On Palm Sunday, we remember Jesus’ humble entry into Jerusalem, welcomed as King not with power, but with peace.
It is a call to examine our own hearts - do we truly receive Him, or only celebrate Him when it is convenient? Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

In this sermon, Pastor Matthew highlights the divine calling on every believer and the responsibility that comes with it. He also uncovers key hindrances - such as fear, compromise, and spiritual complacency- that often keep Christians from fully walking in their God-given potential. Be blessed as you listen and share.

This sermon reminds us that being chosen by God is not about status, but about purpose, identity, and relationship with Him. Those whom God chooses are called to live differently, reflect His character, and walk in the privilege of belonging to Him. Ultimately, the chosen are invited into a deeper communion with God and a life that reveals His glory to the world. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

After loss and hardship, Naomi urged her daughter-in-law Ruth to return to her own people, but Ruth chose to remain with Naomi in loyalty and faith, declaring that Naomi’s people and God would be hers. Their journey together from grief to restoration shows how God works through committed relationships and spiritual family. The story reflects the sermon’s message: staying with the family God has connected you to can position you for purpose, covering, and unexpected blessing.

Today, Accra Community Church celebrates 7 years of God’s faithfulness, alongside Sweeter Than Honey Bible Study, marking 5 years of growing in the Word. Our sermon focused on the grace of God that surpasses all understanding—grace that sustains, transforms, and carries us through every season. We are reminded that it is by His grace, not our strength, that we stand today. The same grace that brought us this far will lead us forward into greater purpose and impact. Be blessed as you listen and share.

In this sermon, we’re reminded that true reverence for God frees us from the bondage of seeking approval from people. By choosing to fear God above all else, we gain the courage to live with conviction, clarity, and unwavering faith.

In this final message on the Five Solas, Ps. Kudzo closes with Soli Deo Gloria - “Glory to God alone.”

He reminds us that salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, according to Scripture alone, and therefore all glory belongs to God alone.

This sermon was a powerful call to humility and worship: our lives, our salvation, and even our service exist for one purpose - that God would be glorified in all things.

Solus Christus means “Christ alone” - the belief that salvation comes only through the person and work of Jesus Christ, not through any human effort or mediator. It proclaims that Jesus is the sole bridge between God and humanity, the complete and sufficient Savior for all who believe. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.

Sola fide means “by faith alone”: people are made right with God through faith in Christ, not by their works. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo emphasizes trusting fully in God’s grace, and that good works flow from faith; they don’t earn salvation.

Sola gratia means “by grace alone”: salvation is God’s free gift, not something we earn by works or merit. In this sermon, Pastor Kudzo emphasizes that our hope rests entirely on God’s mercy in Christ, calling us to humility, gratitude, and trust rather than self-reliance. Be blessed by this sermon as you listen and share.