Johnson Aduse-Poku Temple

Johnson Aduse-Poku Temple

Sermons delivered at The Church of Pentecost, Johnson Aduse-Poku Assembly, Community 20.

  1. Oct 4

    04-10-2026 - Ps. Emmanuel Oppong Donkor - By All Means Possible

    Theme: By All Means Possible Minister : Ps. Emmanuel Oppong Donkor Text: 1 Corinthians 9:22–23 04/010/2026 Winning souls is not about waiting for people to walk through the church doors. It means taking every legitimate, wise, and Christ-centered opportunity available to take the gospel to them. 1. Seize Every Opportunity A true soul winner does not wait for ideal conditions; they create and seize moments where they are. Be Intentional: Look for gospel opportunities at work, at school, in your home, within your neighborhood, during personal conversations, and through media and literature. The Scripture: “Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity.” Colossians 4:5 2. Vary Your Methods People are different, which means our approaches must be flexible. While our message remains fixed, our methods must remain fluid. Personal Conversations: Direct, one on one outreach. Literature & Media: Sharing gospel tracts or digital content. Personal Testimony: Telling others what Christ has done in your life. Acts of Service & Bible Study: Demonstrating Christ’s love practically and walking people through God's Word. 3. Adapt Without Compromising Paul became "all things to all people," but he never altered the Gospel to make people comfortable. The Principle: Adapt the approach, but never compromise the truth. Change your language, setting, or platform never the Word of God. The Warning: “If anybody is preaching to you a gospel other than what you accepted, let God’s curse be on them!” Galatians 1:10 4. Meet People Where They Are Jesus model for soul winning shows us how to connect with distinct individuals based on their unique spiritual state: To the Religious (Nicodemus John 3:1–21): Jesus addressed a respected leader directly, guiding him beyond outward religion to the necessity of spiritual rebirth. Understand the person's real need. To the Outcast (The Samaritan Woman John 4:1–42): Jesus started with something simple and familiar a drink of water and bridged the conversation to eternal truth. Start with the common ground. To the Lost Sinner (Zacchaeus Luke 19:1–10): Jesus went into his home, established a personal relationship, and saw a life radically transformed. Step into their world. Jesus didn’t wait at a distance; He built bridges, entered lives, and brought salvation to the lost. Let us step out with that same heart using every method, taking every opportunity, and standing firm on the truth so that by all possible means, we might save some. Amem

  2. Aug 16

    16-08-2026 -Twi Service - Elder Henry Kweteye-Unleashed For Total Growth

    16/08/2026 Minister: Elder Henry Kweteye Theme : The church unleashed : Total Growth Text :Luke 2:52 Acts 2:47 The favor of God should produce growth in our lives. God does not want us to remain at the same level. We must grow spiritually, mentally, financially, and in every area of our lives. FROM MILK TO MEAT We cannot remain spiritual babies forever. We must grow in Christ until our focus remains on Him, regardless of what people say or do. We must move from being served to becoming servants in the house of the Lord. DEPEND ON GOD We must not depend completely on people:elders, deacons, or friends. Our ultimate dependence must be on God. People may fail, but God never fails. FROM CONVENIENCE TO DEVOTION The early church grew because they were devoted to prayer, fellowship, the Word, and breaking of bread. If we want to grow, we must move from convenience to commitment and become devoted to the work of the Lord. GROW IN WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE Jesus grew in wisdom and knowledge, and we must also desire the same. Zeal without knowledge is dangerous. Let us ask God for wisdom and knowledge so we can excel in what He has called us to do. GROW IN EVERY AREA God wants total growth :spiritual, financial, numerical, and influential growth. We must become useful and serviceable in the house of God. As we seek financial growth, let us also remember that a good name is better than riches. We are not in competition with anyone. Our focus is to become who God has called us to be. We must not decrease; we must grow. May we grow in grace, wisdom, knowledge, service, influence, and faith. May the favor of God produce visible growth in every area of our lives. With God, all things are possible. Amen.

  3. Aug 2

    02-08-2026 -Twi Service - Pastor Emmanuel Annan Kenin- The Transformation Power of the Cross

    Theme : The transforming power of the cross Text :Numbers 21:8-9 , John 3:14-16 Minister: Pastor Emmanuel Anang Kenin On the Cross, there is freedom. On the Cross, there is healing. Yet, we cannot ignore that the Cross also bore profound suffering. Historically, it was an emblem of sin, execution, and deep shame. In ancient times, to be hung on a tree was to be declared accursed—a brutal practice reserved for the disgraced, alongside those left to perish in chains. Because of this, many still stumble over the truth of Jesus. They ask, "How could the sinless, immaculate Son of God end up cursed on a tree?" They doubt His divinity because they misinterpret His destiny. But Christ did not hang there for His own wrongdoing; He stepped into that curse to break ours. He had to die so that we might live. The Great Exchange You cannot preach true salvation while bypassing the Cross. Anything outside the message of the Cross is questionable—because the Cross is the only way. It was on that rough wooden frame that the ultimate transaction took place. It was a divine exchange: 1.He took our shame; He gave us His glory. 2. He took our sickness; He gave us His healing. 3.He exchanged His very life to secure our eternal victory. Look Up and Live Because of what Jesus accomplished, you no longer need to depend on the empty promises of this world. You don’t need to beg for what has already been paid for. All you need to do is fix your eyes on the Cross. When life presses in, look up to Jesus Christ ;the Author and Finisher of our faith. Look to the Cross, where the price was paid in full, and step into the victory that is already yours. Amen .

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Sermons delivered at The Church of Pentecost, Johnson Aduse-Poku Assembly, Community 20.