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The Old Ways Lead to Death Main Readings: Heb. 10:19-25, Rom. 12:1-2, 2 Cor. 5:17 In Christ all things become new for a Believer. This new life must be well understood and lived by faith or be lost! It must guard and guide thoughts through action to the complete overhaul of character. The Believer must therefore take all care to mind the newness, primarily through studying and meditating on God’s Word. This sermon looks at the primary areas in which newness has come to transform the Believer in daily relationship with God and what to care about and do in this life: 1.        New Saviour and High Priest: Jesus is the New Saviour and Mediator of the Believer. Without Him, people all over the world seek to relate to God through atoning practices and mediators. Even for Israel it was required that a person presents animals to priests to be offered as sacrifices for sins committed. Other peoples go about their attempt to elicit response from God through various forms of penance a

READINGS: 1 Peter 1: 22-23, 2 Corinthians 5:16-21 The new birth is a phenomenon that came only after the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It is the key guarantee that the Gospel of Jesus will be preached throughout the Earth, because it produces a new breed of people who are capable of living, working and even dying solely to free others from the power of sin. When a person is born again some signs manifest in him. If he nurtures these signs they make him grow in the image of Jesus Christ. The storms of the Christian life are designed to test as well as prove the truthfulness of the new nature. Our anchor must hold. Here are portions of Scripture to guide our meditations on who have been made and are expected to be. SIGNS Our new birth   shows   basically   when we: 1.         Love our enemies a.       But I say to you, Love your enemies, bless those who curse you, do good to those who hate you, and pray for those who despitefully use you and persecute you,   so

MINISTRY AMONG STUDENTS IN PENSA KUMASI – VISION   2018 AND BEYOND Work among students is the ultimate generation gap bridging ministry. School is a controlled as well as rapid development environment: the student is taken out of the traditional church cultural environment that may otherwise transform at a relatively slower pace. They therefore have relatively greater freedom to adapt to best practices and current trends before returning home to impact the church more efficiently. The campus ministry must therefore be both swift and accurate. PENSA Campus Practices Campus Church Worship Campus Evangelism Rural Evangelism Periodic Sector/Zonal Conferences Career, Study, Leadership and Relationship Orientations Holy Spirit Baptism and Revival Retreats Aiding the Distressed Online Ministry Secretariat-Campus Engagements Campus Visitations Arts in Ministry (Stage of Fire) One-Day Conferences, Revivals or Retreats Online Ministry Membership and Leadership Da