Word of Grace-Hosanna to the son of David.

Matthew 21:1-11.

 King Jesus enters Jerusalem through to the  Mount of Olives, Jesus sent two disciples to go to nearby village to untie the a donkey for him to ride on. This was in fulfillment of the prophecy that says tell the daughter of Zion, ‘Look, your king is coming to you! He is humble and mounted on a donkey. Hallelujah!

 As he rides in, many in the crowd spread their own coats on the road. Others cut palm branches and flooded them on the road. The crowds that went ahead of him and those that followed him kept shouting resoundingly, “Hosanna to the Son of David! How blessed is the one who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest Heaven!” hallelujah!

Word of Grace-All hail Christ the King!

Joh1:17, PS 45:4, Matth 21:5, Zech 9:9

It is written, grace and truth came by Jesus. In psalms the glorious King rides in battle to defend truth and righteousness. Behold your humble and righteous King who comes in victory to save the lost.

The triumphant entry of Christ gives us so much joy and excitement for it is the preview of his glorious glory.

May the joy that surrounds the Messianic entry, stirs up our hearts till we want know no more of him. Amen.

Word of Grace-The King of Peace comes to save.

Matthew 21, Zachariah 9:9.

Christ the King of Peace came not to wage war but to serve as the reconciler who would draw all men to God. The donkey he rides on is symbolic. Its represents the one who comes in peace and not someone who meant war.

As we draw near to  the triumphant entry of Jesus, may the joy that greeted his glorious arrival in Zion, fill our lives with the expectation of the King who able to save us from condemnation. Amen.

Word of Grace-Anguished with sorrow, all for love.

1 Peter 2:24, Isaiah 53:3-5, John 3:16.

He was wounded for our wrongs. Crushed for our evil ways. Pierced by the side and disfigured beyond recognition. The punishment needed for our peace was laid on him on the cross. Jesus was deeply distressed anguished with sorrow in our stead, for God so loves the man.

At the Easter, may the suffering and the agony of Christ that dealt with our sins, present to us a clear picture of God's love, for hope of glory for the believer and repentance for the unbeliever. Amen.

Word of Grace-The benefit of Jesus' crucifixion.

Galatians 4:6, Hebrews 4:16.

We can now become children of God because of that act of obedience by Jesus on the cross. And for being God's children, we have received the holy spirit  into our hearts and thus we cry out Abba! Father!_

This cry of Abba Father which is  Daddy,  depicts tender and intimate relationship that we have found in God through Christ.

As we reflect at the Easter, may may the grace draws us near to God to enjoy our position as sons and daughters. Amen.

Ghana for Peace Prayer Revolution-Prayer of tolerance and blessinga for us all.

2Corinthians 13:11-14.

Finally, we bid ourselves  goodbye. But let keep on growing in the word of God as we keep listening to the message. Let continue to tolerate each other. This way the God of love and peace will be with us.

 As we greet one another with a warm wishes, may the grace of the Lord Jesus the Messiah, the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with all of us. Amen.

Ghana for Peace Prayer Revolution-Pray that we all get to dwell under the secret place of the Most High God.

Ps 91:1, 27:5, 31:20, Heb 4:11.

Being found dwelling under the secret place of the Father entails alot. It means you live in safety and provision, without fear of sudden terror. All you could expect is much more upon much more of his glory. Hallelujah!

We pray that God strengthens even as we labour to enter into his secret place just as we do enter into his rest to receive revelation, fresh anointing and refuel of our lives and our love for him so as to remain resolute in victory. Amen.