In this sermon, we explore 2 Corinthians 5:17–6:1 and the call for every believer to live as an ambassador for Christ. Through this teaching, Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum unpacks the ministry of reconciliation, the new identity we receive in Jesus, and the commission given to every disciple. This message invites listeners to embrace their calling, represent Christ faithfully, and participate in His ongoing work of redemption in the world.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:17–6:1
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: August 10, 20255

This message reflects on Jesus’ powerful invitation in Mark 8:31–38 to deny ourselves and follow Him. It wrestles with the true demands of discipleship and the challenge of resisting self‑centered living in a world that celebrates it. Through a sobering yet Spirit‑filled call to surrender and sacrifice, the teaching points us toward the eternal reward found in walking faithfully in Christ’s footsteps.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Mark 8:31–38
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: September 07, 2025

This teaching unpacks the heart of Christian prayer as more than asking or communication, revealing it as a powerful way of knowing God personally. Prayer becomes the pathway to intimacy with God, discerning His will, and walking with Him in everyday life. The message highlights Christ’s intercession, the Holy Spirit’s help, and the guidance of Scripture as essential foundations for a strong and growing prayer life. Listeners will also find practical ways to pray throughout the day through adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. This message encourages believers to pray continually, invite God into every part of life, and align their desires with His plan for deeper spiritual growth.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Ephesians 6:10–20
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: November 16, 2025

This message examines the meaning of a Christian home through Ephesians 6:1–4, presenting the disciple’s household as one intentionally centered on Christ. It highlights three core principles for shaping family life: cultivating a home filled with grace and love, building a household marked by service expressed through honor, and nurturing a place of spiritual discipline where every member grows in faith. Listeners are encouraged to practice forgiveness, serve one another with their God‑given gifts, and make spiritual formation a priority so that family and church work together in raising mature disciples.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Ephesians 6:1–4
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: December 14, 2025

“The Disciples’ Love,” explore 1 John 4:7–21 and we discover how true discipleship, spiritual maturity, and Christian identity are rooted in God’s love. John reminds us that God loved us first, and every believer is called to reflect His love in relationships, community, and daily living. This message highlights how God’s transforming love shapes our character and becomes the defining mark of a true disciple of Jesus.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: 1 John 4:7–21
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: October 12, 2025

This teaching explores Matthew 6:5–15 and discover the victorious life God offers as we learn to pray with daily dependence, trust, and surrender. Jesus teaches us how God leads believers to overcome temptation, walk in His strength, and rely on His faithful guidance. This message invites disciples to seek God’s will, depend on His power, and experience the peace that comes from trusting Him each day.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Matthew 6:5–15
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: June 22, 2025

This sermon highlights Jesus’ teaching on God’s provision in Matthew 6:5–15 and learn the peace that comes from daily dependence on the Father. Jesus assures us of God’s faithful care, provision, and sustenance—both physical and spiritual—as we seek His Kingdom. This message invites believers to trust God’s daily blessings, rest in His guidance, and cultivate a prayer life shaped by confidence in His loving provision.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Matthew 6:5–15
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: June 01, 2025

In this message, we continue exploring Matthew 6:5–15 and discover the freedom that comes from praying, “Your will be done.” Jesus teaches us how true surrender, trust, and alignment with God’s will shape a powerful prayer life. This message invites believers to submit their desires to God’s perfect plan, walk in the peace that comes from trusting His guidance, and experience the transformation that flows from wholehearted obedience.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Matthew 6:5–15
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: May 25, 2025

We uncover what it truly means to pray “Your Kingdom come” from Matthew 6:5–15. Jesus’ model prayer reveals the heart of God’s Kingdom, His reign, and His will for our lives. This message unpacks how God’s Kingdom shapes our daily prayers, transforms our desires, and calls us to align our lives with His rule on earth. It’s a practical and powerful look at Kingdom‑focused prayer and discipleship.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Matthew 6:5–15
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: May 18, 2025

In this episode, we explore Matthew 6:5–15, where Jesus reveals the heart of prayer by introducing God as our Father. His Fatherhood invites believers into deep intimacy, secure identity, and confident prayer rooted in His love. This message highlights how knowing God as Father transforms the way we pray and shapes our daily walk with Him.

Speaker: Ps. Ernest Okyere‑Twum
Scripture: Matthew 6:5–15
Originally preached at: MCWBC
Date: May 4, 2025