Ghanaian Bishop Challenges Mindset with Powerful Sermon on Success and Innovation
- Bishop Abraham Adjei urged his congregation to shift focus from job hunting to utilising their talents creatively
- He encouraged brainstorming business ideas, emphasising innovation and personal effort as a path to financial freedom
- The sermon inspired attendees, urging them to take action and rethink their approach to success and progress
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The sermon of a Bishop at HARC Bethel Temple in Tema has caught the attention of many Ghanaians after he urged his congregation to change their approach to success.
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In a video shared on social media, the pastor, identified as Bishop Abraham Adjei, during a sermon, emphasised to his listeners the importance of mind over the daily routine of searching for 'good' white-collar jobs.
The man of God explained the significance of using one's mind, talents, and abilities to create meaningful contributions to society, rather than solely relying on the traditional job hunting routine.
According to him, many Ghanaians find it difficult to display their potential because they keep applying for jobs despite the constant rejections.
In his words:
"You have been searching for a job, and you have been to all the factories, but you never get accepted. Can you not sit in your room and pray?"
He continued by urging his followers to take a step of faith and 'brainstorm' business ideas that would make them financially free.
"... and also do serious brainstorming to discover what you as a person can be able to do, which can act as a breakthrough," he added.
The pastor went on to encourage his congregation to leverage the mind God has given them to come up with innovative ideas that could change their lives.
"You must make progress. This lifestyle must change. This lifestyle must be pleasant," he declared.
He buttressed the point that passively waiting for employment opportunities is not the only path to success.
The sermon resonated with many in the congregation, who nodded in agreement and took notes, inspired by the call to action.
Watch the sermon of the Bishop below.
Kwabena Adu-Boahene preaches about success
In related news, YEN.com.gh had earlier reported that Kwabena Adu-Boahene, the former Director-General of the National Signals Bureau, gained attention amid accusations from the Attorney General office of embezzling state funds.
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A video circulating online shows Adu-Boahene, a church deacon, preaching to pastors at Cedar Mountain Chapel International, where he spoke about success and the importance of seizing opportunities.
In his sermon, he emphasised that success comes from taking advantage of opportunities, as everyone is already blessed by God.
The timing of the video is significant, as it surfaced during investigations into Adu-Boahene's alleged embezzlement of state funds, with links to multiple upscale properties in Accra's Mayfair Estates.
These investigations have further fuelled public interest in his actions
Church of Christ preacher challenges pastor’s miracle
YEN.com.gh had earlier reported that brother Daniel Owusu Asiamah of the Church of Christ challenged Ghanaian pastors to prove their ability to perform miracles.
He stated that no pastor in Ghana can heal the blind or the physically challenged, declaring that the era of miracles has ended.
Brother Asiamah accused some pastors of turning to juju, magic, and occultism due to their lack of understanding of God's word.
Prophet Moses Bennisan shared his views on Brother Asiamah's assertion in an interview with YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
