Akwa Ibom Christian Assembly

22/07/2024

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08/04/2020

A word from God brings a new season, a new beginning and a new experience.
May today be your own day for a word from the Lord. See you online by 6pm.
C.B

28/02/2020

14/02/2020

Change means movement.
Movement means friction.
Friction means conflict.

Whenever you're in conflict with someone, there is one factor that can make the difference between damaging your relationship and deepening it. That factor is attitude!

Take advantage of this MasterClass this February to learn how to tactfully resolve conflict while keeping your "A" game.

Enquiries- +2348062842002.

21/09/2019

Calling all friends, intercessors and men of the Spirit to join The Winning Warriors Company as we set a Prophetic watch on Friday, Sept 27th.
Shalom.

25/07/2019

Join me for this transformational class on the 5th- 8th August, live in the city of Uyo.

Rekindle your fire! Get equipped for growth! Upgrade your ministry!

Sign up today for the Certificate in PASTORAL MINISTRY MASTERCLASS with this link- https://bit.ly/2NYdOgD

Enquiries- 08062842002, 08029836922

17/07/2019

HARD FACTS!!!

Did you know
*35% of pastors battle depression or fear of inadequacy.
*26% of pastors report being over fatigued.
*28% of pastors report they are spiritually undernurished.
*Over 50% of pastors state the biggest challenge is to recruit volunteers and encourage their members to change (living closer to God's Word).
*70% of pastors report they have a lower self-image now than when they first started.
*70% of pastors do not have someone they consider to be a close friend.
*27% of pastors report not having anyone to turn to for help in a crisis situation.
*81% of pastors have been tempted to have inappropriate sexual thoughts or behavior with someone in the church but have resisted.
*17% of pastors report inappropriately texting with a church member at sometime in their ministry.
*34% of pastors wrestle with the temptation of po*******hy or visits pornographic sites.
*57% of pastors feel fulfilled but yet discouraged, stressed, and fatigued.
*84% of pastors desire to have close fellowhip with someone they can trust and confide with.
*Over 50% of pastors are unhealthy, overweight, and do not exercise.
*The profession of “Pastor” is near the bottom of a survey of the most-respected professions, just above “car salesman”.
*71% of churches have no plan for a pastor to receive a periodic sabbatical.
*30% of churches have no documentation clearly outlining what the church expects of their pastor.
*1 out of every 10 pastors will actually retire as a pastor.

Friends, these are real issues that confront Pastors today. However, I believe as we come together and learn how to navigate through these challenges, we will grow stronger, tougher and better.

I look forward to seeing you in class. You can register with this link https://bit.ly/2NYdOgD

Shalom!

15/07/2019

Good morning, dear friends. What a joy to come into this new day and week that God has made.

As we prepare for and continually engage in Pastoral Ministry, it is crucial we focus on three critical departments in our lives.

1. The spiritual life.

It is from here that we get the power to minister effectively. We have the responsibility of getting to know God better than our closest relations in this world. God intends for us to be all he wants us to be, and then he intends for us to do the things he has called us to do. We must continue to grow in the grace and knowledge of Christ. If we have weak spiritual lives, no amount of talent, training, or education will help us.

2. Strong Biblical and intellectual life.

Some people are very knowledgeable of the Word and have never been to Bible College. Preparation is important. It has been said that learning gained from life’s experiences are only good for dealing with things that are now in the past. The future will be different. We must be people of the Book. The time we spend in preparing for ministry is time in which our character is transformed and God puts his imprint in our very minds. This is a life long process. We must never get to the point that we stop learning and growing.

3. Our humanity.

Ministry does not change who we are, or what our physical, mental and emotional needs are. We still need food, clothing, and all of the requirements of existence. We must take the time and effort to balance ministry with the other needs we have such as rest, exercise, family life, etc. The balanced life is much like a balanced tire. The better the balance, the faster (and farther) you can go. There are four aspects of life that we need to balance: mental, emotional, social, and spiritual. These aspects combine to make us who we are.

Have you signed up for the Pastoral Ministry masterclass yet? I look forward to seeing you in class.
Shalom!