When I begin playing to and for the Lord ... It will happen (for now, I write and sing) In celebration of the 50,000th view of my blog, I publish all my song in circulation alphabetically (black) and translated (blue). Thanks for visiting my blog. All our weaknesses consume Let our shortcomings disappear And let Christ shine greatly in us You alone can do this Fill us Holy Spirit Fill us, O Power Divine Fill us till we overflow Taforo yεn mmrεwyε nyina’ra Na ma yεn sintɔ nyinaa nyera Ma Kristo nhyerεn kεse yεn mu Wo nko na wutumi yε eyi Hyε yεn ma, Honhom Kronkron Hyε yεn ma, Onyame Tumi Hyε yεn ma mmoroso Asaase ne n’ade dodow Nyina’ra Yehowa dea Mu nnipa ne wɔn agyapade nyinaa Yε N’adwuma 2. Wo a woyε Yehowa dea Fa Wo ho to Yehowa so Srε W’ade nyinaa fi Ne hɔ, na ade nyinaa Yehowa dea 3. Ɛ mma ɔkɔm anaa ohia Nntwe wo mmfi Yehowa ho Srε W’ade nyinaa fi Ne hɔ, na ade nyinaa Yehowa dea All the earth and ev...
My Galatians The letter is a kind of apogee of Paul’s gospel, when he could not refer to Peter and co. for authority to back his teaching that the gospel excels the law, and that it is self-defeating to hold the law as the standard when one comes to Christ. He traces the origin of his message to only his personal interaction with Christ, though at a point he returned to Jerusalem to present his message for verification (2:1-2). He repudiated Peter’s ceremonial separation as contradictory to the gospel of Christ who embraces all nations without discrimination (2:18). Paul asserts that those to whom the law was given could not uphold it perfectly and are therefore under the “curse of the law” (3:10). Salvation has therefore always been by faith, and not by the law which came several years after God’s covenant promise to Abraham. The purpose of the law was therefore as caretaker until the empowerer came (3:18,21). If righteousness by the law could give life, there wo...
TE CHURCH OF PENTECOST – NSUTA DISTRICT
10 AREAS WHERE CONTINUITY AND FINE-TUNING IS ADVISED
8 August 2011
1. Officers Altar
GOAL: To maintain a warm friendship among officers at the district seat and their spouses, while providing an informal avenue for upgrading their training and prayer lives.
TIME: 4:30 – 6:00 a.m. every Wednesday at Nsuta.
REMARKS: Elder Michael Denteh has been the chairman, but had valuable help from Dare. He may have to be supervised to keep preparing the speakers’ plan. Over the past year, money from the Altar has been used to support an award scheme for the best assembly, pay movement classes proceeds at Area for Witness, Children and PEMEF.
2. Potential Leaders’ Training
GOAL: To consciously train and motivate leaders for the expanding work.
TIME: Thursday night (7-10pm) and Friday dawn (4-30 – 6 a.m.) every Lord’s Table week
REMARKS: It ran from September 2010 to August 2011. The 2011/12 school registration has been done and the first of 12 sess...
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