Summary

In this powerful message, Rev. Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh speaks about the Christian calling to embody the character of Christ and become visible witnesses of God’s presence in the world. The sermon explores the profound reality of God dwelling in believers and manifesting His nature through their lives. Drawing from the Beatitudes and Christ’s teaching that believers are the salt and light of the world, Rev. Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh challenges Christians to live with integrity, influence, and relevance in a society facing moral decline.

The message calls the church to rediscover its spiritual authority and cultural impact by living out authentic faith. Listeners are reminded that true Christian living is not hidden but expressed through Christ-like conduct that shapes communities and transforms the world.

Key Topics Covered

• God living in believers and manifesting through their lives
• The Beatitudes and their role in shaping Christian character
• Christians as the salt and light of society
• Christ-like conduct as the basis for influence and relevance
• The church’s responsibility in times of moral decay

Key Themes / Keywords

Christian lifestyle • Salt and light • Relevance of the church • Moral decay • Christ’s character • Faith in action

Sound Bites from the Message

“Let your light shine before others.”
“The church has lost its influence.”
“We are called to be world changers.”

Chapters

00:00 The Essence of God in Us

05:17 Living a Life Reflecting God

06:50 The Beatitudes and Their Significance

11:49 Salt and Light: Our Role in the World

16:26 The Church's Relevance in Society

22:29 Being Recognized as Christians

26:22 Living as Salt and Light

The True Way of Life – Sermon by Rev Emmanuel Adjetey QuayeRev Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye Teaches on True Fasting, Righteousness, and Authentic Christian Living

In the sermon titled “The True Way of Life,” Rev Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye delivers a powerful message on what it truly means to follow God beyond religious appearances.

Rev Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye explains that the true way of life is not found in outward religious performance, but in a transformed heart that reflects God’s justice, mercy, and holiness. Many believers fast, pray, and attend church, yet miss the deeper call to live righteously in everyday life.

Through this message, Rev Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye teaches that:

• True fasting must produce compassion and justice

• Righteousness is demonstrated through daily obedience

• God values sincerity over religious display

• Authentic Christianity requires inward transformation

According to Rev Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye, the true way of life is a life aligned with God’s character — not just in public worship, but in private conduct, relationships, and decisions.

This sermon challenges believers to examine their motives, correct their spiritual posture, and pursue a faith that is genuine, transformative, and visible in action.

If you are searching for sermons by Rev Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye on Christian living, righteousness, fasting, or spiritual growth, The True Way of Life provides biblical clarity and practical guidance.

Chapters

00:00 The Call to True Worship

04:25 Living the True Way of Life

11:07 The Role of Christians in Society

14:54 Unity and Vision in the Church

17:28 A Prayer for Righteousness

Keywords

forgiveness, self-forgiveness, guilt, shame, personal growth, biblical teachings, emotional healing, mental health, grace, redemption

Summary
Preached by Rev. Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye, this reflective discourse by Rev. Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye addresses the sacred and often neglected matter of forgiveness, with particular emphasis on the necessity of self-forgiveness. Drawing on personal testimony and biblical examples, Rev. Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye sets forth the various forms of forgiveness and reveals the liberating power of releasing guilt and shame. The sermon guides listeners through practical steps toward forgiving oneself—acknowledging human frailty, examining one’s actions, and seeking support within the community of faith. Ultimately, the message proclaims hope, healing, and spiritual freedom through the grace of self-forgiveness.

Takeaways

• Forgiveness is a grace received from God.
• Self-forgiveness is crucial for emotional healing.
• Guilt and shame can weigh heavily on individuals.
• Biblical figures like Judas and Peter illustrate the struggle with forgiveness.
• Acknowledging one's humanity is the first step to forgiveness.
• Reflecting on past actions can lead to personal growth.
• Being kind to oneself is essential in the forgiveness process.
• Talking to someone can provide necessary support.
• Making a decision to let go is empowering.
• Joy and peace come from forgiving oneself.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Forgiveness: A Journey Begins

01:24 The Importance of Self-Forgiveness

07:47 The Weight of Guilt and Shame

12:27 Biblical Examples of Forgiveness

16:45 Steps to Forgive Yourself

21:04 Making the Decision to Let Go

Keywords

God's presence, worship, divine power, adoption, Moses, glory, Christian faith, saturation, blessings

Summary

Preached by The Reverend Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh at the United Ghanaian Community Church (UGCC), this sermon explores the profound reality of God’s abiding presence in the life of the believer. Now presented on the Christ The King (CTK) Ghana Podcast (My CTK Podcast), the message reflects on the transforming power of encountering God’s glory through worship and holy communion. The Reverend Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh expounds on the believer’s adoption as a child of God, granting free and confident access unto Him. Drawing from the biblical account of Moses, the sermon illustrates how intimate fellowship with God causes His glory to radiate through the life of the faithful. Listeners are exhorted to pursue a deeper relationship with God, with the assurance that such pursuit yields divine blessing and a life illumined by His holy presence.

Takeaways

• God's presence is a divine experience that transforms lives.
• Worship is a way to feel and express God's presence.
• As children of God, we inherit divine power through adoption.
• We have the right to approach God without permission.
• Moses' encounter with God illustrates the transformative power of His presence.
• Saturation in God's presence leads to a glowing reflection of His glory.
• Excess presence of God results in excess blessings in our lives.
• The presence of God is not limited to a physical space; it can be felt anywhere.
• We often settle for less than the full power of God available to us.
• Seeking God's presence should be a priority in our lives.

Sound Bites

"God Himself is with us."

"You have power in your father's house."

"The presence of God is infectious."

Chapters

00:00 The Divine Presence of God

05:04 Experiencing God's Glory in Worship

12:07 The Power of Adoption in Christ

19:01 The Right to Approach God

27:01 Moses and the Glory of God

42:39 Saturation in God's Presence

Keywords

women's fellowship, faith, heritage, community, empowerment, church, legacy, prayer, mission, celebration

Summary
Preached by The Reverend Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh, this discourse commemorates the thirtieth anniversary of the Women’s Fellowship of the Christ the King Congregation. In this message, The Reverend Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh honours the indispensable role of women in the life of the church and the wider community, celebrating their faithful contributions to Christian heritage, family life, and communal faith. The sermon reflects on their lasting influence and the spiritual legacy they continue to pass on to future generations.

Takeaways

• 30 years of women's fellowship is a testament to faith.
• Women are pillars of the church's heritage and mission.
• The courage of women has led to significant changes.
• Women are celebrated for their nurturing roles in families.
• Honouring the memory of women who laid the foundation.
• Women have been instrumental in preserving Christian values.
• The importance of women in shaping future generations.
• Women are recognised as builders of character and integrity.
• Faithful women have a lasting impact on communities.
• The church's mission is carried forward by women.

Chapters

00:00 Celebrating 30 Years of Women's Fellowship

05:00 Honoring the Legacy of Faithful Women

09:36 Women as Bedrock of Heritage and Mission

14:29 The Role of Women in Family and Community

19:28 Instilling Values and Shaping Future Generations

Keywords

sacrifice, spiritual growth, divine intervention, honor, blessings, faith, God, worship, Christian teachings, spiritual authority

Summary

In this discourse, Rev. Dr. Chris Baah Nartey (CBN) reflects deeply on the sacred place of sacrifice in the believer’s spiritual pilgrimage. He teaches that sacrifice is not merely the surrender of what is precious, but a divine instrument for spiritual growth, heavenly intervention, and the deepening of one’s communion with God. The message unfolds the purpose of sacrifice, the honour it carries, and the blessings that attend those who offer it in faith. Attention is also given to the necessity of spiritual authority and the due reverence owed to those entrusted with leadership within the church.

Takeaways

· Sacrifice is a powerful tool for spiritual growth.

· God demands sacrifices to prevent idolatry in our lives.

· Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac illustrates deep faith.

· Sacrifice expresses our love and honor for God.

· Honoring God leads to divine honor in our lives.

· Sacrifices can stop curses and negative patterns in families.

· A person's sacrifice can create a legacy for future generations.

· Sworn blessings come from genuine sacrifices made to God.

· Spiritual authority plays a crucial role in blessings.

· Respect for spiritual leaders is essential for receiving blessings.

Sound Bites

· "Abraham killed Isaac."

· "Honor God with your life."

· "The lesser is blessed of the greater."

Chapters

01:52 How Sacrifice Helps Us Overcome Idolatry

05:40 Sacrifice as Honor to God

09:06 Sacrifice: A Mysterious Key to Divine Intervention

14:02 Sacrifice: A Mysterious Way of Accessing Sworn Blessings

Background Music Credit

Dabi Tv

Summary:

In this solemn and searching sermon, the Reverend Emmanuel Adjetey Quaye speaks forthrightly to the deep-rooted presence of sin within the church, calling the people of God to a renewed understanding of true servitude unto the Lord. He laments that many who bear the name of Christ now order their faith according to personal convenience, choosing comfort where obedience is required. From Sebrepor comes a clarion call for a return to complete and unwavering obedience to God, set in sharp contrast to the partial and selective obedience that has become common among the faithful. The Reverend reminds the congregation that to be a servant of God is to yield one’s own liberty and submit wholly to divine command, rather than to private desire. He further draws attention to the troubling rise in divorce among Christians, surpassing that of unbelievers, and exhorts the church to sober self-examination concerning its devotion to God and the witness of its conduct before the world.

NB: Be it recorded that this sermon was preached in the Calvary Congregation during the official visitation of the District Minister to the Calvary Congregation of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, Sebrepor District, on the 18th day of January, 2026.

Keywords:

servant of God, sin in the church, total obedience, partial obedience, Christian faith, church behaviour, holiness, righteousness, Christian influence, worship

Takeaways:

There's too much sin in the church.

We tend to fear the devil more than God.

If you are a servant of God, you must obey fully.

Titles:

The Cost of True Servitude: A Call to Obedience

Sound bites:

"There's too much sin in the church."

"We obey God partially."

"May they call us Christ-like."

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: The Servant of God

00:35 The Issue of Sin in the Church

02:00 Partial vs. Total Obedience

04:37 Living Righteously as Servants of God

07:06 The Call to Influence and Respect

Keywords

creation, stewardship, faithfulness, accountability, ownership, biblical teachings, humanity, God, resources, responsibilities

Summary

In this sermon, preached by the Reverend Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh, the sacred doctrine of stewardship is carefully unfolded. He affirms that God alone is the Creator and rightful Owner of all things, while humanity is appointed as steward over His works. The message sets forth the duties and obligations that attend this stewardship, calling the faithful to diligence, faithfulness, and reverent management of all that has been entrusted to them. The Reverend further reminds the congregation of their accountability before God for every action and exhorts them to live as faithful stewards, taking inspiration from the life and example of a devoted servant of the Lord.

Takeaways

• God is the creator and owner of all existence.
• Humans are custodians and stewards of God's creation.
• Stewardship involves managing resources responsibly.
• Faithfulness in stewardship is required by God.
• We will be held accountable for our stewardship.
• Our abilities and resources are granted by God.
• Being a steward means serving the interests of the owner.
• Faithfulness in stewardship can lead to heavenly rewards.
• Celebrating those who exemplify faithful stewardship.
• True stewardship requires intentionality and purpose.

Titles

The Divine Ownership: Understanding God's Role

Stewardship: Our Responsibility to Creation

Chapters

00:00 The Essence of Stewardship

06:34 Understanding God's Ownership

13:31 Faithfulness in Stewardship

18:06 Celebrating Faithful Stewards

A Sermon preached by Rev. Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh. The associate minister at the Christ The King Congregation-Sebrepor of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.

Summary

In this conversation, Papa Rev. Dr. Kobina Ofosu-Donkoh explores the theme of faith amidst life's storms, emphasizing the importance of trusting in Jesus during difficult times. He discusses the nature of storms, categorizing them into correcting and perfecting storms, and highlights that storms can serve a purpose in our spiritual growth. The conversation culminates in the assurance of God's peace, which transcends understanding and provides strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

Takeaways

• Faith can help us overcome doubts and fears.
• Life is filled with storms that we cannot avoid.
• There are two types of storms: correcting and perfecting.
• Storms can be a means for God to showcase His glory.
• Jesus' presence brings peace in our storms.
• The longer the storm, the stronger our faith can become.
• God trusts us to endure challenges for a greater purpose.
• Peace from God is not based on circumstances.
• We can find strength in God's promises during trials.
• Jesus offers the antidote to our deepest fears.

Chapters

00:00 Finding Peace in Christ

04:20 Understanding Life's Storms

09:13 The Purpose of Storms

16:04 Jesus: The Source of Peace

21:09 The Power of God's Peace

A Sermon preached by Rev. Dr. Ofosu Donkor. The associate minister at the Christ The King Congregation-Sebrepor of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana.