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07/06/2026

Mother’s Day Program
June 7, 2026

Ministering: MOTHER EMMA SAHNOH

24/05/2026

Sunday, May 24, 2026

Ministering: Pst. Prince AS Bawoh
Theme: The greatest need of man is the Holy Spirit
Text: Acts 2:1-47

Stay blessed

19/04/2026

Sunday, April 19, 2026

Ministering: Pst. Prince A.S Bawoh
Theme: The Holy Spirit in You and His Roles
Texts: 1 Corinthians 6:19, 3:16
2 Corinthians 6:16

Remain blessed.

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.Date: April 5, 2026Theme: The Triumphs of God Through Jesus Christ, the...
07/04/2026

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.
Date: April 5, 2026

Theme: The Triumphs of God Through Jesus Christ, the Risen Lord
Texts: Colossians 2:15; 1 Corinthians 15:55–57; Revelation 1:18; Luke 24:1–25
Ministering: Pastor Prince A.S. Bawoh, Pastor and Visionary, FAIMI

Sermon Summary

The Easter message revealed the victorious nature of God as demonstrated through Jesus Christ, the risen Lord. The resurrection is the ultimate proof that God triumphs over every power and grants victory to all who believe. Jesus died but did not remain in the grave, and His resurrection secured eternal victory for mankind.

The sermon outlined four dimensions of God’s triumph. First, God triumphed in the days of old, delivering His people from their enemies and proving Himself as a mighty deliverer. Second, He triumphed at the cross of Calvary, where Jesus endured suffering, took upon Himself sin, sickness, and poverty, and destroyed the power of the devil. The cross was not a defeat but a demonstration of divine power and redemption.

Third, God triumphed through the burial of Christ. In the grave, Jesus conquered death and stripped the enemy of his authority. Every burden, affliction, and bo***ge was buried with Him. Fourth, He triumphed through the resurrection, rising in power and taking the keys of death and hell. This victory removed the enemy’s ability to dominate the lives of believers and established a new identity for those in Christ.

The message emphasized that believers do not struggle for victory but walk in the victory already secured by Christ. Through faith and belief, we experience the fullness of His finished work. Our identity is now in Christ, crucified with Him and redeemed by His sacrifice.

The congregation was reminded that without Christ there is no true victory. However, in Him, the battle belongs to the Lord and the victory belongs to us. The resurrection power assures believers that no situation is permanent and that they will rise above every challenge.

The sermon concluded with a declaration of hope and assurance that as Christ triumphed, so shall His people. The victory of Jesus is not just for a moment but a lifelong reality for all who believe and walk in Him.

Scriptures Referenced

Colossians 2:15
1 Corinthians 15:55–57
Revelation 1:18
Luke 24:1–25
Exodus 15:1–12

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.Date: March 8, 2026Theme: You Will Become What You Think in Your Heart,...
09/03/2026

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.
Date: March 8, 2026

Theme: You Will Become What You Think in Your Heart, and Have What You Say in This Life

Texts: Proverbs 23:7; Philippians 4:8; Mark 11:22–24; Job 22:28

Ministering: Pastor Prince A.S. Bawoh, Pastor and Visionary, FAIMI

Sermon Summary

The sermon emphasized the powerful connection between a believer’s thoughts, words, and the outcomes experienced in life. Scripture teaches that as a person thinks in their heart, so they become. Therefore, believers were encouraged to guard their thoughts and align them with the truth of God’s Word.

The message challenged Christians to stop thinking small, negative, or backward thoughts about themselves. Our lives are shaped by our thought patterns, and what we consistently declare with our mouths has the power to influence our reality. Believers were urged to decree and declare what God has spoken concerning them, ensuring that every declaration is grounded in Scripture.

The preacher also highlighted the importance of gratitude. A thankful heart elevates faith and moves believers from merely asking to confidently declaring and commanding situations according to God’s promises. Jesus demonstrated this at the grave of Lazarus when He gave thanks to the Father before commanding life.

Christians were reminded to stop shifting blame for circumstances and instead renew their minds through the Word of God. When our thoughts and words are aligned with Scripture, we begin to walk in the authority and victory Christ has given us.

Several scriptural declarations were encouraged for believers to meditate on and proclaim, affirming healing, protection, victory over death, freedom from condemnation, and divine defense against every weapon formed against them. (Isaiah 53:5, Zachariah 9:8, Psalms 118:17, Colossians 2:14, Isaiah 54:17, Luke 21:15)

The message concluded by urging believers to continually think on what is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent and praiseworthy and to speak words that agree with God’s promises over their lives and others as life and death are in the power of the tongue. A man's life is shaped by his or her thought pattern and will have what he or she says.

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.Date: February 22, 2026Theme: The Unfailing GodTexts: Hebrews 13:5–7; D...
22/02/2026

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.
Date: February 22, 2026

Theme: The Unfailing God

Texts: Hebrews 13:5–7; Deuteronomy 31:6; Joshua 1:5

Ministering: Pastor Prince A.S. Bawoh, Pastor and Visionary, FAIMI

Sermon Summary

The message centered on the faithfulness and unfailing nature of God. Scripture assures us that God will never leave nor forsake His people. Life may disappoint us, people may fail us, and circumstances may change, but God never fails. Whatever He says, He performs. His Word is settled and sure.

The sermon highlighted four dimensions of God’s unfailing nature: His presence, His Word, His love, and His grace.

God’s unfailing presence means He goes with His people wherever they go. He strengthens, helps, and fights battles on behalf of His children. When we engage in the work of God, His presence backs us up and grants victory over every enemy.

God’s unfailing Word carries power. His Word heals, nothing is impossible with Him, and what He speaks must come to pass because He cannot lie. His promises are dependable and trustworthy.

God’s unfailing love is not based on human merit. It is demonstrated through Christ’s sacrifice, saving us from sin and condemnation. His love sustains us even when we are weak.

Believers were encouraged to trust the unfailing God completely. When we trust Him, we walk in strength, direction, and divine assurance. God has not brought us this far to abandon us. We must not give up, because He has not given up on us.

To Experience God’s Unfailing Presence
Worship Him continually
Live a lifestyle of praise and thanksgiving

To Experience His Unfailing Promises
Believe His promises
Confess what you believe
Act on your faith
Obey willingly

To Experience His Unfailing Grace
Approach His throne of grace consistently
Be planted in the house of God

To Experience His Unfailing Word
Be receptive to the Word
Live, speak, and meditate on the Word

The sermon concluded with a strong encouragement to put total trust in God, knowing that He is involved in every detail of our lives and remains forever faithful.

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.Date: February 15, 2026Theme: Our Christian AttitudeText: Acts 5:1–12Mi...
17/02/2026

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.
Date: February 15, 2026

Theme: Our Christian Attitude

Text: Acts 5:1–12

Ministering: Mother Esther Bawoh

Sermon Summary

The message focused on the importance of maintaining a godly attitude as believers, especially in the area of truthfulness. Using the account of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5, the preacher warned that dishonesty is a serious offense before God. Christians must be careful about how they speak and conduct themselves, knowing that God sees and judges the heart.

The sermon emphasized that lying carries spiritual consequences. Scripture clearly shows that liars will not inherit the Kingdom of God. From the story of Cain to the teachings of the apostles, the Bible consistently reveals that falsehood separates people from God. Believers were reminded that God hates lies and calls His children to reflect His holy nature through truth.

Parents were encouraged to model honesty before their children, understanding that Christian character begins at home. A life of truth positions believers to grow into who God has called them to be. It is only the truth that brings freedom and aligns us with God’s will.

The sermon concluded with a call to repentance and obedience, reminding the church that if we are willing and obedient, we will enjoy the blessings of the Lord. Standing for truth at all times is not optional for a believer. It is a reflection of genuine Christian attitude and maturity.

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.Date: February 8, 2026Theme: The Triumphs of the All-Mighty GodTexts: E...
09/02/2026

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.
Date: February 8, 2026

Theme: The Triumphs of the All-Mighty God
Texts: Exodus 15:1–21; John 19:30; Revelation 1:18
Ministering: Pastor Prince A.S. Bawoh, Pastor and Visionary, FAIMI

Sermon Summary

The sermon focused on the great triumphs of God and the victory secured for believers through Jesus Christ. Triumph was defined as a great victory or achievement, and the congregation was reminded that true victory is only found in Christ. Through His death, blood, and resurrection, Jesus redeemed believers and their families from the power of sin and Satan.

The message emphasized the nature of God as a God of justice and war, the Lion of Judah, and the Prince of Peace. It was clearly stated that God can not lie and He will never break His covenant. His word and promises are sure.

Biblical examples of God’s triumph were highlighted. God triumphed over Pharaoh and his army, triumphed at the cross of Calvary, reconciled humanity back to Himself through Christ, and conquered death while destroying the works of the devil. The voice of triumph was declared through the authority of Jesus, who holds all power, and through His final declaration on the cross that the work of redemption was finished.

Believers were taught that a life of triumph is lived by being born of the Spirit, exercising faith, confessing Jesus Christ as Lord, and living above sin. A heart of gratitude and thanksgiving to God was emphasized as vital to walking in victory (1 Corinthians 15:58, 2 Corinthians 2:14). The sermon concluded by reminding believers that the devil is a created being and that victory is sustained when believers hate what God hates and live in the reality that they have been crucified, buried and resurrected with Christ.

WE TRIUMPH IN CHRIST JESUS BY THE VICTORY GIVEN TO US BY GOD AND BY THE FINISHED WORKS OF JESUS CHRIST:
1. OVER SICKNESS AND DISEASES IN JESUS NAME (Isaiah 53:5, Psalm 107:20)

2. AGAINST PRINCIPALITIES, POWERS, RULERS OF THE DARKNESS OF THIS WORLD, SPIRITUAL WICKEDNESS IN HIGH PLACES IN JESUS NAME. (Colossians 2:15)

3. OVER SCORPIONS 🦂 AND SERPENTS AND OVER ALL THE POWER OF THE ENEMY AND NOTHING SHALL BY ANY MEANS HURT US AND OUR CHILDREN IN JESUS' MIGHTY NAME. (Luke 10:19)

4. AGAINST UNCLEAN SPIRITS (WITCHES AND WIZARDS, EVIL SATANIC, AND DEMONIC SPIRITS) IN JESUS' MIGHTY NAME. (Matthew 10:1)

5. OVER DEATH AND THE POWER OF THE GRAVE IN JESUS NAME (Hebrews 2:14, Hosea 13:14, Psalm 49:15, and Psalm 30:3)

LET SOMEBODY SHOUT; JESUS VICTORY!!!!
GLORY TO GOD IN THE HIGHEST!!!

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.Date: February 1, 2026Theme: When God Calls, He EquipsText: 1 Corinthia...
02/02/2026

The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.
Date: February 1, 2026

Theme: When God Calls, He Equips

Text: 1 Corinthians 1:26–29; Hebrews 13:20–21

Ministering: Pastor Prince A.S. Bawoh, Pastor and Visionary, FAIMI

Sermon Summary

The sermon revealed that God’s calling is not based on human strength, status, or qualifications. God often chooses what the world considers foolish to confront human wisdom and to ensure that no one or flesh boasts or glory in His presence. This shows that the glory of every calling belongs to God alone.

Believers were encouraged not to fear responding to God’s call. God is more interested in availability than certificates or credentials. When a person accepts God’s call to serve, there is both grace and reward attached to that obedience. Scripture affirms that God, who begins a good work, is faithful to complete it, and He equips every person He calls to finish their assignment at the appointed time.

The message emphasized that God’s faithfulness guarantees divine equipping. Through Christ, God supplies what is needed for His will to be done, for His name to be glorified, and for the work of ministry to be accomplished effectively in the body of Christ.

Believers were taught that divine equipping requires a willing heart. A teachable spirit and a commitment to sharing the gospel position a believer to grow in grace and function fully in their calling. When God calls, He equips you with everything good; spiritually, physically, academically, financially, materially, mentally, logistically, morally in order to do his will, to always glorify and serve him accordingly in Jesus name. There is a need to respond to these three levels of calling:

1. The Call unto repentance
2. The call unto holiness and
3. The call to serve

The sermon concluded with a reminder that God equips the called, not for personal glory, but to do his will, to glorify him and serve His purpose and advance His Kingdom.

*The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.**Date:* January 25, 2026*Theme:* The Rhema of the Burning Bush Experi...
25/01/2026

*The Fruit of Africa International Ministries Inc.*
*Date:* January 25, 2026

*Theme:* The Rhema of the Burning Bush Experience
*Text:* Exodus 3:1–14
*Ministering:* Pastor Prince A.S. Bawoh, Pastor and Visionary, FAIMI

*Sermon Summary*

The sermon centered on the spiritual meaning of the burning bush encounter and its relevance to the believer’s calling. Moses was described as a bush chosen by God, burning yet not consumed. This symbolized a life preserved by God’s presence, not destroyed by fire, terrors, arrows, or sudden destruction. The burning bush was a clear sign that God was with Moses.

The message emphasized that when God calls and a person responds, God remains faithful to fulfill what He has promised. God is the initiator of the call, and His faithfulness is assured, but human responsibility lies in responding obediently to that call.

The preacher explained three types of divine callings: the call unto repentance, the call unto holiness, and the call to serve. Among these, repentance was highlighted as foundational. Repentance is the bedrock for receiving forgiveness and for receiving the gift of the Holy Spirit.

The sermon concluded by encouraging believers to respond to God’s call with humility and obedience, trusting that His presence sustains those He has chosen and called.

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Barnesville Township, Kebbah Vicinity, Monrovia-Liberia
West Africa

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+231777633131

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