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Citing Isaiah 53:3-5, Luke 23:34, John 15:12-13, and Galatians 6:2, President urged Ghanaians not to merely profess Christianity, but to truly embody the character of Christ by showing love, offering help, and supporting one another.
“My brothers and sisters, if Christ laid down His life for us, how much more should we be willing to lay down our pride, resentment, division, and hatred toward one another? We must not merely pretend to be Christians. We must not just claim to be followers of Jesus Christ. We must live Christ-like lives. So if anyone among you, in this assembly or congregation, is holding a grudge or in conflict with someone, this is the moment to let it go. Leave that burden here, and go back to that person and show them love—the same love that Christ has shown you,” he said.
“We are also called to carry one another’s burdens, as Paul teaches in Galatians 6:2. This means we must help each other, love one another, and support one another through life’s struggles. Many around us are suffering—not only spiritually, but physically, emotionally, and materially. Some haven’t even eaten today because they simply cannot afford a meal. That’s why Christ calls us to give generously.
“There are also those among us who have more than enough—you had breakfast, you had lunch, and when you return home, there’s fufu, light soup, and aponkye waiting for you. We must learn to share in the burdens of others.”
The President further encouraged the nation to let the hope of the resurrection inspire resilience, affirming that with Christ, Ghanaians can overcome any challenge.
“Are we standing for justice? Are we living as the salt and light we are called to be?” he asked. “Even when the night is darkest, we must trust in Christ. Though Friday may be the darkest day, resurrection is coming. We must walk together in unity and in truth.”
“We must not just pretend to be Christians, we must not just pretend to be followers of Jesus Christ. We must live Christ-like lives”
The President, H. E John Dramani Mahama takes the pulpit to share the word of God at the Good Friday Miracle Service, urging Christians to… pic.twitter.com/umZHnGmblJ
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