Accra Community Church Podcasts

Love is not a suggestion. It is a command, and for good reason. In this sermon, Pastor Nana Kofi Acquah makes a compelling case for why Christians must obey the command to love. We hope it blesses you.

Inspired by a book by Apostle Kpikpi, The Marriage House, Ps. Kudzo Seneadza gleans time-tested principles every couple can apply to make their marriage work. May His Grace be the foundation to your marriage as you listen to this sermon.

February is our Family and Relationships Month at Accra Community Church. This morning, a panel discusses keys to making your Christian marriage thrive. We hope their counsel blesses you.

Preached a day before Valentine, this sermon gives the single Christian, especially the one believing God for a spouse, some powerful keys to guide them while they wait. We hope these wisdom keys will help guide you. 

Do you find yourself wondering how this year is going to go? Are your plans etched in or still flexible? Have you bothered making time to fully seek God's face on what His plans for your life and year are? In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah, referencing Moses, Daniel and Jesus Christ, encourages us to consider fasting; a most effective means to finding His purpose. We hope it blesses you.

Gleaning from the famous Parable of the Sower, this sermon sets the tone for a year where the church is called to focus on improving the quality of our soil. God's grace truly abounds towards all His children but until we learn to receive, we'll keep missing out on what he's doing. Happy New Year, and may you rise to the call for fruitfulness in Him.

Christianity is a call to an intimate relationship with God. He is powerful and mighty but the single most attribute Jesus emphasizes in the Lord's prayer is that God is our Father.  How close are you to our heavenly father? How deep is your walk? In this short sermon, Pastor Kudzo Seneadza gives us some keys to developing an intimate relationship with God.

At some point in life, someone we love or respect or trust may let us down, betray us, or steal from us. What should the Christian do, when others offend us? In this very practical sermon, Brother Matthew Simons gives us excellent scriptural lessons on how to break free from unforgiveness.

How's 2021 gone so far? How well have you done with your resolutions, goals, and plans? In this short sermon/teaching, our sister Irma L. Quarcoo teaches us how to set SMART Goals and accomplish them. We hope the lessons will bless you.

As a people who will one day be held accountable for our lives, wisdom demands that we take stock once in a while to be sure we are on the right page, to course-correct where necessary and to make sure we finish well. In this short Sermon, NK encourages us to see the time we have now as a part of God's grace and to take advantage of it to examine our lives. We hope this sermon blesses you.

It is easy, in the face of daily life challenges, to forget how far God's grace has brought us. In this sermon Brother Eugene Ocansey begins with the condemnation that we all deserved because of our sins, and starting from our salvation, points us towards developing a consistent attitude of gratitude towards a God who so consistently and daily provides for us.

David in his song for the late King Saul and Jonathan, says amazing things about Saul he never said to him when he was alive. He is like most of us.  In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah points to the example Apostle Paul sets for us in his letters to the churches. Referencing 2nd Timothy, Nana draws our attention to how Paul intentionally appreciates the people in his life whilst they are alive....

King David had a lot of troubles in his lifetime but his attitude of gratitude towards God is one of his most lasting legacies. In this sermon, Brother Matthew Simons takes us to Psalm 103 and through David's voice, encourages us to develop a unending posture of gratitude. We hope this sermon blesses you.

To have someone to do life with is a blessing sufficient in itself and deserving of utmost appreciation. In the rarely read, seldom quoted Song of Songs, both the man and the woman spend countless verses appreciating each other. When Adam saw Eve for the first time, his spontaneous reaction was one of appreciation. In this short sermon, our sister Rosemary shares how appreciation is the one ingred...

Appreciation empowers and encourages those who do good or serve to do more. In this short sermon Brother Kudzo gives us a compelling reason why we need to develop a culture of appreciation.

We are all called by chosen by Christ and called by God to be his missionaries here on earth. Yes, The Bible and Church History may hold a long list of men and women who did great things for God but a lot of those people were actually ordinary people. There is no limit to what you can do for God, if you'll avail yourself. If God used Naaman's wife's slave girl, He can use you too.

Jesus commands all His disciples to go make disciples wherever in the world we find ourselves. In this short sermon, Brother Matthew Simons gives us practical advice on what to be effective disciple-makers for Christ.

In Jesus's teachings on generosity, He makes it clear that as great as giving is, it is better to give to those who can give back to us. In this short sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey challenges us to relook at our attitude and mindset towards giving. We hope it blesses you.

Hospitality is very important to Jesus, and He spoke a lot about it in the scriptures. In this short sermon, Brother Matthew Simons shares stories from his childhood, and  how a few neighbours who opened their homes to them, got to influence them for Christ. We hope this sermon challenges you to relook at hospitality.

Who are the most generous people on earth? Is it billionaires like Buffet and the Gates who have given billions to charity? In this sermon, Brother Ken Krieger takes us to a story in Mark 12 to share with us how a widow's two small coins touched the heart of Jesus. He challenges us to look at generosity not from a place of abundance but rather from the investments of time and resources to the bene...

Jesus cares when His disciples become discouraged, and so He's filled the Bible with stories and guidelines that can help us get out of the valley of discouragement, whenever we find ourselves trapped in there. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah gives insight and guidance on how to overcome discouragement.

Beginning with the story of how Jesus encouraged and won the trust of discouraged Peter and the other disciples, this sermon challenges us to take a literal approach to how we follow Jesus, especially through the examples He set for us throughout The Gospels.

The commandment to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy also commands us to work 6 days a week. Today, too many people are missing out on their destinies due to how they approach work. In this sermon, Nana Kofi Acquah challenges us to relook at our relationship with work, and how through our work, we can fulfill divine destiny. 

Our God is a good good Father, and He has made so much available for us. What has God promised us? What has He left us in His will? What is our experience of His provision? Why do we become frustrated? How do become transformed till His promises become our daily reality? Listen to the sermon, and share it with a friend. God bless you. 

In this short sermon, Brother Eugene Ocansey points to three important legacies every father must strive to leave for his children: Inheritance, a good name, and the power of a good example. We hope this sermon blesses you.