Harvest Chapel International - Kumasi

Are you ready to demolish toxic habits and construct a glorious new life? Join Rev. Obeng to master the "T.E.A." method: Think, Elevate, and Anticipate. Discover how daily communion with God transforms your mind, silences the enemy, and unlocks eternal rewards!

Are you facing mockery for choosing God over worldly gains? Will your radical faith leave you empty-handed? Discover how David and Daniel overcame impossible odds, and why your unwavering trust in the Lord guarantees you will never be put to shame!

Is your daily speech building community or tearing it down? Rev. Obeng explains that replacing our default setting of anger and conflict with gracious conversation requires intentional "spiritual genetic engineering." Join us to explore how regular communion with the Holy Spirit transforms how we think and speak.

Why does God allow difficult challenges in your life? What if your hardest trials are actually a divine training camp designed to build your spiritual muscles? Discover how testing your faith creates unbreakable endurance and prepares you to finish your race strong!

Are your thoughts building a new you, or keeping you trapped in the old? Join Rev. Obeng to discover how true spiritual transformation begins in the mind. Learn to think like Christ, elevate your perspective, and anticipate heavenly rewards as you partner with the Holy Spirit to demolish destructive habits.

Does waking up feel like a burden or an exciting opportunity? If life feels meaningless, you might be missing your God-given purpose. Discover why the Creator designed you and how finding your true assignment will completely transform your daily drive!

Is your Christian walk a solo journey, or are you thriving in community? Rev. Obeng reveals how true spiritual transformation; demolishing the old man and building the new, requires authentic fellowship and the daily discipline of the school of the Spirit. Tune in to learn how to discern God's voice and live a victorious, connected life.

Are you trading your life's true purpose for temporary thrills? Life isn't an experiment, and every choice has a lasting outcome. Discover how to avoid the prodigal son's deadly trap and find true fulfillment in your Creator's master plan today.

Are you measuring God's promises against your age, bank account, or past failures? Discover how Abraham achieved the impossible by hoping against hope. Learn the secret to keeping your faith strong when time is running out and all earthly odds are stacked against you today.

Struggling with toxic habits, nightmares, or deep-seated anger you can't seem to shake? Real transformation demands more than just trying harder, it requires spiritual demolition. Join Rev. Obeng as he reveals how the Holy Spirit dismantles the old you and empowers a brand-new creation.

What if the exact thing meant to break you is what God will use to build you? Discover how Joseph's radical forgiveness can help you release years of bitterness and uncover God's hidden, beautiful purpose for your deepest pain.

Struggling to tame your tongue? Real change goes deeper than words; it starts in the heart. Join Rev. Obeng to discover how the genuine born-again experience and the Holy Spirit can demolish old habits and radically transform your daily conversations.

Have you ever wondered what the point of everything is? Where do you find true meaning when the world feels dark and confusing? Discover the only source that doesn't just exist, but breathes actual purpose and lasting life into your very existence.

Do your conversations bring life or cause division? Discover how to conquer destructive habits and discern God's voice. Join Rev. Obeng to learn why daily Bible study and authentic community are your greatest spiritual weapons for transforming your words.

Like Governor Felix, who delayed righteousness for personal convenience and selfish gain, many believers only serve God when it suits them or when they expect something in return. However, true Kingdom service requires sacrifice, not convenience; we must stop holding God's work hostage and willingly pour ourselves out for His glory.

Rev. Obeng emphasizes that ordering our conversations requires honest self-evaluation through God's Word. We cannot fix our profane nature alone; we must be genuinely born again, embrace daily Bible study, accept godly correction, and actively cooperate with the Holy Spirit within the church community.

Failure is a painful but inevitable part of the human experience. However, as believers, we must look to the example of Abraham, who trusted God even when situations seemed hopeless. Failing at something does not make you a failure; it often means God is paving the way for His perfect plan, because God cannot and will not fail.

Rev. Obeng stresses that bringing order to our conversations begins with honest self-evaluation against God's Word, not human standards. True transformation requires being genuinely born again and actively cooperating with the Holy Spirit in the "new man project" to bear the good fruit of gracious, Christ-like speech.

Rev. Obeng emphasizes that taming the tongue is a true mark of spiritual maturity, rooted in being genuinely born again. Drawing from James 3, he explains that words can build or destroy. We must actively cooperate with the Holy Spirit to reign in our conversations, choosing peace and blessing. 

Jesus offers more than just an invitation; He provides the blueprint for true rest. By taking His yoke, surrendering our need for control, and learning from His gentle, unhurried lifestyle, we experience a divine exchange; trading our weariness for His perfect peace and lasting rest.

When life's heavy pressures leave your soul exhausted and anxious, Jesus offers a simple, profound invitation: "Come." True rest isn't found when your circumstances finally get easier; it begins the moment you stop carrying the weight alone and surrender your burdens to Him.

As soldiers of Christ, we walk a narrow, difficult path, yet we press forward with unwavering resolve. Despite worldly opposition or persecution, we must carry the truth boldly. Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, embracing the cross and refusing to ever turn back.

Rev. Obeng teaches that true order in conversation requires being born again. Mere education cannot fix our profane nature; only the Holy Spirit can tame our tongues. We must actively cooperate with God, choosing words of peace over conflict, knowing we will account for every careless word spoken.

Discouragement is a real battle and a primary tool of the enemy to weaken your faith. Like David, you must learn to "preach to yourself," reject the lies of permanence, remember God's past faithfulness, and use praise as a powerful weapon to shift your focus back to His greatness today.

Rev. Obeng teaches from Colossians that believers are rescued from darkness and made new in Christ. We must intentionally crucify the flesh; killing anger, lust, and profane speech, and put on love and forgiveness. Let God's Word dwell richly so every conversation honors the Lord.

Like Joseph, we can choose forgiveness over bitterness, trusting God's purpose beyond human cruelty. Forgiveness frees our hearts from resentment, heals broken relationships, and deepens our fellowship with God. Release your offenders today to reclaim your peace and mirror Christ.

Rev. Obeng teaches that spiritual maturity requires translating biblical doctrine into daily practice. As Christ's ambassadors, we must cooperate with the Holy Spirit's restraint and crucify our defensive nature. Let your speech be gracious and seasoned with salt, building others up rather than tearing them down.

Forgiveness is not a one-time event but a continuous lifestyle. When deep-seated hurt resurfaces or offenses repeat, we must consciously choose to release our offenders daily. Rely on the Holy Spirit's strength to choose peace over vengeance, forgiving others continuously just as Christ forgives us.

In this introductory message, Rev. Obeng emphasizes that our conversations must be gracious and seasoned with salt. True Christian growth requires both theoretical knowledge and practical application. If we claim to be transformed by the Holy Spirit but constantly tear others down with our words, our faith is dead and our witness is compromised. 

True forgiveness isn't about excusing the offense or waiting for an apology; it's an active choice to cancel a debt. By dropping the heavy stone of bitterness and surrendering the right to strike back, you free yourself from resentment, mirroring the profound mercy Christ first showed us.

When God speaks, our human reasoning must bow. Using the story of the doubting officer in Samaria, this devotion warns against placing our logic above God's promises. Discover the supreme importance of submitting to scripture, trusting God's Word even when you cannot see the way.

As we conclude the month of order in prayer, Rev. Obeng reminds us that God is a Holy King demanding reverence. Effective prayer requires knowing Him, daily dependence, and a forgiving heart. Approach God with humility, recognizing His sovereignty and trusting His protection against the evil one.

Success is often a harder test than adversity. Unlike Vashti and Nebuchadnezzar, who let pride ruin their positions, Esther remained deeply humble. Never let your blessings replace the Blesser. Always remember that God alone put you where you are today.

To bring order to our prayer lives, we must recognize that God is holy and not our co-equal. Rev. Obeng warns that unholy living nullifies our prayers. Approach God with deep reverence, humility, and a servant's heart, ready to obey His instructions for your breakthrough.

Like a beautiful orchestra, God's kingdom thrives on established order. Through David's refusal to harm Saul, discover the profound humility of staying in your assigned lane, honouring spiritual authority, and trusting God's timing instead of taking matters into your own hands.

Rev. Obeng reminds us Jesus was a "praying machine" who thrived on prayer. Effective prayer demands total dependence on God and strict reverence for His holiness. Carnality and unholy living hinder our prayers. Cleanse your heart, seek God's specific will, and persist through spiritual opposition to access His blessings.

Life on earth is temporary, and worldly success isn't our ultimate goal. By numbering our days, we shift our focus from earthly pursuits to eternity. Seek God's wisdom, embrace His specific purpose, and live purposefully for the life hereafter.

Rev. Obeng reveals three tiers of God's blessings: natural provision for all, kingdom access through the new birth, and specific rewards for obediently executing your God-given purpose. Recognizing God as your active Father transforms the Lord's Prayer from empty repetition into genuine, heartfelt reverence and praise.

Seeking independence from God inevitably leads to a dependence on sin. Just as fish need the ocean, we need God's presence. Choose obedience over your own understanding, relying daily on prayer, fellowship, and His Word for true life and safety.

Prayer is a lifelong skill cultivated through continuous practice and a deepening knowledge of God's Word. Using the Lord's Prayer as a foundation, Rev. Obeng explains that understanding the "fatherhood of God" is essential for effective prayer. Whether or not you had an earthly father, God steps in to protect, provide, and mentor you through your spiritual birth and journey.

As believers, we are saved to live for an audience of one. Avoid the distractions of worldly and personal ambitions. Like Jesus, we are to prioritise the Kingdom and devote our time, talents, and treasures strictly to our Heavenly Father's business.

Rev. Obeng highlights the Syrophoenician woman's desperate plea for her daughter to teach us about intercession. While order in prayer matters, raw faith matters more. You don't need complex theology or perfect protocols to intercede for your children. Sometimes, the most powerful, persistent prayer is simply, "Lord, help!"

A car's windscreen is large because driving requires looking forward. In your spiritual journey, avoid worldly distractions and fix your eyes firmly on Jesus. Navigate safely toward heaven by keeping both hands on the wheel through consistent prayer and God's Word.

Prayer is an art that requires constant practice, yet God's grace overrides strict protocols. Using the Syrophoenician woman as an example, Rev. Obeng teaches that while order in prayer is important, desperate moments call for raw, honest petitions. Whether you feel confident, doubtful, or unqualified, God is everywhere and ready to hear you, so don't stop praying.

Just as drivers have dangerous blind spots, we have hidden character flaws like pride or selfishness. Discover how relying on the Holy Spirit's internal warnings and the loving correction of godly friends prevents devastating crashes in your spiritual journey today.

In this message, Rev. Dr. Joseph B. Obeng highlights the importance of both corporate and individual prayer, illustrating the distinct purpose and unique benefits of each. He showcases where these practices are applied by drawing from the Bible: using the believers' collective intercession in Acts chapter 12 to demonstrate the power of corporate prayer, and the story of Hannah to reveal the intimacy and effectiveness of personal, individual prayer.

Prayer is a learned discipline that requires intentionality, not just recitation. Rev. Joseph Baah Obeng uses Luke 11 and Jesus' example to emphasize the necessity of seeking solitude to connect with God effectively. True prayer involves total dependence on God, persisting through unanswered prayers, and aligning with His will through His Word.

Just like driving, occasionally glancing in your spiritual rearview mirror builds faith by recalling God's past faithfulness and your past mistakes. But don't stare too long! Keep moving forward so you don't crash and miss the new things God is doing today.

Prayer should never be a dull routine; it should be the heartbeat of your spiritual life. Rev. Dr. Joseph Baah Obeng teaches that true prayer connects us with God, energizing our faith and yielding tangible results. However, this level of connection demands intentionality. Learn from Jesus' example in Luke 11: seek solitude, remove distractions, and prioritize personal devotion to transform your prayer life from a ritual into a relationship.

Like runners in a relay race, we are called to carry the baton of faith. From Abraham to Joseph, generations made sacrifices to pass on the gospel. Discover how your intentional obedience and endurance today will pave the way for the salvation of generations yet unborn.

Salvation is free, but walking in spiritual maturity costs everything. You cannot experience deep intimacy with God through superficial Christianity. Discover why paying the price, sacrificing your comfort, time, and worldly desires, is absolutely necessary to inherit true Kingdom power and eternal rewards today.