ICGC Abuakwa-Maakro Assembly

ICGC Abuakwa-Maakro Assembly A word based charismatic and evangelical church with a mission to raise leaders,shape vision and inf

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas TandohYou will possess greatness in your calling .You will possess greatness in your ...
25/05/2026

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh

You will possess greatness in your calling .
You will possess greatness in your assignment.
You will possess greatness in your family, your work, your ministry and your destiny.

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh Receive divine exemption from sorrow.Receive divine exemption from untimely ba...
24/05/2026

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh

Receive divine exemption from sorrow.
Receive divine exemption from untimely battles
Receive exemption from shame .

We had a great time in God’s presence last SundayDon’t miss out tomorrow 🙌📍FDL JUNCTION MAAKRO OFF NKAWIE ROAD ⏰ 8:30 AM
23/05/2026

We had a great time in God’s presence last Sunday
Don’t miss out tomorrow 🙌

📍FDL JUNCTION MAAKRO OFF NKAWIE ROAD

⏰ 8:30 AM

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh Every expectation of shame is reversed.Every expectation of failure is cancell...
23/05/2026

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh
Every expectation of shame is reversed.
Every expectation of failure is cancelled and buried.
Victory shall surround your life.

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL By Pastor Mensa Otabil Friday 22nd May 2026 THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS Scripture Reading: Jeremia...
22/05/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL By Pastor Mensa Otabil

Friday 22nd May 2026

THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS

Scripture Reading: Jeremiah 23:1-8

In His days Judah will be saved, And Israel will dwell safely; Now this is His name by which He will be called: THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS. Jeremiah 23:6

This passage from Jeremiah chapter 23 is a part of a Messianic prophecy about the future rule of the ‘Righteous Branch of David’ – Jesus Christ. This prophecy also introduces us to a name of God ‘The Lord our Righteousness’ – Jehovah (YHWH) Tsidkenu.

Under the Law, people hoped to become righteous by observing all of its requirements. However, this prophecy from Jeremiah noted that in the days of Jesus Christ, the Lord would be our Righteousness. That means our righteousness would not come from ourselves but from the Lord.

What does it mean when we say the Lord is our Righteousness?

· The Lord is Righteous. That is His nature. Everything He does is right and He is right at all times. There has never been and there will never be a moment in which God does something wrong. The Lord is just in all His dealings with us. This is a comforting truth – that in all our dealings with Him, we can trust Him to do what is just and right every time.

· The Lord determines what is Righteous. He sets the standards for what is right and wrong. We live in an era where right and wrong have been made subjective and relative to the individual. But it is God – not a man, not a group nor an institution - that determines what is right from what is wrong in the world.

· The Lord makes us Righteous. In Christ, God reached out to us to make us righteous. Christ became sin for us and gave us His righteousness. We can by no human effort attain a right standing with God. We only become righteous when we believe in what Christ has done for us.

The Lord our Righteousness is another of God’s gracious revelations of Himself to us. May it inform you how to relate with Him.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, You are Righteous in all Your ways. Thank you for bringing me into the right relationship with you. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas TandohThe Lord turns difficult places into testimonies .The Lord turns difficult hard...
22/05/2026

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh

The Lord turns difficult places into testimonies .
The Lord turns difficult hard seasons into harvests .
May divine favor go ahead of your steps.

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONALBy Pastor Mensa Otabil Thursday 21st May 2026 *THE LORD OF HOSTS* *Scripture Reading:* 1 Samuel 17...
21/05/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL
By Pastor Mensa Otabil

Thursday 21st May 2026

*THE LORD OF HOSTS*

*Scripture Reading:* 1 Samuel 17

Then David said to the Philistine, “You come to me with a sword, with a spear, and with a javelin. But I come to you in the name of the Lord of hosts, the God of the armies of Israel, whom you have defied. *1 Samuel 17:45*

David faced the Philistine giant, Goliath, with firm faith in the Lord. Though he was just a youth and Goliath, a mighty and experienced warrior, David had confidence that God would give him victory. He revealed that the source of his confidence was ‘the Lord of hosts’.

In Hebrew, the Lord of Hosts is Yahweh Sabaoth – God who leads the army. It is a compound name that includes God’s revealed name to Israel, Jehovah (YHWH), and Sabaoth – meaning hosts. The word ‘hosts’ is used very frequently to refer to the armies of Israel. However, ‘hosts’ also includes God’s heavenly armies. There are two groups to consider as we look at God’s name as the Lord of hosts.

· *He is Lord of the Heavenly Hosts*. The Lord has spiritual armies at His disposal. There is an innumerable company of heavenly beings who act at the command of the Lord. They are the mighty warriors that fight for God’s purposes to be established.

· *He is Lord of the Christian hosts.* The church of Christ is God’s army on earth. Every born-again believer in Christ is part of God’s army. We act on the command of the Lord. We go out evangelizing the nations in the name of the Lord. Through us, the message about who God is and what He has accomplished is made known.

When David stepped out to meet Goliath, he considered himself as part of God’s army. Though he was young and not yet qualified to be a member of Israel’s army, he considered himself a part of God’s army. David trusted the Lord to use him for His glory.

Like David, we should also avail ourselves for the Lord to use. We must recognize that we are His army, and He is our Commander. At His command, we can march confidently, knowing there is victory at the end of every battle He leads us into.

May the Lord of Hosts use each of us for His glory.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, you are the Lord of Hosts. I am part of your army. Use me to establish your kingdom on earth. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas TandohMay the grace for new achievements locate your path.May uncommon favor rest upo...
21/05/2026

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh

May the grace for new achievements locate your path.
May uncommon favor rest upon your hands .
May your effort produce extraordinary results.

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL By Pastor Mensa Otabil Wednesday 20th May 2026 THE LORD IS MY BANNER Scripture Reading: Exodus 17...
20/05/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL By Pastor Mensa Otabil

Wednesday 20th May 2026

THE LORD IS MY BANNER

Scripture Reading: Exodus 17

Then the Lord said to Moses, “Write this for a memorial in the book and recount it in the hearing of Joshua, that I will utterly blot out the remembrance of Amalek from under heaven.” And Moses built an altar and called its name, The-Lord-Is-My-Banner; Exodus 17:14-15

Jehovah (YHWH)-Nissi – the Lord my banner, is the name that Moses called on when he built an altar celebrating Israel’s God-given victory over the Amalekites.

The Amalekites were the first nation to attack Israel after they left Egypt. The Israelites were a young and untested nation. They did not have an army and did not have any experience in combat.

In those days, nations fought under a banner. The banner was also called the standard. Usually, a nation’s banner would be an image of its gods – the national god or the god of war. Today, a nation’s banner will be its national flag and anthem.

Israel did not have a banner when they fought against the Amalekites. The only thing they knew was the name of the Lord who had delivered them.

While Joshua led the fighting forces in the valley, Moses sent up a hill and lifted his hands, as in a prayer or blessing, over Israel. Moses soon realized that whenever his hands were lifted, Israel prevailed; and when he lowered his hands, the Amalekites prevailed. With that realization, Moses sat on a rock on the mountain and had Aaron and Hur hold up his hands.

After Israel won the battle, Moses established the Lord as Israel’s banner – Jehovah Nissi. This meant that they would now fight in the name of the Lord.

The Lord is still our banner in warfare. We go out in His name and return in His name. When we lift our hands in prayer to Him, we affirm that the Lord is our banner and that He fights for us. When the Lord is with us, we can rest and trust in His help as we face the battles of life.

Go out and win with the Lord as your banner.

Prayer: Heavenly Father, you are my banner in times of war. Lift up your hand over me and grant me your victory. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas TandohReceive financial open Heavens.Receive supernatural provisions.Receive uncommon...
20/05/2026

Daily Blessings from Rev Ps Thomas Tandoh

Receive financial open Heavens.
Receive supernatural provisions.
Receive uncommon increases.

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL By Pastor Mensa Otabil Tuesday 19th May 2026 THE LORD WHO HEALS Scripture Reading: Exodus 15 If y...
19/05/2026

LIVING WORD DEVOTIONAL By Pastor Mensa Otabil

Tuesday 19th May 2026

THE LORD WHO HEALS

Scripture Reading: Exodus 15

If you diligently heed the voice of the Lord your God and do what is right in His sight, give ear to His commandments and keep all His statutes, I will put none of the diseases on you which I have brought on the Egyptians. For I am the Lord who heals you.” Exodus 15:26

The Lord is our Healer – Jehovah (YHWH) Rapha. God delivered Israel from Egypt by a mighty hand. He turned the elements against Egypt and afflicted them with all manner of plagues and ailments. In the first plague in Egypt, the Lord turned their rivers and water bodies into blood. That made their water undrinkable until the Lord removed that plague from the land.

After Israel left Egypt, the Lord took them through the wilderness without water. Then they came upon a body of water that was polluted. The Bible describes the waters as ‘bitter’. The people called the waters, Marah. That experience probably reminded them of the first plague that the Lord placed on Egypt. Challenged by severe thirst and polluted water, the Israelites raised their voices to complain against Moses.

The Lord showed Moses what to do to change the nature of the waters of Marah from bitter to sweet.

After the waters of Marah were made sweet, the Lord assured Israel that He was their Healer – Jehovah Rapha. He told them that if they obeyed Him, He would not afflict them as He did to Egypt.

· He heals our bodies. He created our bodies and can repair our bodies. The Lord heals through prayer and also through the use of knowledge. He is the creator of all herbs, chemicals and elements on our planet. Whenever any of part of God’s creation is used to make our bodies well, we must give God the glory.

· He heals our situations. The Lord healed the waters of Marah. When a situation we’re going through turns bitter, the Lord is able to make it sweet. When we face difficulties with family, finances or at the workplace, God can intervene and bring healing. He promised Israel that He would heal their bodies as well as the bitter situations they faced.

Experience God’s healing today.

Prayer. Heavenly Father, you are my healer. Remove every plague from my life. Touch my body and make it whole. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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