In many churches today, revivals are like prescription drugs, taken daily, morning, afternoon, and evening. Revival services are now weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly events, which makes me wonder: What exactly…
Can such a courageous minister rise in Ghana? This question lingered after witnessing the National Prayer Service following President Donald Trump’s inauguration. At the crossroads of faith and politics, where…
Yesterday, I received two calls from friends regarding Hon. George Opare Addo's open acknowledgment of being a Freemason and his declaration that he is a Presbyterian during his vetting. One…
The first modetorial send-off ceremony I attended was in 2016. It was a moment of great joy and celebration as the church came together to honor the outgoing leader of…
I have long held the belief that “the church now” plays a significant role in Ghana's problem. Over the past years, the Ghanaian church has increasingly lost its voice and…
Last week, I had a very fruitful conversation with one of my mentors, a minister in the Presbyterian Church of Ghana. As usual, he was checking in on my plans…
Let me start by acknowledging that this blog has been a journey to write, one that I've found myself pausing on more often than I initially anticipated. There's a weightiness…
Whether or not the church should actively participate in politics is a matter that sparks heated debates among Christians. On one side, some view politics as a “dirty game” that…
"I overcome any ancestor's curse, demon, or evil that stands in the way of my progress. I eliminate any stronghold from my family and friends that watch over my life…
Go and do likewise! These words were the concluding remarks of Jesus to his disciples when he told the parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10:25–37. Last week, after…