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We are a Church patterned after the early church in Acts 2:41-46, where people from all walks of life

VISION STATEMENT:
At Teshie branch, our vision is to be a Holy and blameless church for the praise of His glory (Eph. 1:2 – 14)
MISSION STATEMENT:
To live a life worthy of the Lord and to please HIM by bearing fruit in every good work and to grow in the knowledge of God. (Colossians 1: 10)
MOTTO:
Demonstrating the power and the glory of God
STATEMENT OF FAITH:
The basis for our activities is the i

ncorruptible and infallible Word of God. OUR MESSAGE:
The true gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ (Galatians 1: 6 – 12)
OUR ROLE MODEL:
The Lord Jesus Christ
CORE VALUES AND PASSION:
 To be like Christ.
 To worship Jehovah in spirit and in truth.
 To devote ourselves to the study of the word, prayer, fellowship, breaking of bread and witnessing.
 To possess our possessions. CORE MINISTRIES:
The church ministries serve as the platform for preparing the Saints for works of service, to build the body of Christ, and to preach the gospel of the Kingdom (Ephesians 4: 11 – 13).
• Shepherds ministry – It is in charge of feeding the members by teaching the word and prayer. (Acts 6: 1-4)
• Brave warriors ministry - It is the power house of the church. They lead the members to pray during church services or any meetings. This is aimed at helping members to develop effective prayer life style that will enable members to live a dominion lives.
• Throne of Praise - They are charged to lead members to praise and worship Jehovah in spirit and in truth so that they will always experience His presence and goodness. CARE MINISTRY:
The ministry ensures that the physical needs of members are met. COMPASSION MNISTRY:
It is an outreach ministry that ensures that the gospel of the Kingdom of God reaches everyone. These includes
• community evangelism
• Schools evangelism
• prisons evangelism
• Hospital evangelism etc. FELLOWSHIPS
• Blessed Married Couple Fellowship
• Men of Valour Fellowship
• Women of Virtue Fellowship
• Children of Vision Fellowship

23/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 23, 2026
Topic: THE APPOINTED SEASON
Text: Leviticus 26:4 (NKJV)..then I will give you rain in its season, the land shall yield its produce, and the trees of the field shall yield their fruit.

Sometimes, we face dry, dusty seasons in life. We pray confidently for rain—whether for a breakthrough, open doors of favour, a job, or direction—and encounter silence. We mistake the delay for denial; instead of seeing it as a period of preparation for the blessing.

This verse underscores God's unwavering faithfulness. He promises to send rain precisely when it is needed, demonstrating that His provision and favour are never early or late. Rain signifies the sustaining power essential for survival; without it, spiritual dryness and stagnation take hold.

When God pours out His blessings, He transforms barren seasons into times of abundant fruitfulness. Remember the phrase "rain in its season." Your responsibility is not to force the rain but to wait for the right season.

What "season" do you currently find yourself in? Is it a season of waiting, planting, or harvesting? Understand that rain arriving too early can ruin the soil of your character, which must be ready to support growth.

This promise is linked to obedience and walking in God's ways. By remaining faithful, trusting Him, and staying rooted in His presence, you position yourself for divine blessings. Even during difficult seasons, hold firm in faith. The dry season will end.

Be confident today—God’s timing is impeccable, and He is already preparing to meet your needs. Your rain and harvest are on their way. Stay steadfast; your due season is upon you, bringing an outpouring of God's blessings.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for being the Lord of the harvest and the Master of my seasons. Give me the grace to wait with confidence, knowing the rain will come exactly when I need it, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

22/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 22, 2026
Topic: YOU ARE SENT
Text: John 20:21 (NKJV)
So Jesus said to them again, "Peace to you! As the Father has sent Me, I also send you."

The disciples were hiding in a locked room, paralysed by fear and grief. Amidst their turmoil, Jesus appears. He does not rebuke them for hiding or question their lack of understanding about His resurrection. Instead, He meets them in their anxiety and declares a profound, spirit-awakening word: "Peace to you."

This peace is not merely the absence of conflict, but the deep sense of well-being that stems from a right relationship with God. It echoes Jesus' promise in John 14:27, where He assures His disciples of a peace that remains firm despite trials.

Jesus did not bring peace to comfort them in their hiding place. He brought peace to prepare them for their mission. He states, *"As the Father has sent Me, I also send you."* This establishes a direct link between His divine mission and our daily calling.

We are called not to pursue our own purpose but to carry on Christ's mission: spreading God's love, salvation, healing the broken-hearted, feeding the hungry, and freeing the captives. We are not sent empty-handed. God's presence empowers us through His Spirit. His peace calms us amid opposition. His grace strengthens us when we feel weak.

Do not let fear, rejection, or past failures silence your purpose. Never feel inadequate, untrained, or overwhelmed by fear. Jesus does not send us out relying on our strength. We have heaven's authority backing us. Know this: within your community, when you step into your workplace or lecture hall, you are sent. No matter the circumstances, you are called.

Proceed with God's presence and peace. Make an impact today.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for meeting me in my moments of fear and speaking peace over my heart. Grant me the courage to step out of my comfort zone and into my calling, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

21/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 21, 2026
Topic: Faith and Patience
Text: Hebrews 6:12 (NKJV)
That you do not become sluggish, but imitate those who through faith and patience inherit the promises.

Starting a new spiritual habit, project, or fitness routine is one thing; maintaining momentum to the finish line is an entirely different challenge. As weeks pass, the initial excitement fades, and fatigue sets in, causing the progress to come to a halt. The Bible describes this as being sluggish—a form of spiritual laziness or a lack of diligence in one's faith journey.

The enemy is well aware of this tendency and often exploits discouragement to lead believers into doubt, fear, and spiritual lethargy, thereby stealing our blessings. God, however, calls us to remain steadfast and spiritually alert by imitating those who, through faith and patience, inherit the promises.

Consider Abraham, who waited decades for his promised son. Joseph endured betrayal and imprisonment before ascending to royalty. Job lost everything but refused to curse God. David was hunted in the wilderness long before he became king. All endured profound hardship before experiencing the fulfilment of God's promises.

Faith and patience are inseparable—two sides of the same coin working toward the same goal. Faith is the engine that powers your spiritual life, giving you strength and stability amid life's storms. Patience acts as the lubrication, preventing your spirit from grinding down or burning out under stress.

Never allow time or delay to diminish your confidence in God, leading to spiritual sluggishness. Instead, leverage God's track record to strengthen your faith. Cling unwaveringly to His promises, remain patient through suffering, and persist in prayer with God’s Word, fully trusting that God will never fail you.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You that Your promises are dependable. I choose to trust Your timing today, knowing that Your promises are worth the wait, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

20/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 20, 2026
Topic: THE BLESSING OF CONFESSION
Text: 1 John 4:15 (NKJV)
Whoever confesses that Jesus is the Son of God, God abides in him, and he in God.

The first step to becoming a believer is unequivocally acknowledging Jesus as the Son of God. This confession, which forms the foundation of our salvation, is more than mere words; it is a declaration of faith from a transformed heart.

To confess Jesus as the Son of God means to believe in His lordship, trust completely in His finished work on the cross, and live in unwavering obedience to His truth. When this confession is genuine, an extraordinary transaction occurs—a mutual relationship is established.

You become God's residence: "God abides in him." God is not distant from you; He does not visit at will. Instead, His presence becomes active and permanent in your life. Consider this reality carefully: "Abides" signifies a settled, ongoing presence—God moves in to stay. You are never alone in your life's journey.

God also becomes your dwelling place: "he in God." You abide in Him, meaning you are enveloped by His steadfast presence and protected by His power. No threat from the enemy can withstand you, and external circumstances cannot frighten you, for you are securely hidden inside the fortress of God Himself.

With this mutual relationship—God abides in you and you in Him—you have no reason to seek solutions or security elsewhere. The Creator and architect of the universe dwells in you, and you live in Him.

Whenever you feel abandoned, weak, lonely, or threatened by the enemy, remember: you are not empty. Greater is He that is in you. You carry the very presence of God within and remain in Him, securing His full protection.

Today, walk with unwavering confidence, assured that God abides in you and you in Him. Let your life reflect your confession of Christ. Stay connected through prayer and obedience to His Word. As you abide in Him and He in you, your life will testify continually to His power and peace. You are more than a conqueror.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. I declare that Your presence shall abide in me always, and I will remain faithful to You in all I do, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

19/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 19, 2026
Topic: HOPE ANCHORED IN GOD
Text: Psalm 38:15 (NKJV)
For in You, O LORD, I hope; You will hear, O Lord my God."

There are certain things we all expect in life. We desire that someone would assist us financially to achieve our goals or that situations would improve. This hope is often surrounded by uncertainty.

When King David writes Psalm 38, he is not merely wishing but confidently expecting God's intervention. Despite his deep distress and isolation, he directly trusts in absolute certainty.

Observe where David places his expectation. He does not rely on the Israeli army to rescue him or on circumstances to change. He declares, "For in You, O LORD, I hope." This declaration signifies a decisive hope in God.

If your hope depends on prominent individuals or promises from others, your life will be restless like a violent sea. You will experience continuous disappointment. However, when your hope is firmly anchored in God's faithfulness and His living word, you can face the future with confidence, knowing God never fails and always fulfils His promises in His perfect timing.

Because David's hope was rooted in God, he was assured of God's listening: "You will hear, O Lord my God." He did not merely hope for a possibility but anticipated certainty. Sometimes circumstances make us feel that God is absent or distant. Yet, we must reject this lie and declare, "You will hear, O Lord my God."

When you grow weary from waiting, choose to hope. When conditions remain the same, persevere in prayer. When doors close, continue to knock. When answers are delayed, remain steadfast. When anxiety strikes, cling to God's promises. Instead of seeking a helper elsewhere, lift your eyes to heaven, where your deliverer resides.

Always place your hope in God. He sees your suffering, hears your cries, and will intervene in unimaginable ways. Live with confidence.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank you for always being present and ready to help. Strengthen my trust in Your faithfulness and affirm that You hear my prayers, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

18/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 18, 2026
Topic: A CALL TO SPIRITUAL BATTLE
Text: 2 Corinthians 10:3 (NKJV)
For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war according to the flesh.

We naturally tend to retaliate quickly or respond to evil with evil, especially when physically attacked. This verse demands that we adopt a different mindset—one that rejects the weapons and strategies of this world, as they are irrelevant in our spiritual battles.

Paul states plainly: "For though we walk in the flesh." This acknowledges human existence and our inherent weaknesses and mortality. Walking in the flesh also highlights our fleshly inclinations and desires.

Because we live in human bodies, our instinct is to fight back with worldly tools—self-protection, silence, manipulation, or sheer willpower—to resolve problems.

However, Paul commands us to fight differently. When he says "we do not war according to the flesh," he emphasises that our struggle is spiritual, not physical. It requires spiritual weapons, revealing that behind our challenges stands a spiritual enemy that must be confronted in the spiritual realm.

Identify the challenges in your Christian walk, marriage, family, work, or ministry. Cease relying on natural strength to win spiritual battles. Hand these battles over to the One who has already secured the ultimate victory through fervent prayer and application of God's Word in every aspect of life. Stay firm; victory is assured, and you are already a champion.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, I thank You for the victory secured through Your death. Help me lay down human weapons of worry and control, and instead put on Your armour. Trust in Your power, Your Word, and Your victory. In Jesus' name. Amen!

By David Osabutey

16/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 16, 2026
Topic: PEACE IN TROUBLED TIMES
Text: John 14:1 (NKJV)
Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me.

The unpredictability and uncertainty of life can evoke fear in us, causing our hearts to be troubled. Jesus' disciples felt this fear as they grappled with the news of their master's departure. During those moments, Jesus issued a command and reassurance: "Let not your heart be troubled."

Jesus clearly observed and acknowledged our troubled hearts. He did not claim that trouble would never come. Instead, He provides us, His disciples, with a powerful remedy to overcome our troubled hearts. We cannot prevent trouble from arriving, but we have the power to control our response.

Jesus gives us the solution to our troubled hearts in just one word: Believe. When uncertainty, unanswered prayers, or looming dangers approach, Jesus calls us to change our mindset. We must choose faith over fear—believe in God and in Him.

When trust in God wanes, fear takes over, magnifying our troubles beyond the greatness of God, who rules the storms. Trusting in God's presence and His power brings immediate peace, a peace only found in Him.

What is stirring the waters of your heart today? Fear of the unknown, a present burden, or a troubling medical report? Jesus commands us to reject fear and not let our hearts be troubled. We possess the authority to refuse panic.

Today, refuse to surrender your heart to worry. Instead of panicking, pray. Instead of fearing, exercise faith. Instead of worrying, worship. Remember: God is with you in your struggles and storms, guiding you toward your destiny. Once more, heed Jesus' commands, "Let not your heart be troubled." Period.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for being with me in the storm to offer help. Help me to refuse to let my heart be troubled. Fill me with Your peace, knowing You are always in control, in Jesus’ name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

15/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 15, 2026
Topic: PRAY AGAIN AND AGAIN
Text: James 5:18 (NKJV)
And he prayed again, and the heaven gave rain, and the earth produced its fruit.

James challenged us to emulate Elijah's passionate and effective prayer life, highlighting how Elijah prayed for drought, and God responded by withholding rain for three and a half years. Elijah was a man with a nature just like ours—reminding us that, like him, our prayers can influence outcomes.

When the scripture states, "And he prayed again," it emphasises Elijah's deliberate act of intercession. It demonstrates Elijah's unwavering faith. His prayer’s power wasn't rooted in personal greatness but in complete trust that the living God, who hears prayer, would respond to his plea.

"Praying again" exemplifies Elijah's persistence. He refused to give up when there was no immediate sign of rain. Seven times, he sent his servant to look for clouds. Elijah didn't see silence as a "No"; he saw it as an invitation to continue pressing in, which ultimately brought about the rain.

Many of us pray once and, upon seeing no immediate change, assume the situation won't improve or might worsen. Elijah teaches us that breakthrough requires persistent prayer.

Prayer is what bridges the gap between God's promise and its fulfilment. We should continue to pray even when answers seem delayed, rather than giving up in despair. Whatever you've stopped praying for, regardless of the reason, return to prayer now.

Today, follow Elijah’s example—persistently seek the Father until you see results. Prayer’s answer is not merely a promise; it is a certainty waiting to be fulfilled.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You that You answer prayer. Strengthen my resolve to pray persistently until Your power manifests for Your glory, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

14/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 14, 2026
Topic: GOD'S FAITHFULNESS NEVER CHANGES
Text: Hebrews 13:8 (NKJV)
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Whether you are facing a transition today or fearing the unknowns of tomorrow, find peace in this absolute truth: Jesus Christ remains the same. While everything else shifts, He is the steady Rock who never wavers. Christ’s nature is perfectly unchanging.

To say Jesus is the same yesterday is to celebrate a legacy of miracles that haven't lost their potency. The Saviour who walked on water, multiplied loaves, healed the sick, and raised the dead is the same One who has walked beside you through every hardship you've survived. His past victories are proof that He can be trusted with your life.

When the verse says He is the same today, it means that what He did in the past, He will do again. He is not a distant historical figure; He is your present help. Whatever stress or challenge you face now, His grace is sufficient. His character remains compassionate and powerful.

And as Jesus is the same forever, you don't need to worry about the future version of God. He will never grow tired of you. His promises never expire. His love will never diminish, and His mercies are new every morning. This truth assures us we are safe and secure in the care of the One who holds all of time in His hands.

When everything around you feels like shifting sand, look to the Rock. Because Jesus is the same, His Word remains true, His forgiveness is always available, and His victory is certain. Step into tomorrow with confidence—not because you know what the future holds, but because you know the One who holds the future—and He does not change.

Understanding that Jesus is the "same" should boldly transform your perspective on every situation by holding onto His Word in faith.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for being my constant. When challenges overwhelm me, remind me that You are the same yesterday, today, and forever. Amen.

By David Osabutey

13/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 13, 2026
Topic: THE POWER OF THE SURRENDERED-LIFE
Text: John 12:24 (NKJV)
Most assuredly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it remains alone; but if it dies, it produces much grain."

Jesus was not merely offering a gardening tip; He was illustrating His own journey to the Cross. He had to "die" so that the entire world could live. He calls us into that same rhythm of self-surrender for a greater purpose.

By saying "most assuredly," Jesus affirms an undeniable and universal truth. He states, "Unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies," emphasising that sacrifice is essential.

The imagery of a grain of wheat, familiar to His audience from agricultural practices, vividly illustrates this principle. The seed remains alone when in the sack, but when buried in the soil, it "dies”—the outer shell breaks, releasing life inside. From that single seed, a stalk grows, yielding many more grains.

Jesus uses this powerful imagery not only to foreshadow His death and resurrection but also to challenge us to a surrendered life that bears lasting fruit. To grow, we must die to ourselves. In God’s kingdom, burial is not an end but the prelude to a harvest.

Reflect on what you are desperately clutching that prevents growth. Clinging to comfort and self-preservation keeps us barren, lacking spiritual and physical fruit.

True transformation requires us to step beyond the familiar and die to the impulses of the flesh, such as pride and selfish ambition. It is in this surrender that something miraculous occurs: God’s life-giving Spirit begins to stir within the hidden depths of our soul. We are no longer a solitary, protected seed; we become "much grain"—a life that nourishes, encourages, and serves as a profound blessing to others.

Trust wholly in God, the Master Gardener. Allow your "seed" to fall into the ground through dedicated service and sacrificial giving. Stand firm, confident that God alone orchestrates your supernatural growth and increase.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for the seasons of "dying" that lead to new life. Help me trust that giving my life to You results in multiplication beyond my own efforts, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

12/05/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
May 12, 2026
Topic: REMAIN RESOLUTE
Text: 1 Corinthians 15:58 (NKJV)
Therefore, my beloved brethren, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labour is not in vain in the Lord.

Before this "therefore," Paul devotes an entire chapter to detailing the resurrection of Jesus. He is not merely giving a lecture but establishing a vital spiritual reality. Because believers' resurrection is guaranteed, our daily efforts must clearly reflect eternal investments.

The verse presents three essential pillars that ensure our lives remain unshakeable amid a world full of distraction and discouragement:

First, "Be Steadfast." This embodies internal firmness. Believers are called to be firmly rooted and settled in their faith. This involves a firm commitment to the truth of the Gospel and the hope of the resurrection.

Second, be "Immovable." This signifies external resilience against worldly pressures. In a world riddled with distractions and discouragement from daily problems and persecutions, standing firm on Christ the solid Rock ensures nothing can topple us.

Third, be "Always Abounding in the work of the Lord." God does not call us to idleness but to action. To "abound" means to overflow and to exceed. Whether leading, worshipping, praying, ushering, or serving in secret, do so with relentless pursuit of excellence and unwavering dedication.

Living an unshakeable life is guaranteed by this promise: "Knowing that your labour is not in vain in the Lord." The enemy seeks to deceive us into believing our work is insignificant, unnoticed, or wasted. However, the Word affirms that your good works will not go unnoticed by God, who will reward your faithfulness.

Your current faithfulness lays the foundation for your future legacy. Do not waver. God acknowledges your integrity, prayers, and offerings—all investments into your eternal account. You are actively shaping the Kingdom; do not lose heart.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, I thank You that my life has purpose because of Your victory over the grave. Empower me to serve others with a heart overflowing with Your love, in Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

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Teshie

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