Kenneth Delasi Podcast

In this powerful and revelatory episode, Kenneth Delasi dives deep into Part 1 of the series “The Chosen” unlocking the prophetic truth that every believer is chosen by God for a divine calling and eternal purpose. This message is a clarion call to a generation destined for impact. To awaken purpose, ignite boldness, and call forth the destiny God placed within you before time began. Listen to the end, share, and prepare for Part 2 next week!

Sovereignty. Maturity in Christ is not about outgrowing God, it’s about growing into the full awareness that without Him, we are nothing. In this episode, we explore the sacred truth that the deeper we go in Christ, the more we realize our desperate need for His hand in everything. Maturity isn’t independence from God. It’s intimacy with His sovereignty. This is for the ones who know that needing God is not weakness, but wisdom.

Youth is known to be a period of exploration and self-discovery, a period which determines whether one will become successful or not in the future. There is no better time than now to discover your uniqueness and develop yourself further. One way to start doing this is by understanding the principles of time management. Learn from this first episode as Albert Peter Asafo Agyei (a student from KNUST) gives us answers to important questions about effective time management.

Our life on Earth is to prepare us for eternity with God. A life that can be taken without your concern, let it glorify God because life on earth is really short.

Circumstances around us can really affect the way we live. And as believers, we are not supposed to live by what we see but by faith.

Discover from this episode that God’s timing is always perfect! He will show up at the right time.

The greatest legacy you can live behind is a good name. Your life defines who you are and the good life you live is what adds weight to what they call you.

Work hard without needing someone to tell you what to do. Listen as Clinton, explains how to overcome procrastination in our lives as Christians.

Our prayer can literally save a life. We should never underestimate a prayer of a righteous person. The Word of God tells us that our prayer has great power. Therefore, we should use the power of prayer to intercede for each other. 

God has placed resources in your life and you have to discern the resources He has placed around you, and understand how to make use of them for the fulfillment of your calling and purpose.