In this message, Rev. Amos Darkoh looks at the reality every believer will face the moment this life ends. It reminds us that death is not the end but the doorway to a meeting we cannot miss—the judgment seat of God. This episode calls listeners to live with intention, walk in obedience, and keep eternity in view. It’s a gentle but honest wake-up call to prepare our hearts for the day we stand before the One who sees all.

This message explores how every believer has a calling to carry out the Great Commission while we look ahead to the return of Christ. It reminds us that the Second Coming isn’t just a future event to talk about, but a motivation to rise from spiritual sleep and take our assignment seriously. As we wait for the Lord, we are called to witness, serve, and work with a sense of urgency and faithfulness.

Every thriving industry is built on principles that the church can learn from: clear vision, strong structures, specialization of roles, and consistent investment in people. In this episode, we explore how the secrets of industrialization can be applied to ministry for sustainable church growth. Leaders will discover why systems matter more than personalities, how delegation multiplies effectiveness, and why intentional training is the key to raising mature believers. This conversation is designed to equip pastors, ministry leaders, and church workers with practical insights for building healthy, growing churches that reflect both excellence and the Spirit’s leading.

Not everyone who claims to follow Christ is working for the unity of the church. In Romans 16:17, Paul gives a clear instruction: *“Mark them which cause divisions and offences contrary to the doctrine… and avoid them.”* In this episode, we talk about the importance of discernment, how to recognize people who sow division or spread false teaching, and why protecting the purity of the gospel is vital for the health of the church. This is not about suspicion—it’s about safeguarding our faith and staying rooted in truth.

Prayer Festival 2025

In this episode, we uncover the reality that the Christian life is not a playground but a battlefield. The Bible makes it clear that we are at war—not with flesh and blood, but with spiritual forces that seek to weaken our faith, divide the church, and keep us from walking in God’s purpose. Join me as we explore what it means to be alert, armed with the Word of God, and confident in the victory Christ has already won for us. This is a call to wake up, stand firm, and fight the good fight of faith.

Prayer Festival 2025

Welcome to Day 14 of our Prayer Festival. Today’s theme is “Lord, Save Me from Shame and Disgrace.” Drawing from John 2 and the story of the wedding at Cana, we see how Jesus stepped in to turn water into wine and rescued a family from public embarrassment. In this episode, we will pray for God’s deliverance from every situation that threatens to bring us shame, failure, or reproach. Join us as we call on the Lord who covers us with His favor and never lets His children be put to shame.

Prayer Festival 2025

Welcome to Day 4 of our Prayer Festival. Today’s theme is “Lord, Save Me from Shame and Disgrace.” Drawing from John 2 and the story of the wedding at Cana, we see how Jesus stepped in to turn water into wine and rescued a family from public embarrassment. In this episode, we will pray for God’s deliverance from every situation that threatens to bring us shame, failure, or reproach. Join us as we call on the Lord who covers us with His favor and never lets His children be put to shame.

Prayer Festival 2025

Welcome to Day 1 of our Prayer Festival. Today’s theme is “Lord, Save Me from Shame and Disgrace.” Drawing from John 2 and the story of the wedding at Cana, we see how Jesus stepped in to turn water into wine and rescued a family from public embarrassment. In this episode, we will pray for God’s deliverance from every situation that threatens to bring us shame, failure, or reproach. Join us as we call on the Lord who covers us with His favor and never lets His children be put to shame.