when one is convicted, and go on to repair their relationship with God. According to him, such promptings come through the study and hearing of the word of God and other forms of communication, saying, ‘It is the responsibility of the believer to cooperate with the Holy Spirit as He works on him or her’ (1 John 2:27).

Secondly, he advised that believers should be intentional towards living the resurrected life.

‘As recorded in Colossians 3:1-4, we should think and behave with heaven on our minds. We should make every effort to live as resurrected Christians,’ he said, adding, ‘Let heaven fill your mind and do not be greedy for the things of the world, for you have an integrity to protect as a believer. We should therefore make every effort to reflect our new character as those who have died, been buried, and resurrected with Christ. Sin should not have dominion over us.’ (Romans 6:1-14)

Ending his message, Apostle Tawiah urged Christians to endeavour to live a resurrected and new life to make a difference in their communities. The occasion was graced with the presence of some chiefs and heads of security agencies in the Northern Region.

Report by Tamale Area Media Team

Teshie-Nungua Area Supports Global Missions With Generous Donations web

Teshie-Nungua Area Supports Global Missions With Generous Donations

The Teshie-Nungua Area of The Church of Pentecost has donated $15,000 to support infrastructural development and administrative work in Equatorial Guinea and Sierra Leone.

The donation was made by the Area Head, Apostle Wilberforce Nkrumah-Agyeman, on Tuesday, April 23, 2025.

In addition to the monetary donation, the Area presented 10 life jackets to the Afram Plains and Kete-Krachi Areas, located along the Volta Lake, which are prone to flooding and water-related incidents. This provision aims to enhance safety measures for residents and church members in these communities.

The funds and items were presented to the General Secretary of the church, Apostle Samuel Gyau Obuobi, on behalf of the Missions Board Chairman, Apostle Eric Nyamekye, and the International Missions Director, Apostle Emmanuel Agyemang Bekoe.

Apostle Obuobi expressed gratitude to the leadership and members of the Teshie-Nungua Area for their generosity and commitment to the church’s global mission, assuring that the funds and equipment would be used effectively to support the designated mission areas.

Other dignitaries present at the donation ceremony included Pastor Emmanuel Appah (Finance and Administration Director at the Headquarters), Pastor Isaac Osei (Teshie-Nungua Area Missions Committee Chairman), Elder Bonah Kodua (Teshie-Nungua Area Senior Accounts Officer), Mrs Victoria Kumi-Woode (Administrative Manager at the Missions Office), and Mrs Ruth Agyabeng Keelson (Accounts Manager, Missions Office).P

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Jesus Is Lord Of Both The Living And The Dead – Apostle Dr Dieudonne Nuekpe Asserts web

Jesus Is Lord Of Both The Living And The Dead – Apostle Dr Dieudonne Nuekpe Asserts

The La Area Head and Executive Council member of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Dr Dieudonne Komla Nuekpe, has said that Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension prove that He is Lord over both the dead and the living (Matthew 28:5-7).

Apostle Nuekpe made this statement during a sermon at the Easter Convention, held from April 17-20, 2025, at zonal levels, namely Alajo, La, Accra Newtown, and Abelemkpe, among others. He spoke on the theme, ‘He is Risen, that I may Live a Life Worthy of My Calling.’

Apostle Dr Nuekpe, referencing Genesis 3:17, Romans 3:23, and Romans 6:23, stated that the greatest problem in the world is sin. He explained that sin entered by world through the disobedience and fall of Adam in the garden.

He indicated that God’s plan was for humanity to fully enjoy life and not just exist, saying, ‘He expected mankind to live lives of victory and glory, but due to disobedience, He pointed man to his former state, which is dust.’

Citing Hebrews 9:22, he said that after the fall of man, and until Jesus Christ came to die to save humanity, man sacrificed different kinds of animals to redeem their souls, but to no avail. That is why God came in the form of man to die for humanity (John 3:16), he added.

Apostle Dr Dieudonne Komla Nuekpe stressed that when Jesus was pierced at the side, the mixture of water and blood that gushed out testified that He really died. Although the tomb where He was buried was sealed and guarded to make it impossible for Him to escape, the seal was broken on the third day as a fulfillment of prophecy (John 14:19), he said.

‘It is imperative to understand that the death of Jesus Christ was not accidental but was God’s plan to save the world,’ he said, adding, ‘He even saved lives while He hung between two sinners. Though Jesus died for all, not all are saved, but those who receive Him as their Lord and personal Saviour.’ (Revelation 22:17)

He hinted that because Jesus does not want any excuses, He proclaimed the gospel in the grave as proof that He is Lord of both the living and the dead (1 Peter 3:18-19).

Concluding his message, Apostle Dr Dieudonne Komla Nuekpe encouraged all and sundry to truly accept Jesus into their lives and continue to remain in Him in order to live lives worthy of their calling.

In attendance at the various sessions were former Ambassador of Ghana to South Korea, Her Excellency Dufie Agyarko-Kusi; former National Women’s Leader of South Korea, Mrs Joan Asamoah; and Mrs Juanita Nuekpe (wife of the Area Head), among others.

Report by La Area Media Team

The Resurrection Power Signifies Eternal Life In The Ark web

The Resurrection Power Signifies Eternal Life In The Ark – Apostle Fianko-Larbi Observes

The Resident Minister for Pentecost International Worship Centre (PIWC)-Sakumono in the Teshie-Nungua Area of The Church of Pentecost, Apostle Seth Fianko-Larbi, has proclaimed that the resurrection power of the Lord Jesus Christ signifies eternal life in the Ark above the raging floods. 

He drew a parallel between Christ and Noah’s Ark in Genesis chapters 7 and 8, saying, ‘As the flood came during Noah’s time, Jesus Christ, who is with you and in you, will protect you like those who were saved in Noah’s ark.’

‘Whatever comes your way as a flood, God is going to use it for your good. There is a rising in every aspect of your life; we are in the ark, and the ark is Christ,’ he said, while urging Christians to believe in the resurrected Christ.

Apostle Fianko-Larbi shared these insights during the climax of this year’s Easter convention held by the PIWCs and Worship Centres in the Teshie-Nungua Area at the GHACEM Park, Sakumono, on Sunday, April 20th, 2025. The theme for the convention was, ‘The Crucified Christ is Alive,’ based on Acts 3:15 and Ephesians 4:1.

In his sermon titled, ‘Walking Daily in the Victorious Power of the Redemption,’ Apostle Fianko-Larbi read scriptures from Romans 8:19, Hebrews 2:14-16, Ephesians 1:9, among others, explaining that Christians live from a position of victory because of the power of Christ’s blood. 

‘We cannot be limited by distance, time, and matter; it is the realm of Grace,’ he stated, adding, ‘If God gives you something in the resurrection, nothing can destroy it.’

‘In our journey towards life, one can encounter depression, death, depreciation, distress, and disappointments. However, the risen Christ, who rose from death, is the truth. He is the author of life, the imperishable seed, and nothing in creation can overcome the author of life and His children,’ he emphasized.

According to Apostle Fianko-Larbi, there are two witnesses to the resurrection account. The first is historical data or facts from multiple people, attestation from enemies, eyewitness testimonies, the principle of embracement, and the consistencies in oral accounts of the resurrection.

‘The second witness is you and I, the Christians. We the believers who have tried and tested the resurrection power in our daily lives,’ he added.

Apostle Fianko-Larbi also stated that Jesus died by crucifixion, a fact attested by numerous historians, including His disciples. The final evidence of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection, he disclosed, is the empty tomb and the testimony of the women who visited His tomb.

Apostle Fianko-Larbi further stated, ‘Christians are citizens of heaven, and as believers, we are partakers of the resurrection, with our souls seated in heaven’ (Ephesians 2:6).

The service was interspersed with powerful praise and worship, as well as testimonies of the healing power of the risen Christ. The mass choir ministered through soul-inspiring songs.

Report by Isabella Gyau Orhin

Koforidua Zone Climaxes Easter Convention With Powerful Resurrection Message web

Koforidua Zone Climaxes Easter Convention With Powerful Resurrection Message

The Koforidua Zone of The Church of Pentecost, on Sunday, April 20, 2025, joyfully concluded this year’s Easter Convention with a powerful service led by Apostle Mike Kwame Etrue, the Koforidua Area Head.

Preaching the sermon on the theme, ‘He Is Risen,’ Apostle Etrue indicated that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of the Christian faith. He affirmed that because Christ has risen, believers have a living hope and the assurance that they too shall one day be resurrected. Unlike other belief systems, Christianity stands on the reality of a risen Saviour, he stated.

Drawing scripture references from 1 Corinthians 15:13-19 and Matthew 28:5-7, Apostle Etrue declared that death could not hold Jesus in the grave as He rose in glory on the third day, demonstrating the power of God and the grace that transforms lives. The empty tomb, he said, stands as proof that Jesus Christ lives, and His resurrection is the very foundation of the believers’ union with Him.

He explained that the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus further validate the truth of His rising. The first witnesses were women, followed by His disciples, and later, the Apostle Paul. These encounters, according to him, changed the course of history and affirmed the message of the risen Christ.

Apostle Etrue also highlighted the message of the angels and Christ’s ascension as confirmation that Jesus conquered death and reigns eternally. The disciples had no need to seek another saviour; they were certain of the One who lives forever.

Touching on the significance of the resurrection, Apostle Etrue noted that it vindicates Jesus as Lord and Saviour, saying, ‘Through His death and resurrection, a new age has been ushered in. Those who are in Christ are made new, no longer bound by sin but liberated to live righteously. When the Son sets you free, you are free indeed.’

He disclosed that the resurrection assures believers of their own future resurrection.

‘Christians are not like those who live without hope; they have the promise that one day, when the trumpet sounds, they shall be caught up to meet the Lord and dwell with Him in glory. The risen Christ is our living hope and blessed assurance,’ he added.

Referencing Romans 5:11, Apostle Etrue reminded the congregation that through Christ’s resurrection, peace, healing, and restoration are available in abundance.

He declared: ‘He is risen, and there is no challenger’

He encouraged the church to walk in power over sin and the bondage of Satan, emphasising that the enemy cannot give life. Only Christ, through His resurrection, has given believers victory and dominion.

He ended by calling for a time of spiritual renewal, urging believers to reflect on their relationship with God.

‘The resurrection brings new life and opens the door to endless possibilities for those who believe. Death could not hold Him, and now, His life lives in us,’ he declared, adding, ‘The resurrected Christ is the only Saviour of the world.’

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Gomoa Kyiren District Organises Health Screening As Part Of 2025 Easter Convention web

Gomoa Kyiren District Organises Health Screening As Part Of 2025 Easter Convention

As part of activities marking the 2025 Easter Convention, the Gomoa Kyiren District in the Winneba Area of The Church of Pentecost organised a general health screening exercise on Saturday, April 19, 2025, at the Gomoa Sampa Durbar Grounds.

The screening focused on various common health conditions prevalent in local communities, including blood sugar levels (Diabetes), H. Pylori, prostate screening, breast examination, fibroid detection, and more.

In addition to the screenings, participants received professional counseling and consultations, with initial diagnoses provided to help address any medical conditions identified. A total of 200 people benefited from the exercise.

The health screening team was led by Deaconess Dr. Mercy Abrafi and included Deaconess Leticia (an oncology nurse and gospel artiste), Mavis Aidoo, Millicent Cobbah, Deacon Samuel Ayepah, Deacon Alfred Ghansa, and Esther Cobbina.

The District Medical Team, made up of Mrs. Lydia Adu (Wife of the District Minister), Deborah Ninson, and Ebenezer Mensah, also played a vital role in the success of the program.

The entire exercise was fully sponsored by Elder Joseph Kobii Cobbina and Deaconess Janet Opoku, affectionately known as Mr. and Mrs. Rickiebee. In a further act of kindness, the couple donated a brand-new wheelchair to an elderly woman to enhance her mobility and enable her active participation in social and church activities.

Speaking on the motivation behind their support, Elder Kobii Cobbina emphasised the importance of giving back to society and demonstrating God’s love to the vulnerable and needy.

The kind gesture was deeply appreciated by the District Minister, the Presbytery, and all participants.

Overseer Daniel K. Adu, the District Minister, expressed his profound gratitude to the couple for their generosity in fully funding the medical outreach. He also encouraged members and attendees to prioritise their health by undertaking regular check-ups as part of their Christian stewardship.

The 2025 Easter Convention of the Gomoa Kyiren District was held under the theme: “He Himself Bore Our Sins in His Body” (1 Peter 2:24).

Report by the Gomoa Kyiren District Media Team