Harvest Souls Outreach Church - Teshie Branch

Harvest Souls Outreach Church - Teshie Branch 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

HEAVEN'S DEWAugust 24, 2026Topic: TRUST GOD, NOT HUMANText: Psalm 118:8 (NKJV)It is better to...
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HEAVEN'S DEW
August 24, 2026
Topic: TRUST GOD, NOT HUMAN
Text: Psalm 118:8 (NKJV)
It is better to trust in the LORD Than to put confidence in man.

Instead of depending on human strength, the psalmist places his complete trust in God. contrasting two clear paths: trusting unreliable people or seeking refuge in the unchanging nature of the Almighty.

The Psalmist boldly states, "It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in man." Human beings are mortal, fragile, and prone to fail us when we need them most, leaving us stranded.

Moreover, human resources are limited, meaning they can never fully meet all our needs. Ultimately, relying only on people leads to greater disappointment and worsens our struggles.

Unlike humans, trusting completely in God offers true joy, peace, and fulfilment. Because He is eternal, we can look to Him as our ultimate provider and protector. He specialises in the impossible—removing blocked paths and opening doors no enemy can lock. Above all, He guarantees our eternal rest.

Trusting God does not mean building walls against others, but recognising that people do not control our destiny. When others fail or turn us away, keep hope alive. Pray, follow His word, and leave the outcomes to Him. He is faithful, and placing our confidence in Him ensures we will never be disappointed but will be satisfied.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank you that you never shame those who trust in You. Help me to place my full trust in Your unfailing promises. In Jesus' name, Amen.

By David Osabutey

24/08/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
August 23, 2026
Topic: YOUR WORK SHALL BE REWARDED
Text: 2 Chronicles 15:7 (NKJV)
"But you, be strong and do not let your hands be weak, for your work shall be rewarded!"

God had granted Judah victory over the Cush*te army, but King Asa still faced the difficult task of eradicating deep-rooted pagan worship. To help him finish the reforms, Azariah delivered a powerful, encouraging mandate: "Be strong."

Azariah’s phrase "But you" instantly shifts the focus from a general national warning to a personal charge for King Asa.
This intentional shift highlights a timeless truth about accountability: when God calls, no one can hide behind the crowd.

The call to "be strong" reminds us that life's journey is hard, progress is slow, and giving up is tempting. When facing these moments, true strength doesn't come from ourselves, but from relying on the power of the Holy Spirit.

Asa was also called to be strong as Azariah urged him, "Do not let your hands be weak." Walking out your divine mandate will inevitably invite opposition and resistance. If you aren't careful, this friction can breed discouragement and tempt you to abandon your God-given mission.

Hence, when things get tough, God gives us a powerful promise to keep us moving forward: "Your work shall be rewarded!" It's easy to get discouraged when you don't see the results or returns you expected right away. But remember, God is faithful—He will never overlook your hard work, and He will reward your dedication.

Let this verse be the push you need to keep going, rather than letting disappointment make you drop your hands in defeat. Keep showing up in prayer, even when answers take time. Don't quit serving just because people don't notice or appreciate your efforts. Stay locked into your calling, trusting the harvest is on the way. Remember the promise: “Your work shall be rewarded.”

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for reminding me not to give up. Strengthen my heart to remain faithful in Your service without giving up, but to persevere. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

By David Osabutey

23/08/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
August 22, 2026
Topic: YOUR PROBLEM IS NOT THE END
Text: John 11:25-26 (NKJV)
Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. [26] And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?"

Jesus gives us a deep and unwavering promise: our current struggles do not determine the final chapter of our lives. He first shared these comforting words with Martha after the heartbreaking loss of her brother, Lazarus.

To Martha, Lazarus' death seemed final—breathless, buried, and beyond all hope. Yet, when Jesus intervened, the story changed. He shows that His power far surpasses any impossible situation.

When Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life,” He was pointing well beyond a simple miracle. Resurrection isn't just a gift He offers—it is His very nature. For us, this is a strong reminder that whenever a dream, a relationship, or a circumstance appears completely dead and buried, Jesus can still bring unexpected hope and life.

When we face what feels like a devastating final chapter, the story of Lazarus encourages us to look more closely. What seems like an absolute defeat is often the very moment God steps in to reveal His strength.

You might be going through a challenging season right now—ranging from unexpected health issues and financial worries to broken plans and closed doors. But take heart: whatever hardship you face today, it is only temporary, not the end of your story.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank you that Jesus is the resurrection and the life. As I have accepted Him by faith, I trust that He is working in my life, believing that, come what may, my sad story will end in victory. In Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

22/08/2026


HEAVEN'S DEW
August 21, 2026
Topic: EMBRACE GOD'S FORGIVENESS
Text: Psalm 130:4 (NKJV)
But there is forgiveness with You, That You may be feared.

At the core of this verse lies the distinctive nature of God. It highlights His extraordinary mercy towards a fallen world—choosing not to hold our mistakes against us, but to offer genuine forgiveness.

When the Psalmist declares, "But there is forgiveness with You," he articulates a profound truth. While humans often tally our errors and find it difficult to forgive, God's nature is entirely different. The phrase "with You" reminds us that the ultimate source of forgiveness resides solely in God.

God grants complete, unconditional forgiveness through the cross of Christ. The blood of Jesus not only secures our pardon but entirely obliterates our sins, treating us as if we had never committed wrong. As a result, His pardon leaves no lingering effects of guilt, allowing us to live with a clear conscience.

The verse points to one reason for God's forgiveness: "That You may be feared." God's forgiveness should inspire a profound reverence for Him. It should transform us to recognise the seriousness of our sins and God's immense mercy in granting pardon, leading to humility, awe, and worship of His character.

Never hesitate to seek God's forgiveness when you stumble. Recognising that we have been forgiven should never serve as an excuse to persist in sin; instead, it should ignite a greater desire to please God. His mercy should draw us nearer to Him, not push us away.

Let us walk in obedience, abandon deliberate sin, and live lives characterised by reverence and gratitude for the grace gifted to us. Moreover, having experienced God's forgiving mercy, we must also forgive those who trespass against us, reflecting His divine love.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank you for being merciful enough to forgive us when we sin. Help me not to conceal my sins but to confess them and accept your forgiveness, and to lead an obedient life. In Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

20/08/2026

HEAVEN'S DEW
August 20, 2026
Topic: GOD'S MERCY IS OUR HOPE
Text: Psalm 130:3 (NKJV)
If You, LORD, should mark iniquities, O Lord, who could stand?

The Psalmist posed a profound and sobering question that demands our deepest reflection: "If You, LORD, should mark iniquities, O Lord, who could stand?" What is the answer? A resounding and definitive no one.

This verse reminds us that God sees every sin we commit; because He is omniscient, it is impossible to conceal our daily shortcomings from Him. Therefore, if He chose to meticulously record our sins, humanity would be completely helpless, robbed of all joy by the terrifying certainty of judgment.

Because of sin, no human being can endure God's righteous anger or evade His judgment. Scripture provides vivid warnings of this reality, from the fiery destruction of S***m and Gomorrah to the swift judgment upon Ananias and Sapphira. These examples make it undeniably clear that we are powerless against the wrath of God.

​We are called to cherish the unfailing love, mercy, and grace that God continually pours out on us. Because of His great compassion and steadfast faithfulness, we are not consumed by His wrath; instead, He spares us from the punishment our sins truly deserve.

Instead of letting guilt hold you back, come before God today with a humble, repentant spirit, constantly thanking Him for His mercy. Honour that grace by living a life that turns away from sin. And as you receive God's endless forgiveness, extend that same grace to others by letting go of your friends' wrongs.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank you for your mercy for not keeping records of wrongs. May I never take Your grace for granted; instead, help me to walk in obedience to Your will. In Jesus' name, Amen.

By David Osabutey

HEAVEN'S DEWAugust 19, 2026Topic: SHOW READINESS FOR CHRIST' RETURNText: 1 Thessalonians ...
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HEAVEN'S DEW
August 19, 2026
Topic: SHOW READINESS FOR CHRIST' RETURN
Text: 1 Thessalonians 5:2 (NKJV)
For you yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so comes as a thief in the night.

The second coming of Christ is the ultimate hope of every believer: that Christ will come for them to live eternally with Him. However, Paul reminds the Thessalonian believers, including us, that the day of His arrival is unknown.

To say the day of the Lord arrives "like a thief in the night" is to picture a sudden, quiet dawn that catches us unawares. With no advance notice or calendar to mark the hour, Christ’s return remains unknown to anyone.

Because the precise timing of Christ's parousia is entirely hidden, believers are exhorted to perpetual vigilance. We must always live with Christ's coming in mind. We must avoid anything that will distract our attention from Christ so that our connections with Christ will be strengthened.

Though the hour of the Lord's return is hidden, the faithful are encouraged to discern the signs of their day, devoting themselves to purposeful living through prayer, reading the Bible daily and redeeming every opportunity to spread the gospel and minister to others.

Let the urgency of Christ's imminent return drive you to action: manage your time with purpose, invest your resources wisely, and deploy your spiritual gifts boldly to build His kingdom.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank you for the promise of salvation through Christ's return. Keep me vigilant, prepared, and eager for the moment to welcome Him with joy.

By David Osabutey

HEAVEN'S DEWAugust 18, 2026Topic: THE DANGER OF DENYING SINText: 1 John 1:10 (NKJV)If we ...
18/08/2026



HEAVEN'S DEW
August 18, 2026
Topic: THE DANGER OF DENYING SIN
Text: 1 John 1:10 (NKJV)
If we say that we have not sinned, we make Him a liar, and His word is not in us.

Since we all stumble and God lovingly provides a way back to forgiveness through sincere repentance, John warns us against the danger of covering up our sin.

By claiming we have not sinned, the danger here is that we make Him a liar. To claim that you have not sinned is not merely a refusal to admit our mistakes; it is tantamount to calling God a liar since it contradicts what He has said about our sinful condition.

When we stubbornly refuse to admit our mistakes, John tells us we are not only making God a liar, but that "His word is not in us." This divine "word" is the very message of the Gospel. To truly embrace Scripture is to stop hiding our faults; true faith brings us to a place of honest confession and a lifelong pursuit of doing what is right.

Denying sin exposes a heart of pride rather than humility, a path in the shadows instead of the light, and a reliance on self-righteousness instead of the finished work of Christ. Left unchecked, these mindsets distance us from God's fellowship and lead us down a path of ruin.

Take a moment to look inward: are there places in your life where you've been defending your sins rather than confessing them to God? True healing begins when we stop hiding. Acknowledge your faults, turn to Him in sincere repentance, and come humbly—knowing He is eager to forgive, cleanse, and make you new.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for the truth that when I confess my sins, You will forgive me. Help me not to deny my sin but to confess my wrongs, knowing that You will forgive and restore me into fellowship with You.

By David Osabutey

HEAVEN'S DEWAugust 17, 2026Topic: THERE IS FORGIVENESS IN CHRISTText: 1 John 1:9 (NKJV)If w...
17/08/2026



HEAVEN'S DEW
August 17, 2026
Topic: THERE IS FORGIVENESS IN CHRIST
Text: 1 John 1:9 (NKJV)
If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

It is easy to feel distant from God when we sin, but this verse reminds us that we aren't beyond repair. It offers a simple, transformative path back into His presence through honest confession.

Confession is an honest and heartfelt acknowledgement of our faults, paired with a sincere choice to turn away from sin. Without true repentance, confession becomes empty hypocrisy. Yet, when done from the heart, it remains a cornerstone of a vibrant, healthy relationship with God.

​There is immense comfort in John's words: when we lay our sins before God, "He is faithful and just to forgive us." A heart turned toward Him in true repentance is never met with rejection, but with a swift, merciful welcome rooted in His unfailing nature.

Consider this incredible promise: when we confess, God offers more than just pardon—He completely cleanses us from all unrighteousness. His forgiveness goes deep enough to lift the heavy weight of guilt, shame, and condemnation, leaving us completely renewed in His presence.

Why stay hidden in guilt and condemnation when confession offers a way back? Whenever you sin, run to God with humility and repentance, trusting a faithful Saviour to restore, forgive, and cleanse you. The God who brings conviction is always the God who offers complete cleansing.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You for Your faithful and just forgiveness when I confess. Keep me from hiding my sins, and help me to turn to You immediately with a repentant heart, confident that You will restore me. In Jesus' name, Amen.

By David Osabutey

HEAVEN'S DEWAugust 16, 2026Topic: BE HONEST ABOUT YOUR SINText: 1 John 1:8 (NKJV)If we say ...
16/08/2026



HEAVEN'S DEW
August 16, 2026
Topic: BE HONEST ABOUT YOUR SIN
Text: 1 John 1:8 (NKJV)
If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us.

John reminds us in this verse that we have the power to choose how we handle our sin — we can bring it into the light through confession or conceal it.

By stating that "If we say that we have no sin," John addresses the false teachers who claim that people have no natural tendency towards sin, which contradicts biblical truth about the universal human condition of sin. This truth reminds us to open our mouths and admit our sins.

When we sweep our sins under the carpet, John notes that the first thing we do is fool ourselves ("we deceive ourselves"). That kind of self-deception prevents us from realising how much we need grace, leading us into spiritual dryness and pride.

Beyond self-deception, John warns that refusing to face our sin means "the truth is not in us." Here, "truth" encompasses both God's Word and the reality of human brokenness. When we reject it, we cut ourselves off from the very Gospel power meant to set us free.

Given the destructive nature of sin, minimising its seriousness must be avoided at all costs. Believers should daily pray to the Spirit to illuminate unconfessed faults, encouraging prompt repentance. This attitude of humble confession ensures ongoing access to divine forgiveness, reconciliation, community fellowship, and spiritual growth.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank you for the incredible gift of forgiveness that awaits us in confession. Let your Holy Spirit gently search my heart each day, removing pride and drawing me closer to you in humble repentance. In Jesus' name. Amen.

By David Osabutey

HEAVEN'S DEWAugust 15, 2026Topic: STAY IN THE LIGHTText: 1 John 1:7 (NKJV)But if we walk in the light as He ...
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HEAVEN'S DEW
August 15, 2026
Topic: STAY IN THE LIGHT
Text: 1 John 1:7 (NKJV)
But if we walk in the light as He is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanses us from all sin.

As followers of Christ, we are called to reflect His light. When John writes, "if we walk in the light as He is in the light," he reminds us that God is the ultimate source of that light. Because God dwells in light, we cannot stay in darkness; instead, we are compelled to live and remain in His light.

To "walk in the light" is not merely a single choice, but a lifelong pattern of habitual conduct. It requires a lifestyle rooted in purity, righteousness, truth, and steady obedience, while actively living out the gospel through both words and actions to point others toward Jesus.

Walking in the light as God's children unlocks two primary blessings. First, "we have fellowship with one another." This friendship isn't just casual connection, but a lasting, intentional sharing of life born out of our union with Christ. The significance of this union is that the Holy Spirit empowers us to stand shoulder-to-shoulder as one body, unified in defending our faith.

The second blessing of living in the light is that "the blood of Jesus Christ His Son cleanses us from all sin." This truth means that we are in this fellowship not as perfect individuals, and as sin disrupts fellowship, God has provided through Christ's blood to remove any trace of sin when we humbly confess our wrongs to Him.

If we desire a deeper walk with God and a stronger, Christ-centred fellowship with one another, walking in the light is non-negotiable. Remember, His light brings hope to the hopeless, illuminates our path, and grants wisdom for every challenge we face. Let us continually strive to stay in the light that transforms us from the inside out.

PRAYER: Heavenly Father, thank You that You are the very source of light. Grant me the grace to walk daily in Your light, drawing ever closer to Your heart and remaining deeply connected in fellowship with my brothers and sisters in Christ. In Jesus' name, Amen.

By David Osabutey

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Teshie

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