Words of Truth Covenant Family

We proclaim the total truth of God’s Word—unfailing and transformative—to position believers as God’s arm, equipped with power and glory to herald Christ’s return. Mission

The Mission of the Words of Truth (WOT) Covenant Family, which is an evangelical charismatic Christian church, is to develop people to become ‘God’s Arm’ by strengthening their ability to depend on and abide in His word. The ch

urch derives its name from Prov 22:21 where scripture underpins the certainty of the performance of the truth of God’s word. Vision

The Vision of WOT is the restoration of the arm of God (The Church) with the power and glory, to herald the second coming of Christ (Isaiah 51:9). Mandate
On the basis of its mission and vision, the church works with the mandate to raise people who are driven by the truth of God’s word and function as ‘God’s Arm” with power and glory.

Systems Will Support The Fulfillment Of Your Assignment Reading: Genesis 24:2 (KJV)“And Abraham said unto his eldest ser...
26/08/2026

Systems Will Support The Fulfillment Of Your Assignment

Reading: Genesis 24:2 (KJV)
“And Abraham said unto his eldest servant of his house, that ruled over all that he had, Put, I pray thee, thy hand under my thigh.”

Abraham was greatly blessed, but his success was not sustained by personal effort alone. Scripture introduces “his eldest servant of his house, that ruled over all that he had.” This reveals an important principle: blessing requires systems that can support, manage, and sustain what God has entrusted to you. Abraham had developed structures and entrusted responsibilities to capable people. When the time came to secure a wife for Isaac, he could delegate the assignment because there was a trusted servant who had authority over his household. God can bless you with opportunities, resources, influence, and responsibilities, but without appropriate systems, what you receive may become difficult to manage or sustain. Systems provide order, accountability, continuity, and effective delegation. This applies to families, businesses, ministries, institutions, and personal development. You should not build something that depends entirely on your presence. Build processes, develop people, establish accountability, and create structures that allow the work to continue effectively. Therefore, do not only pray for greater blessings. Prepare systems capable of supporting the blessings you are asking God to bring into your life. Sustainable success requires more than an opportunity; it requires structures that can carry it.

Prayer: Father, give me wisdom to build systems, develop people, and establish structures that can support everything You entrust to me.

Confession: I build effective systems that support God’s purpose for my life. I develop people, delegate wisely, and establish structures that promote order, continuity, and sustainable growth.

Prayer & Counseling: [email protected]

WOT-Church Devotional by Pas. Abraham Nyako Jnr
www.wotchurch.org

Blessed In All ThingsReading: Genesis 24:1 (KJV)“And Abraham was old, and well stricken in age: and the LORD had blessed...
25/08/2026

Blessed In All Things

Reading: Genesis 24:1 (KJV)
“And Abraham was old, and well stricken in age: and the LORD had blessed Abraham in all things.”

Abraham’s life gives us a powerful picture of God’s comprehensive blessing. Scripture does not merely say that Abraham was blessed in one area; it declares that “the LORD had blessed Abraham in all things.” God’s blessing touched the different dimensions of his life and enabled him to fulfill his purpose. This reminds us that God’s desire is not limited to blessing us financially. His blessing can encompass our relationships, family, health, work, resources, influence, and spiritual assignment. God is able to bring wholeness and fruitfulness into every area of our lives. However, being blessed in all things does not mean having a trouble-free life. Abraham experienced delays, challenges, and seasons of testing. Yet God’s faithfulness continued to work through every season until his life reflected the comprehensive blessing of God. We should therefore learn to recognize God’s blessings beyond material possessions. Sometimes the blessing is a relationship, an opportunity, wisdom, peace, strength, or the grace to fulfill an assignment. As you trust God and walk in obedience, expect His goodness to touch every area of your life. The God who blessed Abraham in all things is still able to make your life fruitful and complete according to His purpose.

Prayer: Father, let Your blessing rest upon every area of my life. Give me grace to recognize, steward, and enjoy Your blessings while fulfilling Your purpose for my life.

Confession: I am blessed by the Lord in every area of my life. His goodness, wisdom, favor, provision, and grace are working together for the fulfillment of His purpose for me.

Prayer & Counseling: [email protected]

WOT-Church Devotional by Pas. Abraham Nyako Jnr
www.wotchurch.org

24/08/2026

🔥 SUNDAY SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS 🔥
We Worshipped 🙌 • We Praised 🎶 • We Prayed 🧎🏽 • We Received the Word 📖 • We Fellowshipped 🤝

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Words of Truth Covenant Family, Bubiashie, Accra.
Sundays @ 8:00am & 11:00am
Thursdays @6:00pm

Do It for GodReading: Colossians 3:23–24 (KJV)“And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men; K...
24/08/2026

Do It for God

Reading: Colossians 3:23–24 (KJV)
“And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, as to the Lord, and not unto men; Knowing that of the Lord ye shall receive the reward of the inheritance: for ye serve the Lord Christ.”

One reason relationships become frustrating is that we often serve people while expecting recognition in return. When appreciation does not come, our motivation can disappear. Paul gives us a different perspective: whatever we do, we should do it “as to the Lord.” When you serve people for God, their response no longer determines your obedience. They may not thank you. They may not notice your sacrifice. They may not reciprocate your kindness. But God sees it. Serving people becomes an expression of serving Christ. When God is your ultimate audience, human applause becomes less important. You can continue to love, serve, forgive, encourage, and support others even when your efforts are not recognized. Your reward does not ultimately come from people; it comes from the Lord. Therefore, do not allow people’s response to determine the quality of your service. Do everything with a sincere heart, knowing that you are ultimately serving Christ. Do it for God, and let Him take care of the reward.

Prayer: Father, help me to serve others with the right motives. Let everything I do be an expression of my love and service to You. Keep me from becoming discouraged when people fail to appreciate my efforts.

Confession: I do everything as unto the Lord. I serve with sincerity, love without expecting applause, and remain faithful because God sees and rewards my labor.

Prayer & Counseling: [email protected]

WOT-Church Devotional by Pas. Abraham Nyako Jnr
www.wotchurch.org

The Relational Legacy Of Legacy ; A Life That Made Covenant Visible || 23.08.2026 || - Pictures.
23/08/2026

The Relational Legacy Of Legacy ; A Life That Made Covenant Visible || 23.08.2026 || - Pictures.

ABBA FATHERReading: Mark 14:36; Galatians 4:6–7 (KJV)“And he said, Abba, Father, all things are possible unto thee…”“And...
22/08/2026

ABBA FATHER

Reading: Mark 14:36; Galatians 4:6–7 (KJV)
“And he said, Abba, Father, all things are possible unto thee…”
“And because ye are sons, God hath sent forth the Spirit of his Son into your hearts, crying, Abba, Father.”

The word “Abba” is an Aramaic term for father, expressing a close, personal, and intimate relationship between a child and their father. It communicates more than merely acknowledging God as Father; it reflects relationship, affection, trust, belonging, and confidence. Jesus used the expression “Abba, Father” in Gethsemane. In the face of overwhelming suffering, He did not approach God merely as the Almighty who had the power to change His circumstances. He approached Him as Father. This reveals the significance of knowing God beyond His power-knowing Him relationally. Paul further explains that through the Holy Spirit, believers are enabled to cry, “Abba, Father.” This is significant because it speaks of our adoption into God’s family. We are not merely people who receive blessings from God; through Christ, we become His sons and daughters and can approach Him with the confidence of belonging. Knowing God as Abba changes our relationship with Him. We can trust Him when we do not understand Him, obey Him when circumstances are difficult, and rest in His love when answers seem delayed. God wants more than servants who know His power. He desires children who know His heart.

Prayer: Father, help me to know You intimately as my Abba. Let me understand the privilege of belonging to Your family and teach me to trust Your heart even when I cannot understand Your ways.

Confession: God is my Abba Father. I belong to Him, I am loved by Him, and I can approach Him with confidence, knowing that I am His child.

Prayer & Counseling: [email protected]

WOT-Church Devotional by Pas. Abraham Nyako Jnr
www.wotchurch.org

21/08/2026

Jesus said, “Love your neighbour as yourself.” — Mark 12:31

Full sermon on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pwJpqbzixHA?si=yJEB8hLrx_uiktD7

Sermon: Watch How You Treat The Image of God

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Prayer empowers you to keep your flesh  under control!Reading: Mark 14:37–38 (KJV)“And he cometh, and findeth them sleep...
21/08/2026

Prayer empowers you to keep your flesh under control!

Reading: Mark 14:37–38 (KJV)

“And he cometh, and findeth them sleeping, and saith unto Peter, Simon, sleepest thou? couldest not thou watch one hour? Watch ye and pray, lest ye enter into temptation. The spirit truly is ready, but the flesh is weak.”

Jesus recognized a conflict within the disciples: their spirit was willing, but their flesh was weak. They genuinely desired to remain faithful, yet their human weakness made them vulnerable to temptation. Jesus therefore instructed them, “Watch ye and pray.” Watching does not mean weakness. It means remaining spiritually alert and recognizing the areas where we are vulnerable. Prayer then enables us to draw on God’s strength so that our weaknesses do not overcome us. Good intentions alone are not enough. Peter sincerely believed he would never abandon Jesus, yet he eventually denied Him. This shows us that spiritual desire must be supported by spiritual discipline. Prayer helps us move beyond what we want to do into what we are empowered to do. It strengthens the inner man, sharpens spiritual sensitivity, and gives us grace to resist impulses that can lead us away from God’s will. Therefore, do not rely only on your willpower. Watch and pray. Recognize your vulnerabilities, remain spiritually alert, and continually depend on God’s strength.

Prayer: Father, strengthen my spirit through prayer and help me bring every desire of my flesh under Your control. Give me grace to overcome temptation and remain faithful to You.

Confession: My flesh does not control me. Through prayer and the power of the Holy Spirit, I overcome weakness, resist temptation, and walk in obedience to God.

Prayer & Counseling: [email protected]

WOT-Church Devotional by Pas. Abraham Nyako Jnr
www.wotchurch.org

Divine Opinion Is All That MattersReading: Mark 14:6 (KJV)“And Jesus said, Let her alone; why trouble ye her? she hath w...
20/08/2026

Divine Opinion Is All That Matters

Reading: Mark 14:6 (KJV)
“And Jesus said, Let her alone; why trouble ye her? she hath wrought a good work on me.”

A woman poured expensive ointment on Jesus, and some people immediately criticized her. They considered her action wasteful and questioned why the ointment had not been sold and the money given to the poor. Their opinion, however, did not determine the value of what she had done. Jesus saw something they did not see. He defended her and declared, “She hath wrought a good work on me.” What people criticized, Jesus commended. What others considered waste, He recognized as an expression of devotion. This teaches us that human opinion is not the ultimate measure of the value of our obedience. People may misunderstand your sacrifice, criticize your decisions, or question your commitment to God. But if what you are doing is pleasing to the Lord, their approval is not what gives it value. We must therefore learn to live for God’s approval rather than human applause. Not every decision God leads you to make will be understood by everyone. Your responsibility is to obey Him faithfully and allow Him to judge the outcome.

Prayer: Father, deliver me from the need for human approval. Help me to value Your opinion above every other opinion and to faithfully obey You even when others misunderstand me.

Confession: God’s opinion matters most to me. I will not be controlled by human approval or criticism. I live to please the Lord and faithfully fulfill His purpose for my life.

Prayer & Counseling: [email protected]

WOT-Church Devotional by Pas. Abraham Nyako Jnr
www.wotchurch.org

19/08/2026

Who is your neighbour? And how are you treating them?

Jesus said, “Love your neighbour as yourself.” — Mark 12:31

Full sermon on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pwJpqbzixHA?si=yJEB8hLrx_uiktD7

Sermon: Watch How You Treat The Image of God

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Words of Truth Covenant Family, Bubiashie, Accra.
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Thursdays @6:00pm

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1115 Mankobia Street, Bubiashie
Accra
GA310

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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
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Thursday 18:00 - 20:30
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