Rev. Jfk Mensah

In the continuation of a series of messages on the Union with Christ, JFK Mensah walks us through some of the pictures used in the Bible of our connectedness with Jesus Christ.

In this message, JFK Mensah tackles the topic of our union with Christ, highlighting the effects of the Fall on human beings, and how God addresses those issues through what Jesus Christ did with us and for us.

In this final night's ministration at the CDM Major Retreat 2021, JFK Mensah explains the incomparable power of the Spirit's anointing, and leads through a ministration according to the various charismatic and ministry giftings.

JFK Mensah rounds up his explanations of the necessary factors for successful world evangelization through disciplemaking. He then zeroes in on the personal testimony -- what it is, why it is so simply powerful, and how to effectively share yours.

The startling statistics of the Unfinished Task will cause any Christian to commit to doing something about it. JFK Mensah unveils these truths, unfortunately new to many, as we work towards completing the Great Commission.

What are the things that we critically need to examine and apply if we are serious about finishing the Great Commission? JFK Mensah begins to outline these for us: the Holy Spirit, the Bible, the local church, the disciplemaker, and small groups.

In this series of messages, we will be revisiting the sermons from the CDM August Retreat, preached by JFK Mensah. We begin today with an overview of the claims of Jesus Christ, and the accompanying duty placed on every Christian to share the Gospel in a bid to finish the Unfinished Task of world evangelism. God bless you as you listen.

What are some Biblical considerations about whether a couple must attend the same church? Are there exceptions to the rules? And how does a couple choose a church anyway? JFK Mensah dives into the topic, with practical questions from the audience.

Practical Ways to Grow in Christlikeness

5 Disciplines to Become More Christlike

God's Standard and Resources for Christlikeness

The Meaning and Importance of Christlikeness

More than ever, every Christian needs to be established in the discipline and labour of prayer. Drawing from the example of Jesus and other Biblical models, JFK highlights the characteristics of aggressive prayer, what kinds of things to pray for aggressively, as well as what is not aggressive prayer. Be blessed as you listen!

In this message, JFK Mensah lays the foundations and explains the important doctrinal concepts undergirding our salvation.

Still on the topic of work, we delve this week into how a Christian should deal with corruption in their workplace or as a result of their job. Reminding us that the goal of our vocation is to glorify God, JFK Mensah walks us through the issue.

Let's get to work! In this session, JFK Mensah tackles the sensitive issue of making sure you're in the right profession, as well as gives some tips on how to glorify God with your work. He then navigates through a thorny QnA session on most of the ethical issues we might be facing at work, and how to get through them. Be blessed! Buy his books now!

How can young people take advantage of this period of their lives to serve God and make an impact in their communities? JFK engages young Christians in this message on making time for God while you are yet young. He also provides helpful tips on balancing work, family, and ministry.

We end this series on Faith by considering the abiding trio of faith, hope, and love. How are each of them crucial for the Christian, and how do they interact with each other? JFK Mensah unpacks it in this message.

Our journey on faith must necessarily walk us through the steps to increase our faith. JFK Mensah walks us through some of the key ways by which faith can grow to enrich our spiritual journey in Christ.

What does it mean to have your faith tested? Why does God allow it? How can you keep holding on during these times of trial? These are some of the questions JFK Mensah addresses in this continuation in his series on Faith.