Push -Pray Until Something Happen

09/11/2020

*Good News Youth Ministry - Tamale DCC* presents:

*PRAYER MARATHON*

Theme: ```THE UPPER ROOM ENCOUNTER```
(Acts 1:13-14; 2:2-4)

_Officiating ministers:_
1. Rev. Eric Kwaku PRAH
2. Ps. Andrews Dawuni
3. Ps. Fuseini Fatawu
and
4. Shepherd Osman David.

Date: *18th - 20th November 2020*
18th &, 19th _6:30pm - 9:00pm_
20th *All Night (8:30pm)*

Venue: Gumani Good News Bible Church (Gumani GNBC)

13/11/2019

06/04/2018

Festive celebrations are awesome moments in our lives and society as a whole. Not only does it bring us happiness and joy, it also brings us closer together (both family and friends). The Religious…

30/11/2017

HIGHER EVERYDAY

*PRAYER SOLVES PROBLEMS*

_"Is any among you afflicted? Let him pray. Is any merry? Let him sing psalms"_ - *James 5:13*

Prayer is expressing our wish or desires to a loving and willing God. The Bible encourages all people to pray. From our text prayer should be made at all times. In times of danger, difficulties, sicknesses and any kind of challenge you may face, you should pray. A man of God stated that, _“Nothing lies beyond the reach of prayer except that which lies outside the will of God.”_ You should also express appreciation or thanks to God when your needs are met, or anytime you receive blessings from Him.
In 1985, during a crusade organized by the Deeper Life Bible Church at the National Stadium in Lagos, a boy born without bones in his leg was brought by his mother. That was indeed a big problem. Obviously, medical science had no solution to that, but as prayer ministration was made, bones were formed in the leg instantaneously. What an amazing miracle! You can solve all problems through prayers to God if really you are His child (Mark 11:20-23; John 14:13).

*Challenge:* Whenever you pray believe that God answers.

*Prayer:* Heal me O God, of all diseases in Jesus’ name.

*Quote:* Solve all problems through prayers.

*Further Reading:* Psalm 103:1-4
Good morning n have a blissful day!!!

25/11/2017

315 days have been spent already, 51 days remain. God is saying to you that your latter days will be greater than your former days, you will grow from zero to hero, from grass to grace, from stop to top, from boys quarter to headquarter, God will make you the head and not the tail. You will grow from shame to fame by HIS grace.

24/11/2017

I remember any time I travelled from Accra to Kumasi via a "VIP" bus,the bus normally stopped at "Linda Dor" rest stop for passengers to buy things and make themselves comfortable for the journey.
One thing I do remember is, the driver gives everyone 10 minutes to do whatever one wants to do. Some people choose to buy food while others attend to calls either of nature or from their phones. But all are supposed to do that within the given time. I observed that each and every passenger did everything in a hurry in order not to miss the bus when it is ready for moving. In fact,at that point everyone is aware of the journey and they clearly know that "Linda Dor" isn't their destination but a rest stop.
The question is, are you aware the earth isn't your destination and that you are here for a short time. Some people feel so comfortable on this earth to the extent that they forget they are on a journey. With the bus, sometimes the driver horns to create awareness that it would move soon. But do remember that, there's no more signs to alert us of the last day. I saw videos of people crying and some attempting su***de for "Kaba". One thing that we should note is that, this journey is not about how long you live but how well you live.
It is appointed to all of us to die once,after it, is judgement.
Assess your life and ask if you are fit to be in God's bosom. If you are not, just turn to Christ and He will help you.

25/02/2017

31/01/2017

Reflections 4 Today
Hebrew 12:1-4/Mark 5:21-43

How deep is your faith? Can you keep your heart and eyes focused on Christ amid the challenges and difficulties around you? Do you know that any person who turns to Christ, finds mercy, compassion and healing? Our Lord always presents Himself to those who seek Him. In His own time, which is always the right time, He answers those who petition Him. Christ sprinkles miracles in our lives every day. He gives to us, freely and wholly of Himself, always providing for us when we most need His providence. All we need to do is to get close to Him with expectant faith; and like the “woman afflicted with haemorrhages for twelve years,” touch His cloak. Alternatively, when we get close to Him, we can, like Jairus the synagogue official “fall at His feet and pleaded earnestly with Him.” But, as we pray, we need to trust. That way, we would hear Christ say to us, “your faith has saved you.” Finally, we are entreated to “rid ourselves of every burden and sin that clings to us and persevere in running the race that lies before us.” That is the race to heaven, our final destination…