Christ Evangelical Church

18/04/2026

Please don’t forget to go to church tomorrow
Jesus loves you

72 upper Philip street, Freetown.

31/03/2026

We give Thanks to God as the Pastor Pekin Talk was successful
All kudos to the Brain Richlyn Kainekay-Turay and Team for the successful event.

31/03/2026

Go through this simple teaching from one of our brother Da Bra Jozie

THE ARMOR OF GOD (Ephesians 6:10–18).

What does the Armor of God mean?
Biblically, the Armor of God represents the spiritual tools and protection God gives believers to stand firm against evil. It is not physical armor, but a way of living daily in truth, righteousness, faith, and obedience to God.
Paul reminds us that our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces. That means we must be spiritually prepared at all times.

How do we put on the Armor of God?

1. Belt of Truth
Be honest and stand on God’s truth, not lies or deception.

2. Breastplate of Righteousness
Live a life that is right before God. Let your actions reflect His holiness.

3. Shoes of the Gospel of Peace
Be ready to share the Good News and walk in peace with others.

4. Shield of Faith
Trust God completely. Your faith will protect you from fear, doubt, and attacks.

5. Helmet of Salvation
Guard your mind. Remember that you are saved and belong to God.

6. Sword of the Spirit (Word of God)
Know the Word. Speak it, live it, and use it to overcome challenges.

7. Prayer (at all times)
Stay connected to God through constant prayer. This is your strength and communication with Him.

Final Thought
Putting on the Armor of God is not a one time action, it is a daily lifestyle. Every morning, choose to walk in truth, faith, and righteousness. No matter what comes your way, God has already equipped you to stand strong.

Stay covered. Stay prayed up. Stay rooted in God.

01/03/2026

Happy blessed birthday Dr Richard K Koroma
Long live man of God and may you continue to impact our lives at Christ Evangelical Church.
Richard K. Koroma

18/01/2026

The Sacredness of the Sound: Why We Put the Phone Away
By Joseph Sahr Tengbeh

In the modern age, we carry our worlds in our pockets. But when we walk into the sanctuary for praise and worship, we are entering a different realm one where the King of Kings is waiting to speak.
While "Snapping" or recording might feel like a way to capture the moment, it often prevents us from actually living the moment. Here is why we must avail ourselves fully to God during worship.
1. Worship is a Dialogue, Not a Show
When we view praise and worship through a lens or a screen, we inadvertently become spectators rather than participants. God isn't looking for content creators; He is looking for worshippers.
• Scripture Reference: “But the hour is coming, and is now here, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for the Father is seeking such people to worship him.” (John 4:23)
• The Risk: If your hands are busy holding a phone to get the perfect angle, they aren't lifted in surrender. If your mind is on your "story" views, it isn't on His glory.
2. The Danger of Missing the "Still, Small Voice"
God often speaks in the transitions—the quiet moments between songs or the crescendo of a chorus. If you are distracted by filters, captions, or checking if the video recorded correctly, you might miss the specific word meant for your situation.
• Scripture Reference: “Be still, and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10)
• The Risk: You cannot be truly "still" if you are digitally active. Worship is the time to tune out the world so you can tune in to Heaven’s frequency.
3. Creating a Distraction for Others
Our actions in the sanctuary affect the atmosphere for everyone. A bright screen in a moment of deep prayer can break the focus of the person sitting behind you. We are called to love our neighbors, even in how we worship.
• Scripture Reference: “Let all things be done decently and in order.” (1 Corinthians 14:40)
• The Risk: By prioritizing a digital memory, we might accidentally hinder someone else's spiritual breakthrough.
4. Avail Yourself for the Encounter
There is a weight of glory (the Kavod) that settles during sincere worship. This is the moment God can heal a heart, provide direction, or break a long-standing chain.
• Scripture Reference: “And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit...” (Acts 2:4)
• The Lesson: The disciples were filled because they were present and in one accord. They weren't documenting the fire; they were catching it.

30/12/2025

Don't miss this one

30/12/2025

Don't miss out....

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄 to you all.
Jesus loves you!

24/12/2025

Please join us tomorrow at the Christ Evangelical Church.
Venue: 72 upper Phillip Street Wellington, Freetown.
Time: 4pm
Please Come along with someone when coming.

19/11/2025

REVIVAL REVIVAL REVIVAL

24/10/2025

https://youtube.com/shorts/qXur1YQd5Ho?si=aN1TPC8LyN5Vgm40

Kindly join us this Sunday for divine service72 UPPER PHILIP STREET WELLINGTON FREETOWN SIERRA LEONE