Sunday 12 November 2017

2017 NNAWƆTWE 46 ASANTE TWI

NNAWƆTWE 46
SUA SETIE AMANEHUNU MU

Twerɛsɛm Titire: Yohane 7:1-10
SUA GU WO TIRIM: Ɔyɛ Ɔba deɛ, nanso ɔsuaa amaneɛ a ɔhunuiɛ no mu setie. – Hebrifoɔ 5:8

NNIANIM
Akristofoɔ bebree po amanehunu na wɔhu no sɛ ɛyɛ adebɔne. Wɔ Akristofoɔ bebree adwene mu no, “amanehunu” bɛtumi ayɛ “adeɛ biara a ɛbɛtumi ama yɛayɛ asoɔden wɔ Awurade nne ho.” Amanehunu da ne ho adi sɛ ɔtaa a ɛba yɛn gyidie so, mpoatwa, nsekuro, fɛkuobɔ, anisoadehunu a ɛkyɛre, ne nsɔhwɛ ahodoɔ. Twerɛ Kronkron nso ma yɛhunu amanehunu sɛ ɛyɛ akwanya a ɛma yɛsua adeɛ, na yɛnyini wɔ Kristom abrabɔ mu. Saa akwanya a yɛfa so sua adeɛ yi mu bi ne setie kwan so. Wɔ saa adesua yi mu no, yɛbɛhwɛ na yɛasua adeɛ afiri ɛkwan baako so a Yesu a ɔyɛ Nyankopɔn a wabɛyɛ onipa no, faa so suaa adeɛ na ɔnyinii wɔ setie mu.

NSUSUHO
1.Adɛn nti na na Yesu se wiase tane No no? Nkyekyɛmu 7
2.Adɛn nti na na Yesu nuanom no rehyɛ no sɛ ɔnkɔ afahyɛ no bi? Nkyekyɛm 3-5
3.“Me berɛ nnya nnurui”, ɛdeɛn na Yesu rekyerɛ wɔ ha? Nkyekyɛm 8
4.Ma nhwɛsoɔ bi a wo nnamfonom anaa abusuafoɔ binom hyɛɛ wo sɛ wobɛyɛ biribi atia Nyankopɔn pɛ.
5.Kwan bɛn so na yɛbɛsi afa Yesu nhwɛsoɔ so sɛdeɛ ɛbɛma yɛayɛ setie ama Nyankopɔn pɛ ne ne mmerɛ wɔ yɛn abrabɔ nyinaa mu?

AWIEEƐ
Wiase tane Yesu ɛfiri sɛ Ɔkasa tia ne nneyɛeɛ bɔne. Amanehunu biara de nnoɔma mmienu na ɛsi Ɔkristoni ani so – sɛ ɔbɛnyini wɔ ne setie a ɔde ma Awurade apɛdeɛ mu anaa sɛ ɔde mmuaeɛ bɔne bɛba. Wɔ ne nyamesu amayɛ nyinaa mu no, Yesu baa nipa tebea mu no, ɔsua adeɛ na ɔnyinii wɔ setie a ɔwɔ ma Agya no wɔ amanehunu bebree a ɛbaa n’akwan mu no. Amanehunu yɛ Nyankopɔn kwan a wahyehyɛ sɛ yɛbɛfa so asua suban pa te sɛ setie wɔ Kristosom abrabɔ mu. Ɛsɛ sɛ yɛde hyɛ yɛn adwene mu sɛ amanehunu yɛ akwannya kɛseɛ a Akristofoɔ nya de sua adeɛ na woanyini wɔ setie a wɔyɛ ma Awurade nne mu.

Saturday 29 April 2017

2017 WEEK 18 BIBLE STUDY AND HOME CELLS

THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST – 2017 BIBLE STUDY OUTLINE
WEEK 18 – SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 30, 2017.

TOPIC: JESUS, THE TRUE MODEL OF DILIGENCE

Main Text: Mark 1:32-39
Memory Verse: Diligent hands will rule, but laziness ends in forced labour - Proverbs 12:24

Introduction

Diligence can simply be defined as the “constant earnest effort to accomplish what is undertaken.” It involves the persistent exertion of body and mind. Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ exemplifies this virtue perfectly. As we seek to be an example of Jesus, it is important that we learn from Him in every aspect of our lives. A mature Christian is someone who is a model and a pacesetter; someone who influences others in positive ways according to biblical standards. Our memory verse gives us a hint on what we stand to gain if we are diligent in our work. We live in a dispensation where many people work anyhow as long as they are not found out. In today’s study, we will look at the example Jesus sets for us in working diligently.

Questions for Discussion

1. What did Jesus do in the evening? Verses 32-34
2. What did Jesus tell the disciples when they found Him Verses 37-38
3. How did Jesus work in Galilee? Verse 39
4. What are some hindrances to diligence?
5. What lessons can we learn from Jesus’ attitude to work?

Conclusion

Jesus Christ knew that His mandate was to preach the word of God to His generation. He therefore planned, prepared and executed His plan irrespective of the challenges He faced. He arose very early before sunrise to pray and organize His disciples to preach throughout the whole of Galilee. Historians describe Galilee as a very hilly environment in the time of Jesus. This however, did not deter Him from preaching in the whole land. Today, many Christians give excuses when they are given assignments that require some form of exertion. The task may be from the workplace, Church or even the community. As we learn from our Master Jesus Christ, it is binding on us as believers, to fulfil our tasks and not give excuses. Jesus is indeed a model of diligence and we must seek to be like Him.

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THE CHURCH OF PENTECOST – 2017 HOME CELL OUTLINE
WEEK 18 – SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 2017.

TOPIC: INTERCEDING FOR PEOPLE IN AUTHORITY

Main Texts: 1 Tim 2:1-3; Titus 3:1
Memory Verse: Remind the people to be subject to rulers and authorities, to be obedient, to be ready to do whatever is good - Titus 3:1

Introduction

Political situations of every nation affect the lives of all citizens. In view of this, Apostle Paul specifically instructs that prayers be made for kings and all those in authority. In countries where there is political instability, Christians also experience challenges and the church suffers. Christians therefore, are expected to exercise their civic responsibilities, respect, obey and pray for political leadership.

Questions for Discussion

1. What did Paul instruct Timothy to do for kings and those in authority? 1 Timothy 2:1-2
2. Why did Paul say we should pray for people in authority? 1 Timothy 2: 3
3. Who are “those in authority” as stated in this passage? 1 Timothy 2:2
4. What do you think will happen if the church fails to pray about political issues?
5. What role can you play in the politics of the nation?

Conclusion

Paul urged Timothy to pray for all people including kings and those in political authority. This is because; it is only then that the nation will have peace. When there is peace in the nation, the Christians can also have peaceful and quiet lives to worship and serve God. If the church fails to pray for God’s guidance and direction in political issues, Christians will also suffer if things do not go well.

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READ THROUGH THE BIBLE IN A YEAR GUIDE

Week 18 (Sunday 30th April to Saturday 6th May, 2017)

1. Sunday: 1 Chronicles 17-20
2. Monday: 1 Chronicles 21-23
3. Tuesday: 1 Chronicles 24-26
4. Wednesday: 1 Chronicles 27-29
5. Thursday: 2 Chronicles 1-4
6. Friday: 2 Chronicles 5-7
7. Saturday: 2 Chronicles 8-11

Week 19 (Sunday 7th to Saturday 13th May, 2017)
1. Sunday: 2 Chronicles 12-16
2. Monday: 2 Chronicles 17-19
3. Tuesday: 2 Chronicles 20-22
4. Wednesday: 2 Chronicles 23-25
5. Thursday: 2 Chronicles 26-29
6. Friday: 2 Chronicles 30-32
7. Saturday: 2 Chronicles 33-34