Kingdom Ambassadors Centre Hamburg

In unserem ersten Willkommen Zuhause-Gottesdienst, einem deutschsprachigen Gottesdienst mit dem Herzensanliegen, Menschen dieses Landes willkommen zu heißen und ein Zuhause in der Gemeinschaft zu bieten, diente uns Pastor Daniel Dwommoh von KAC Berlin mit einer eindringlichen Botschaft. Ausgehend von Römer 1,21 und 1. Samuel 8,1–9 stellte er die Frage, warum wir trotz vieler Gebete und geistlicher Strategien noch nicht die Frucht sehen, die Gott für Deutschland vorgesehen hat. Er erinnerte uns daran, dass Gottes Gegenwart und Berufung eine Antwort verlangen: ein Volk, das Ihn nicht nur sucht, sondern Ihn als König anerkennt und Sein Wort über alle anderen Stimmen stellt.

Diese Botschaft ruft die Gemeinde zu Integrität, Gehorsam und einer erneuerten Ausrichtung auf Gottes ursprünglichen Auftrag für unser Land. Denn unsere Verantwortung geht über gute Gottesdienste und persönliche Erbauung hinaus – wir sind berufen, Deutschland dabei zu dienen, in seine Bestimmung in Gottes Plan hineinzuwachsen.

Wir dürfen uns nicht mit dem zufrieden geben, was wir empfangen haben – wir müssen dem König wieder den Platz geben, der Ihm gebührt.

Lass dich von dieser Botschaft ermutigen und herausfordern!

And just like that, another Month of Raising (MOR) has come to an end!

In this powerful message, the last speaker, our sister Emanuela Denschstädt explores what it means to be preserved in a season of testing and separation. Through Mark 10:17–24 and the example of Elijah, this teaching challenges us to move beyond simply coming to Christ into becoming true followers—people who hold His Word above every competing voice, comfort, and ideology.

In this season of separation and sifting, where God is seeking His remnants, He is looking for and raising a people who have kept His Word alive within them, remained faithful through testing, and preserved His original intent in their hearts. We are not merely called to receive the Word, but to embody it and become messengers who are ready to be sent.

God is preserving a people who will preserve His Word and carry it to their generation.

Tune in for MOR(E)!

Still in our Month of Raising (MOR), God speaks to us and in this urgent message, the danger of desiring to be used by God while resisting the process of being formed by Him is confronted. Drawing from Luke 5:1–11, our sister Precious Alpha points out how Peter’s encounter with Jesus led him beyond the miracle into a life of surrender and discipleship.

In this season of separation and sifting, God is calling His people to awaken, repent and move from intention to action. The call is to forsake what hinders us, embrace the process of formation, and become faithful vessels for His purposes.

The call has been heard. Will you respond?

Tune in for MOR(E)!

In this episode during our Month of Raising (MOR), our brother Lawrence Acquah exposes one of the enemy’s subtle strategies against those who are set apart for God: distraction. Through the fall of man in Genesis 3 and Jesus’ victory over temptation in Matthew 4, this teaching reveals how the enemy distorts God’s commands, disguises disobedience as advancement, and uses even familiar people and Scripture to draw our hearts away from genuine relationship with God. Being set apart is more than being chosen—it is a daily commitment to obedience, discernment, and undivided devotion to the Lord.

As God continues to separate His people, we are challenged to examine the influences around us, discern their fruit, guard our hearts and remain focused on the purposes of God. The call is to embrace the sacrifices of discipleship, refuse compromise, and never look back once we have committed ourselves to Him. We are not called to play church, but to walk in genuine relationship with God and with one another.

Those who are set apart must remain focused—because the greatest danger is not always being far from God, but being distracted while still appearing close to Him. Tune in for MOR(E)!

In this powerful teaching during our Month of Raising (MOR), our sister Blessing Akua Atta explores Jesus’ first miracle at Cana in John 2:1–12, revealing that while every vessel has the potential to be filled, the responsibility to avail ourselves fully to God remains ours. In this season of the remnants, another separation is taking place—one that distinguishes those who settle for complacency from those who pursue holiness, true worship, and greater capacity in God.

Through the imagery of the waterpots, this message challenges us to examine the condition of our vessels, our availability to Jesus, and how much we are drawing from Him, the ultimate Source of living water. Not every vessel is fit for honour, and not every vessel that is filled remains full. God is calling His people to become vessels of honour, set apart and prepared to carry the fullness of what He desires to release.

The question is not whether you have a vessel, but whether you are available, prepared, and willing to be filled to the brim.

Tune in for MOR(E)!

In this powerful teaching during our Month of Raising (MOR), our brother Benjamin Darko calls us beyond simply experiencing the power of God to developing the intimacy with Him that produces unwavering witnesses for Christ. A true martyr is one whose life is shaped by what they have encountered in God—remaining faithful, bold and steadfast in truth, even in the face of suffering.

Through the lives of Samson, Saul and Elijah, this message exposes how great potential and powerful encounters can be wasted without genuine intimacy and spiritual discipline. God is raising a remnant that will stand through sifting, establish systems of prayer and consecration and leave a lasting inheritance for the next generation.

The call is not merely to experience God’s power, but to know Him deeply enough to stand for Him faithfully and leave a legacy that endures.

Tune in for MOR(E)!

As the next disciple being raised in our Month of Raising (MOR) initiative, our brother Jürgen Poku powerfully delivers a timely word on the readiness of the harvest and the responsibility of every believer to become a source of life to others.

Through the imagery of the well and the large stone, this teaching exposes the limitations—particularly sin—that prevent the thirsty from accessing the water within us. We are reminded that we are not the source, but vessels through whom the Holy Spirit ministers to a waiting generation.

The harvest is ready, the thirsty are waiting, and the stone must be removed. It is time to uncover our wells and become the answers God has placed within us for our generation.

Tune in for MOR(E)!

Continuing our Month of Raising (MOR), our brother Joel Aboagye in this powerful teaching reveals what it means to remain in a season of separation and sifting. The remnant is one who remains—unmoved because their trust is firmly rooted in the Lord.

Building on the revelation of The Gathering: Redigging Ancient Wells, this teaching unveils our calling to become effective sources to our generation. But to pour out, we must first be filled. Like the lampstand in Zechariah 4, our effectiveness depends on staying connected to the ultimate Source—Jesus Christ.

A call to remain connected, be continually filled, and become a source through which God can pour out to Germany and beyond.

Tune in for MOR(E)!

As we have entered into October, which we have coined as our Month of Raising (MOR), we begin with a powerful teaching from our sister Emily Danso, The Abundance of Rain, drawn from 1 Kings 17–18.

Through the life of Elijah, we are reminded that God sustains His people even in seasons of drought, often through hidden remnants and unexpected vessels. The teaching calls us to rebuild and maintain our altars, understanding that the condition of our altar determines what rises from us and the response that follows.

A call to restore our wells, strengthen our altars, and position ourselves for the abundance of rain.

Tune in and receive MOR(E)!

In this powerful teaching, our Apostle Henry Agyeman reminds us that our proximity to Jesus is essential in the final stretch. Like Peter, we may enter seasons of intense shaking, but being sifted is not the same as being sifted out—Jesus is interceding for us.

The question is whether we will cooperate with His intercession by watching, praying, and remaining close. As the enemy seeks to weary the remnant, this teaching calls us to renew our strength, guard our wells, and refuse isolation. October becomes an opportunity for new beginnings—a chance to rise, return, and start again. Tune in and be blessed!