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If you attended NILOM last year, then you must know by now that soul winning is God’s number one job! God wants all men to be saved and you are His vehicle for prosecuting this great agenda!

Now more than ever the Gospel must go out, but how will it go if there aren’t labourers to carry it to the nations? Jesus told His disciples to pray the Lord of the harvest that He would send labourers into His harvest (Matthew 9:38).

On the 30th of June and the 2nd of July, 2018, the Youth Evangelism wing of Calvary Baptist Church (Awoshie) shall hold a 2-day Evangelism Conference. It is aimed at equipping the young and the old to be effective in this glorious ministry of reconciliation!

The following are the speakers scheduled to address pertinent issues concerning reaching out with the Gospel:

Pastor Samuel Fianko

He has an undying passion to reach the lost with the Gospel. He serves as a pastor in Gospel Light International Church. He is the author of Everybody Needs Jesus: The Evangelism Manual and will be teaching on the following:

# The Ministry of Reconciliation

# The Message of Reconciliation

# Tips for Winning a Soul a Day

Minister David Quao

If you’ve ever heard of the Gadites, you must know this great General of God! He functions from the third Heaven, establishing the counsel and purposes of God through intercession and prophetic decrees! Minister David will be teaching on:

# Intercession: Where the labour is

Elder Jessica Mawuena Debrie

Ever heard of the Dancing Stars? She is an Elder in the First Love Town Church in the UPSA enclave and a Dancing Star! You should see her boogie for the Lord! She is full of the Spirit and pregnant with divine revelation and truth. In the Q & A session on 2nd July, Elder Jessica will answer pertinent questions on evangelism, discipleship and retention. Not only that, she’ll also be sharing from her great wealth of experience as an Elder in First Love Church, and of course, impart the great grace she has received from her Father and Prophet, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills.

You definitely have to be present at this glorious convocation as participants will have firsthand experience of going on an outreach to the Awoshie town and market to proclaim the Gospel on Day 1. On Day 2, you will be afforded the opportunity to ask a panel of young and inspiring soul winners any questions you have about evangelism and follow-up.

 

Remember, the dates are Saturday, 30th June, 2018 and Monday, 2nd July, 2018at 9:00 am prompt each day.

Copies of Everybody Needs Jesus: The Evangelism Manual will also be on sale at a breathtaking GHS 5.00 only! Do make plans to get copies for yourself and loved ones!

God bless you and see you soon! For further details kindly contact 027 162 2619or 026 504 4415 or post a comment below.

Chronicles of GLIC Kingdom Cathedral, Okponglo

At last week's mid-week Service, Pastor Samuel Fianko introduced his message by reading from Colossians 3:2.

He encouraged the congregation to set their minds on the Word of God and keep it set there, just as you set an alarm clock.

He intimated, "Dominate your thinking with the Word."

The Word of God needs to come out of you when you speak; it should be your reflex action, such that it is your response to every circumstance of life.

He continued the teachings on the 13 things you need to know about giftings as follows:

5. Your gift makes room for you.

Reading from Proverbs 18:16, Pastor Sam explained that your gift brings you before great men. Examples of gifted people who stood before great men include Daniel, Joseph and Archbishop Duncan Williams.

Your gift is worth killing for but God has given it to you free of charge. Your prosperity is in your gift (Proverbs 17:8). Your anointing is in the your gift.

6. The more you use your gift the more it grows.
(Luke 19:13-17)

When you trade with (use) your gift it grows. You gain by trading. Reinhard Bonnke said, 'The reward for hardwork is more work.'

Pastor Sam emphasized that your gift is not for commercial purposes. However, your talent can be used for commercial purposes. Hence, you don't demand for anything when you use your gift.

As you use your gift, people will give unto you.

7. Even though your gift is irrevocable, if you do not use it, the Lord will find someone else to work through with the gift.

If you get scared or reluctant or feel too big to use your gift, the gift becomes irrelevant. You are not irreplaceable. God will find someone else to work through if you are unwilling to use your gift.

Don't miss tonight's meeting happening at 7pm at GLIC Kingdom Cathedral, Okponglo located in the Benchmark building.

Call or text 0209334091/ 0545055193.

Chronicles of Kingdom Cathedral, Okponglo

Pastor Samuel Fianko shared during last mid-week's service on '13 things you should know about giftings'.

Reading from Psalm 119:130, Pastor Sam emphasized that it is the entrance of the Word that giveth light. He explained that most of the time we don't allow the Word of God to enter us. It is when the Word of God enters your life that it has effect on your life (Luke 8:15). We need to keep the Word in our hearts and realize that it is our mode of transformation.

He further went on to teach on the top 13 things you should know about giftings, touching on the first four.

1. Gifts are not earned; they are received.

You don't work for a gift (James 1:17). Neither do you receive a gift because you worked for it. The work associated with your gift is the development of the gift. The gift may be inherently there but you have a responsibility to realize it and work towards developing it.

2. Your gift is irrevocable

Reading from Romans 11:29, Pastor Sam explained that the gift you received is yours; God won't take it back. No one can take your gift from you.

3. You are a steward over the gift and you must be faithful with it.

Your gift may be small but if you don't steward it, it won't grow to become bigger. ( Luke 12:42; Luke 16:10)

A steward doesn't own the thing but has ownership over it. Stewardship is taking care of something like it's your own.

Operating in certain gifts should humble us and not make us proud. We need to take care of our gifts and nurture them to grow.

4. Your purpose is inextricably tied to your gift.

Your gift helps you to accomplish your purpose on earth.

Don't miss tonight's meeting happening at 7pm at GLIC Kingdom Cathedral, Okponglo located in the Benchmark building.

Call or text 0209334091/ 0545055193.

Chronicles of GLIC Kingdom Cathedral

Have you ever been around people who sometimes loosely say, "This my sickness has come back again oo..."? How do you label the circumstances that come your way? Do you say what you see or what you desire to see?

Minister Dennis Agyei Boadi taught on Choices during our special mid-week service last Wednesday.

He elucidated that a choice is the act of making a decision when faced with two or more possibilities. Without options you can't make a choice. He shared on three choices every man/woman makes viz.:

1. *Choose what you feed on*

Reading from Genesis 2:15-17, the man of God noted that food in this context is what you allow into your mind and spirit. You are what you eat.

Continuously feeding on something causes you to start practising it.

Whatever you eat has its consequences. He encouraged us to feed on the Word of God as well as Christian messages and books. He stated that our judgement will be based on the choices we made.

2. *Choose how you label anything that comes your way*

In Genesis 2:19, Adam named each of the animals God brought to him.

How you label/name a situation will determine its outcome. You may not have control over the situation but you have control over it through how you label it. Words are powerful.

Often, we kill our aspirations and dreams with our words. Name situations like you want to see them.

3. *Choose whom you welcome into your life* (Genesis 2:21-23)

Choose your friends; don't allow your friends to choose you. Who you will be depends on the people you associate yourself with. Don't allow just anyone to enter your life.

There are three different kinds of people who come into life viz.:

1. Those who come to subtract
2. Those who come to divide
3. Those who come to multiply

Make the right choices by praying consistently about the choices you make.

Don't miss tonight's meeting happening at 7pm at GLIC Kingdom Cathedral, Okponglo located in the Benchmark building.

Call or text 0209334091/ 0545055193.

Chronicles of GLIC Kingdom Cathedral

On 21st February, 2017 during the Kingdom Cathedral midweek service, Pastor Samuel Fianko continued his message on prophecy.

Recapping from the previous week's message, Pastor Sam shared on the two kinds of prophecies and the purpose of prophecies.

He stated that the two kinds of prophecies are:

i) Forth-telling prophecies
This has to do with speaking forth the logos_(the written word of God).

ii) Fore-telling prophecies
This is concerned with telling of future events.

Reading from 1 Corinthians 14:3, he explained that there are three purposes of prophecy viz.:
1. Edification
2. Exhortation
3. Comfort

Pastor Sam then delved into the main message which was 'The Three Realms of the Prophetic'.

He taught on the first two as follows: 

1. The Prophecy of Scripture

He stated that the Prophecy of Scripture is infallible, i.e., without errors. The Prophecy of the Scripture is paramount and it's the Word of God. He added that every other prophecy must align with the Prophecy of Scripture.

He admonished the congregation to be child-like and not childish. To be childish means to be immature where as being child-like means trusting and believing. He encouraged us to believe in the Prophecy of the Scripture which is the Word of God.

2.The Spirit of Prophecy

Quoting from 1 Corinthians 2:4, Pastor Sam explained that the Spirit of Prophecy is the atmosphere of the prophetic that is created around someone who is not anointed to be a prophet. Again he spoke of the fact that every born again Christian can operate under the Spirit of Prophecy (Revelation 19:10)

He set forth an instance of the operation of the Spirit of Prophecy in 1 Samuel 19:18-24 and concluded by saying that in our Churches today, when someone prophesies once or twice, the person is loosely called a prophet. However, if the spirit of prophecy comes upon you and causes you to prophesy, it doesn't make you a prophet.

Don't miss tonight's meeting happening at 7:30 pm at GLIC Kingdom Cathedral, Okponglo located in the Benchmark building.

Call or text 0209334091/0545055193/0267683000
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Narration by Minister Alice