Kingdom of God Bible Institute graduates first batch of newly ordained pastors



 The Founder and President  of Living Word Baptist Ministry International,  Apostle Dr Daniel Nii Oblie Tackie has charged all pastors especially newly ordained to be more friendly to sinners and demonstrate to them the true characteristics of  Jesus Christ  portrayed in the Bible.

According to him, being a friend of sinners does not mean joining them to commit sin but rather coming to their level and  keeping their secrets whiles working in God's ministry "which will eventually evoke confidence in them to follow you to Christ".

 Apostle Dr Daniel Nii Oblie Tackie gave the advice whiles ministering to a crop of  newly ordained pastors who graduated from the Kingdom of God Bible Institute over the weekend.


Out of 40 students who got enrolled into the 3-year program,  only 9 of them came through successfully to be graduated and   ordained as pastors who got honoured with certificates, diplomas and degrees in Biblical Theology at the ceremony which was held at the Madina Social Welfare School in Accra.

Explaining what Pastors must do get to attention and recognition genuinely from people, Apostle Dr Daniel Nii Oblie Tackie stressed the need for the Pastors to follow the directives of God and adopt a  Christlike attitude  at all times to pull men to their side and win souls for God. "When you obey God's word and  you follow his directives,  mark it anywhere God will pull men to you". His teaching was focused on a Biblical quotation from the book of  Luke Chapter 7:36-50, which highlighted the story of a sinful woman in the Bible who anointed the feet of Jesus with Alabaster Jar of perfume.

He cautioned them against glorifying themselves before men when preaching the word of God which he warned will spell their doom instead making sure their life become the true reflection of what Christ stood for and "they will really know there's God who has called you to serve them on his behalf".

" People will begin to follow you, they will begin to believe and trust you when they look at what you're doing and not what you're saying". "You can stand there and say whatever you want to say. Whatever you want to say somebody has once upon  a time said it and has even said it better than you so forget whether you're much  eloquent or whether you have much words or you're a communicator" he stressed.



For his part, President of the Kingdom of God Bible Institute (KGBI), Bishop Peter Osei-Bonsu  told the newly ordained Pastors: "There's a gift in you, add it to the character of Jesus and you'll have power".

One of the graduands, Pastor Helena Cobbina of the Hill Top Chapel who shared her views in an interview said she believes her ordination was not ordinary but through calling of God. Highly inspired to deliver as an ordained Pastor, Helena commended  Bishop Peter Osei-Bonsu for the quality teaching and advice which she benefited from including her colleague graduands during their school period, promising to put the knowledge gained to good work so as to win more souls into the Kingdom of God.

With the desire to serve his maker with all his might,  Pastor Joseph Kwashie of Living Word Baptist Ministry International says he will leave no stone unturned to see  his wildest dream of establishing an Non-Governmental Organization to be named as Christ Gathering 360 become a reality through which he'll be organizing series of programs to reach out to the masses with the  message of God.


The Kingdom of God Bible Institute(KGBI) originally started in Armsterdam-Holland in the year 1992 with about 15 member strength congregation in a garden called Gasperplas. In the 1993 it moved from the meeting room in the garden to a rented structure with a astronomic growth in membership  from 15-350 barely 3 months after moving into the building in Holland.

It is the first time the institute is graduating students since its inception in Ghana in June, 2015 through the initiative of Bishop Osei Bonsi, the founder during his first mission in the country.



NAMES OF THE NEWLY ORDAINED PASTORS AND THEIR CHURCHES

1. Helena Ama Cobbina - Hill Top Chapel
2. Gladys Appiah Dansua- House of Grace
3. Joseph Senyo Kwashie-Living Word Baptist Ministry International
4. John Davidson-Arthur-Assemble of God -Revival Restoration Centre
5. Emmanuel Jeo Koranteng-Resurrection Kingdom Worship Centre
6. Phyllis Kakra Koomson-International Central Gospel Church
7.Maxwell Adu -Presby
8. Christina Obeng-Roman Catholic
9. Callistus Kyiire-Action Chapel-Teshie Nungua- Accra

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