Being a pastor is one of the loneliest jobs – Rev Daniel Annan

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• Truth Table 1 month ago

  “Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is no other.
  Isaiah 45:22
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  “Turn to me and be saved, all you ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is no other.
  Isaiah 45:22
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• La Pleasure man 1 month ago

  Freak

  Freak

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• La Pleasure man 1 month ago

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• Joy 1 month ago

  Liar. This tells me you are preaching falls news to your church members. Trust me no pastor is lonely

  Liar. This tells me you are preaching falls news to your church members. Trust me no pastor is lonely

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• Abaqua 1 month ago

  Write your comment;Bro Annan,dont pretend knowing not. who feed christ n his disciples. do u wants to be paid for any services u will offer to poor n needy. read proverb chpt 17.

  Write your comment;Bro Annan,dont pretend knowing not. who feed christ n his disciples. do u wants to be paid for any services u will offer to poor n needy. read proverb chpt 17.

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• SAKU 1 month ago

  Alleluia, my brother don't be afraid because you are not alone in this world. The Lord who called you is always with you till the end. You continue praying for more labourers to be sent into the vineyard. Peace unto you.

  Alleluia, my brother don't be afraid because you are not alone in this world. The Lord who called you is always with you till the end. You continue praying for more labourers to be sent into the vineyard. Peace unto you.

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• Ken U.S. 1 month ago

  No Spirit filled pastor is lonely,because the harvest is plenty but the laborers are few. We have many places in Ghana for you to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. Just go to the villages,especially Northern part in Ghana ...
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  No Spirit filled pastor is lonely,because the harvest is plenty but the laborers are few. We have many places in Ghana for you to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. Just go to the villages,especially Northern part in Ghana to preach the gospel and stop sleeping in the city calling yourself lonely guy. Paul suffered preaching the gospel, even in prison he wrote letters to believers in his world encouraging them..How many religious books have you written?Please be serious.

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• Maxwell Dzremegbe 1 month ago

  Am a member of V.G.C
  Thank you for all what you have done for me Rev Daniel Annan.
  Mey the Lord continue to bless you for your good work.
  ""AMEN""

  Am a member of V.G.C
  Thank you for all what you have done for me Rev Daniel Annan.
  Mey the Lord continue to bless you for your good work.
  ""AMEN""

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• LONELINESS IS PART AND PARCEL OF MOST LEADERSHIP ROLES BUT CHRISTIAN LEADERS HAVE AN ADVANTAGE. 1 month ago

  Most leadership roles are associated with a certain degree of loneliness.
  However, it need not be so amongst Christians because a Christian leader by nature should be a “servant of all” after the example of Christ.
  In ...
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  Most leadership roles are associated with a certain degree of loneliness.
  However, it need not be so amongst Christians because a Christian leader by nature should be a “servant of all” after the example of Christ.
  In Ghana it is far more fashionable to ask a "Man of God" to pray for you than for them to ask ORDINARY members to pray for them. Unlike Apostle Paul who made repeated requests for ordinary believers to pray for him and for each other too many preachers and Christian ministers today come across as “too spiritual” or too important for the prayers of common Christians. Many Christian leaders are quick to lay hands on you. In my humble view this kind of spiritual pride leaves many Christian leaders and "ordinary" Christians vulnerable to spiritual attack (nobody is ordinary in the eyes of God, all have equal value, and God will use anybody who is willing and available for His service).
  It is touching when you see a humble man of God asking ordinary congregants to gather around him and pray for him because he is about to embark on a spiritually challenging project, journey or a new phase of their ministry.
  EVEN THOUGH THE BIBLE REPEATEDLY STATES THE CRITICAL IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER, IN PRACTICE THIS IS OFTEN IGNORED OR SIDELINED. I suspect that the lack of prayer cover over many Men of God is what opens them up to various temptations which in turn leads to disastrous consequences. Many end up keeping their anointing but lose their influence. When a Christian loses their influence because of some sin, scandal or bad behaviour they become like a very expensive high end car (say Porsch or Lamborghini) with which has a very powerful engine but has lost all 4 tires .That car although bought at a very high price is no longer of much use because e it can no longer function as it was deigned to do. It may have to be placed on cement blocks until the owner can arrange repairs and refitting. Repairing such an expensive car can be very costly and time consuming.

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