In this first part of my three-part sermon on The Fruit of the Spirit, we study the foundation by exploring what it truly means to live by the Spirit and how these godly virtues shape our daily lives.

Together, we will uncover the reason for the promise of the Holy Spirit, draw lessons from Galatians, and discover how the Spirit works to transform our character from the inside out.

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In this episode of The Engine Room, Jerry Edem Adjorlolo shares his remarkable transition from a stable career in insurance to becoming one of the most sought-after corporate MCs in Ghana and beyond.

He reflects on the uncertainty of those early days, the doubts he had to overcome, and the discipline it took to turn his passion into a full-time profession.

Today, his name is synonymous with excellence, and he is the trusted host for some of the most prestigious events locally and internationally.

Jerry’s story is a lesson in courage, purpose, and the rewards of choosing passion over comfort.

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In this episode of The Engine Room, award-winning broadcast journalist Kwame Sefa Kayi, popularly known as the Chairman General, takes me on a journey through his fascinating life.

From his early years as the son of a soldier to his passion for drama and theatre, and eventually his rise in broadcasting, Kwame reveals how he moved from English broadcasts to becoming one of the most recognized voices in Twi broadcasting.

This is the story behind the voice you know, filled with insights, laughter, and powerful lessons from one Ghana's media icons.

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In this episode of The Engine Room, I go behind the scenes with Israel Laryea, a celebrated Ghanaianbroadcast journalist.

Israel recounts how listening to BBC and CNN bulletinsshaped his style, how his sister nudged him toward global excellence, and how mimicking anchors as a boy later translated into a remarkable broadcastingcareer.

From starting as a production assistant to anchoring hisfirst news bulletin after six months, to combining university studies with part-time work at Joy FM, his story is one of grit, discipline, and growth.

Israel’s journey is a reminder that diligence, consistency,and seizing opportunities can set us apart in any field.

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In this episode, I introduce 'Voice of the Shepherd,' my series of sermons and teachings, created to strengthen your daily walk with the Lord.Today’s message is Anointing for Workmanship. From the very beginning, God revealed Himself as a worker.

Since we are made in His image, we too are called and anointed to work.

Join me as we uncover how this divine anointing equips us for every task and assignment in our lives.
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In this episode of The Engine Room on the Albert Ocran Podcast, Executive Director of Erskine Global Communications, Anita Erskine, opens up about the principles that fuel her creativity and career.

She explains why she never allows herself to get too comfortable, why every audience deserves something fresh, and why true impact is not about being the first but about being unforgettable.

Anita also reflects on the importance of balance in both personal and professional life.

This inspiring conversation is a masterclass in reinvention, relevance, and resilience.

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In this episode of Springboard Classics, we step into The Engine Room with award-winning journalist and morning show host, Bernardino Koku Avle.

Bernard takes us beyond the headlines into the convictions that fuel his career and life.

He speaks on why true leaders prioritize growth over short-term comfort, how to succeed by studying competitors while knowing yourself, and why purpose must remain the anchor of our lives.

He also shares insights on education as total human development and cautions against commoditizing talent.

This conversation will challenge your perspective on leadership and success.

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In this Virtual University classic, I engage Prof. Lydia Aziato, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS), as we conclude The Don’s Conclave.

She shares her incredible journey as the first nurse to become a professor in Ghana, the first nurse to be appointed Vice-Chancellor in Ghana and West Africa, and only the second in Africa.

Her insights focus on perseverance, honest self-assessment, and leadership lessons for achieving world-class education in Ghana.

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In this Virtual University classic, I engage Prof. Elvis Asare-Bediako, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR), on leadership and vision.

He emphasizes the importance of including God in every decision, leading with humility, having a clear vision, and staying focused as a leader.

This episode is filled with lessons to guide your personal and professional growth.

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In this Virtual University classic, I engage Prof. Bill Buenar Puplampu, former Vice-Chancellor of Central University, on leadership, education, and making bold decisions.

He emphasizes visualizing your leadership future, trusting God, and never avoiding necessary challenges. Prof. Puplampu also shares why educating people is vital: it creates thinkers, innovators, and leaders who speak truth to power.

This episode will inspire you to lead with vision and courage. Listen, leave a comment, and share with others.

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