Rev. JFK Mensah

What does Easter mean for us now and today? JFK reminds us to remember that: Because Jesus rose from the dead, I can change my character Because He rose, I can overcome Satan Because He rose, I can serve God in my ministry God bless you as you listen.

As the Easter celebrations begin to die down, what must the Christian carry forward? In this message, JFK pleads that we must live with eternity in view, remembering to clean up our lives, perfect our ministry, and pursue intimacy with God in response to the Cross. God bless you as you listen.

In this second part of an Easter series, JFK explains that the Cross has transforming power today. Indeed, Jesus did not only die for us, but with us, so that the work of Calvary from over 2000 years ago can have the power to transform our lives today. May God bless and change you as you listen.

The celebration of Easter never ends for the Christian. In first of this series of four messages preached during the Easter 2024 season, JFK reminds us of how precious the Cross is for our past, present and future salvation. Here, we celebrate the effect of the mighty Cross on God, on Satan, and on mankind. God bless you as you listen.

Just in time for the new year! JFK Mensah highlights six things that are critical to carry with us to end 2023 and enter into an unknown 2024. God bless you as you listen, grow, and bear fruit. Merry Christmas and happy new year!

Merry Christmas! In this message, JFK Mensah explains that Christmas must occasion in us a desire to live for Christ and be like Him. Drawing on stories from his own life, JFK marches through the Scriptures to unveil the reasons why we celebrate Jesus. "If you won't take Christlikeness seriously, you will fail in life!" 

In this message, preached at the closing of a church annual fast, JFK Mensah details the power of expectation and exhorts us to expect bigger things from our God who can do exceedingly more than we can ask or imagine (Eph. 3:20). God bless you as you listen.

Reeewiiind! This final message from the 2023 CDM Quality Control retreat urges every believer to enhance the tempo of our lives. Indeed, Jesus is coming soon! How should this reflect in our Christian lives and in our fruitfulness? God bless you as you listen.

It's throwback season! The blessing of the 2023 CDM Quality Control retreat continues. Does the Christian need power? Can we have it? Yes! Every disciplemaker must believe the promises of the Bible for the power that makes and sustains the discipleship journey. God bless you as you listen.

We are reminding ourselves of powerful lessons from the 2023 CDM Quality Control retreat. What must we do to ensure that the disciples we produce and the disciples we are, are the greatest possible quality in order to truly make a difference in the world?

In this message, JFK addresses Christian men and challenges them to take their rightful place as the head of God's creation at home, in the church, and everywhere they find themselves. God bless you as you listen!

Revisiting the sermons from the CDM Quality Control retreat in February 2023... JFK Mensah reminds us in this message of the importance for ensuring that the disciples we make are not only many, but are the best possible. What goes into the making of such a disciple? God bless you as you listen!

What is the Scriptural position on head-covering in public worship? Is it still applicable today or was it for the Corinthian church only? Is there a distinction of the ordinance across genders? In this message, Kofi Osew and JFK Mensah walk through 1 Cor. 11:2-16 addressing the controversial topic with sound doctrine.

In this short but impactful message to graduands from CDM's Year-Round Mentoring for Bible Teachers, JFK highlights conviction, excellence and prayer as the top three keys necessary for today's Bible teacher, and in fact, every minister of Christ in the church.

In this message, JFK Mensah draws our attention to the importance and dimensions of the gift of speaking in tongues. Advancing 10 reasons why the gift is so critical for the believer, he aims to convince us to seek the gift and seek for growth into further dimensions of it. May you be blessed as you listen.

In this gentle but penetrating message, Jake Commey reminds every Christian that we are not only called to believe on Jesus, but to follow Him. He draws out four key implications of truly following Jesus, and brings us back to the simple call of the gospel to be disciples of Christ. May you be blessed as you listen. 

In this message, delivered at a Opening Ceremony of the CDM Bible College, JFK argues that Bible colleges are becoming irrelevant to the church because they are not scratching where it itches. Christians who need convictions and training must come to the kind of Bible college which prepares them to be truly Christlike in this generation.

"When was the last time you wept for a soul going to hell?" In this message, JFK Mensah reminds us how the church has lost the heart of Christ, and the need for each of us to repent in our attitude to the unfinished task. Be blessed and convicted as you listen.

In this compelling message, JFK Mensah highlights three character traits that every Christian must build in order to successfully face the endtimes: endurance, faithfulness, and commitment to finishing the task of world evangelism. Be blessed as you are challenged to hasten the coming of Christ!

Many times, JFK speaks about Christlikeness. What does it really mean? What have you dedicated your life to, and has it made you look more like Jesus or more like Satan? This message reminds us to refocus the camera of our lives on Jesus.

Many Christians struggle with the existence of Satan, and the fact of our authority over him. In this message, JFK outlines that Jesus took Satan seriously, conquered him thoroughly, and -- through His victory -- gave us authority to conquer Satan as well.

Different perspectives are thrown around on whether God exists and what He is like. In this message, JFK begins by explaining apologetics before zooming into the Christian belief in God's existence.

A pressing question for a restless generation! In this message, JFK outlines the principles which should guide Christians in the music they listen to, and why secular music has greater dangers than we may imagine.

Preached to a student audience, this message by JFK Mensah is still relevant to every believer who seeks to be transformed with the grace provided by the new birth realities. Be blessed as you listen!

In this impassioned and moving sermon, JFK Mensah addresses once again the issue of integrity, and whether we really are born again if we refuse to change according to the command to be perfect like our Heavenly Father. Be blessed and change!