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Creating Opportunities For People To Be Saved 2 | Pastor Joshua Obeng

What does it truly mean to have God's heart for people?In this powerful message, Pastor Joshua Obeng challenges believers to move beyond religion and embrace the heart of Christ for the lost. He teaches that the Church is called to intentionally create opportunities for people to encounter Jesus, demonstrating His love rather than merely practicing religious routines.Through personal testimonies and biblical insights, Pastor Joshua explains why a genuine relationship with Christ produces compassion for broken people, why the Spirit of God—not religion—transforms lives, and how every believer can participate in God's mission of bringing salvation to others.Be inspired to love people the way Jesus does and become a channel through which others experience the saving grace of God.If this message blessed you, don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe for more life-changing messages.#PastorJoshuaObeng #CreatingOpportunitiesForPeopleToBeSaved #SoulWinning #Evangelism #RelationshipWithGod #ChristianSermon #JesusChrist #Faith #ccckumasi #saltcity

Creating Opportunities For People To Be Saved | Pastor Joshua Obeng | 28 th June, 2026

Creating Opportunities For People To Be Saved | Pastor Joshua Obeng In this message, Pastor Joshua Obeng teaches on God's heart for the lost and the believer's responsibility to intentionally create opportunities for people to encounter Jesus Christ. Discover the difference between religion and a genuine relationship with God, why compassion for broken people is essential to the Christian life, and how the Holy Spirit transforms lives through love rather than condemnation. This message is a call to become a witness who reflects Christ's heart and actively participates in His mission of bringing salvation to the world.

The Undercover Christian | Pastor Joshua Obeng

What does it mean to truly stand for Christ in a world that often pressures believers to remain silent? In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Joshua Obeng challenges Christians to examine whether they are living boldly for their faith or hiding their identity as followers of Jesus. Drawing inspiration from the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, Pastor Joshua highlights the courage, conviction, and unwavering commitment these young men demonstrated when faced with opposition. Despite intense pressure to conform, they chose to publicly honor God, trusting Him with the outcome. This message encourages believers to move beyond a private or “undercover” faith and embrace a lifestyle that openly reflects Christ in words, actions, and character. Through biblical insights and practical application, listeners are inspired to stand firm in their convictions, remain faithful in challenging environments, and become bold witnesses for the Kingdom of God. A timely and empowering sermon for every believer seeking the courage to live openly and unapologetically for Christ.

Be Bold | Ps. Joshua Obeng

As we begin our semester theme, "Reach" Pastor Joshua Obeng challenges us to step beyond our comfort zones and boldly live out our faith. In a world where people confidently promote their ideas, beliefs, and ambitions, Christians are called to be even bolder in sharing the message of Christ. This message reminds us that reaching out is not just the responsibility of a few but a calling for every believer. Through practical encouragement and biblical insight, Pastor Joshua inspires us to take responsibility, overcome fear, and confidently impact the people around us. Join us as we learn what it truly means to be bold for Christ and intentional about reaching others.

The Biblical Foundation For Honouring a Man of God | Ps Joshua Obeng

In the lead up to the 70th birthday of our lead pastor, Ps Ransford Obeng, PJ speaks to us about what the Bible says about honouring our spiritual leaders. How we are expected to do it and why it matters to our own spiritual growth. So join us as we learn what the Bible has to say about us honouring those who lead us in the Lord.