10/05/2026
Excerpts of our service today in pictures....
Speaker: Rev.Dr. Michael Osei
Topic: Holy Spirit – My Wisdom
*Introduction*
The true essence of prayer is not merely the act of praying, but receiving wisdom from God. Prayer connects us to the mind of Christ and enables us to become solutions to the problems around us.
*The Mind of Christ*
1 Corinthians 2:16 reminds us that we have the mind of Christ. From the day we were born again, God gave us the capacity to think, act, and respond with divine wisdom. Therefore, we should see ourselves as solution providers and not look down on ourselves.
*Be a Solution*
In Daniel 5:10–12, Daniel stood out because he possessed wisdom and was able to solve difficult problems. This teaches us that when we carry the consciousness of God’s wisdom, opportunities and greatness are attracted to us.
When we continually remind ourselves that we have the mind of Christ and remain conscious of it daily, it shapes our thinking and opens doors for marvelous things to come our way.
*Treat People Well*
How we treat others matters greatly. Good relationships and kindness can open doors in unexpected ways. We should strive to do good to everyone, regardless of their status or position.
*The Power of Sacrifice and Service*
Behind every great ministry is a team of committed and sacrificial volunteers. Great outcomes require dedication, support, and sacrifice.
*Honor and Obedience*
Hebrews 13:17 teaches us the importance of obedience and accountability. One day, we will give account for our actions. The principle remains true: we reap what we sow.
It is not only anointing or prayer that transforms lives, but also honor, humility, and obedience. These virtues bring peace and make a meaningful difference in our lives.
*Conclusion*
Prayer is not done merely for religious activity, but to obtain wisdom from God. As we pray and grow in wisdom, we must also practice honor, obedience, sacrifice, and kindness toward others. When we treat people well and live according to godly principles, we position ourselves for growth, peace, and divine opportunities.
*Reminder*:we will always reap what we sow.
By Faustina Aikins
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