BUBIASHIE NORTH WORSHIP CENTRE

Sunday 22nd December 2013 By Pastor Abraham Addae Agyemang   John 3:16; Matthew 1:18; Romans 6:23 INTRODUCTION: On this very Christmas festivities and Convention, I think every Christian and Ghanaian has great cause to thank, praise, and Worship God for the terrifying journey we all went through from January to December: The Supreme Court’s 8 months judgment saga; the unprecedented electricity power failures and Fire outbreaks that destroyed notable Market Places, installations, and properties worth billions of cedis; Several   motor-traffic accidents and loss of many lives and properties; Many shocking and untimely deaths reported. Yet our Nation Ghana and the church of God is intact, peaceful and growing in all dimensions.   The of This Christmas Convention: “JESUS CHRIST, GOD’S GREATEST GIFT OF ETERNAL LIFE TO MANKIND” was specially chosen to lift our hearts in deep appreciation, praises and worship of God for the birth of His Son into the world t...

DATE:  6th  October, 2013 TEXT (S): Matthew 13:31-32, John 12:24, Romans 4:17 BY: Ps. Abraham Addae Agyemang (Resident Pastor) INTRODUCTION Jesus taught his congregation in Matthew 13:31-32 with a parable that “The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that a man took and sowed in his field, “which indeed is the least of all seeds. But when it is grown, it is the greatest among herbs and becomes a tree so that the birds of the air come and nest in its branches.” The mustard seed is a very small seed. Though it is small, it grows to become a strong and great tree. The kingdom reign of God in the life of people starts small but from small beginnings it spreads to become very great. When people come to accept the Lord Jesus as their Lord and personal saviour, their small beginnings change with growth to become very great ends.  The kingdom reign of Jesus started small (in a manger) but now He is the King of kings and Lord of lords in heaven. He started ...

 Ps. Abraham Addae Agyemang Sunday, 1st September, 2013 Text (s): Genesis 12: 1-3, Acts 7:3, Hebrew 11:8 INTRODUCTION God told/called Abram (later called Abraham) to leave his native country, relatives and family and go to the land He(God) will show him. When the call came, Abram moved out in faith to follow God. God then established a covenant of blessing with him. God told him, he will father a great nation which will be blessed to be a blessing to other nations. The nation Israel was that nation physically and the Church was its spiritual counterpart.  This blessed nation was to follow God wholeheartedly with reverence and obedience and then influence other nations to do the same. The blessing that was pronounce by God upon Abraham manifested in the flesh (John 1:14) in the person of Jesus Christ who was born to die to save humanity. Through him, people came to have personal relationship with God as their father and blessed beyond measure with all spiritual, ...