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!

How can the Christian home be organized to raise children who are more like Jesus and can therefore influence their society? In this message, JFK puts forth ten pillars every Christian household must put in place to ensure transformation.

JFK Mensah in this message walks us through Jesus' travail at Gethsemane, and builds on it to convince every Christian to build a personal prayer life even before the storms of life come our way.

Do you pray like Jesus? JFK moves us to imitate Christ's prayer life in what, how, when, and how passionately we pray. Interspersed with lively anecdotes and a smattering of Greek, we cry with the disciples, "Lord, teach us how to pray!"

Preached on Pentecost Sunday and the International Day of the Unreached, JFK Mensah in this message provides compelling reasons for every believer to live a life of constant gratitude to God. May you be blessed as you listen.

Got questions? Maybe one of these will help! Addressing enquiries across the broad range of Christianity, a panel discussion featuring JFK Mensah responds to Christians in politics, speaking in tongues, Jehovah witness doctrines, family planning, evangelism, seeming disparities in the Bible, and a whole host of things in between. Be blessed.

What is church discipline, and why is it still critical for the body of Christ today? JFK draws on years of ministry experience and Biblical evidence to convince us to hold ourselves accountable to the nearest spiritual headquarters.

Parenting, and indeed, raising a godly home, is becoming more challenging by the day, and yet the necessity of Christian homes for the kingdom of God and the world at large can never be ignored. In this message, JFK seeks to challenge women and their husbands to deliberately choose to make their homes godly.

Who are sheep? Goats? Wolves? Hirelings? In this interactive session, JFK walks us through how to identify and deal with wolves in sheep's clothing. He also outlines the duty of a true shepherd in protecting the flock and ends with an admonition to all those in the pastoral ministry.

Who are sheep? Goats? Wolves? Hirelings? In this interactive session, JFK walks us through how to identify and deal with wolves in sheep's clothing. He also outlines the duty of a true shepherd in protecting the flock and ends with an admonition to all those in the pastoral ministry.

How do Christians handle conflict as fellow church members, between leaders, and even between a leader and a church member? In this eye-opening discussion, JFK walks us through the Bible's provisions for resolving conflicts among brethren and the journey to reconciliation.

The importance of the Bible in building a life of integrity cannot be understated. As JFK walks us through conviction, candor, consistency, and completeness as the parts of Biblical integrity, he challenges us to commit to blamelessness before God and man.

In this message, JFK and Georgina Mensah continue to explore some of the key issues that trouble marriages, even Christian unions. Delving into topics like submission, sexual and physical abuses in marriage, and pre/post-marital counselling, may this message bring healing to troubled marriages all over the world.

What does the Bible say about divorce? Are there exceptions to the rules? How can Christians avoid the common mistakes that lead to divorce in the future? JFK and Georgina Mensah team up to handle this sensitive issue from the lens of the Bible.

Why must every believer strive to hear God for themselves? And how exactly does God speak anyway? In this message, JFK Mensah scratches where we itch on the most sensitive aspects of hearing God for ourselves.

How can the kingdom of God be established in a Christian home? Dwelling on the home life and ministry of particularly pastors, shepherds, and Christian leaders, JFK Mensah in this message tackles practical challenges and ways for a Christian home to be the embassy of God's kingdom on earth.

Every normal Christian must desire spiritual growth. In this message, JFK Mensah painstakingly walks through the meaning and pillars of spiritual growth, and answers some practical questions regarding the issue.

Many of us have experienced the frustration of prayers that seem to have been unheard by heaven. In this message, JFK Mensah explores some of the reasons this may be, and answers our burning questions concerning the whole issue of prayer. May you be blessed as you listen!

In this final message on the Union with Christ series, JFK Mensah works through some of the applications of the doctrine. Zeroing in on Colossians 3:1-14, he exhorts us to put off the character traits of the old man, and put on the new nature we have in Christ.