Reality of the Word

In this episode of “The Christian Life: Overcoming the Accuser,” God’s servant Isaac Nkansah delivers a powerful teaching on, "The Divine way to Delievrance".• Sin vs. Sins• Deliverance Through Death• Inclusion in Christ• The Cross as Remedy• Dying to Self• Divine Revelation and Victory

In this episode of “The Christian Life: Overcoming the Accuser,” God’s servant Isaac Nkansah delivers a powerful teaching on, "As in Adam, So In Christ".• In Adam vs. In Christ• Hereditary Inclusion• Two Priesthood Orders• Shift from Fall to Regeneration• Newness of Life in Christ

In this episode of “The Christian Life: Man’s State by Nature,” God’s servant Isaac Nkansah delivers an insightful teaching on humanity’s inherent sinful state inherited from Adam after the fall. Drawing from Romans 5:19, Nkansah explains that people are sinners by nature and birth, not merely by actions, likening it to an incompatible operating system that prevents living a godly life through self-effort. He contrasts the old Adamic nature—marked by independence and failure in attempts to please God—with the new life introduced through Christ, urging believers to shift focus from “doing” (self-developed behaviors) to “being” (embracing the new operating system with its terms and conditions). The sermon warns against relying on personal efforts to achieve humility, love, or kindness, as they stem from the corrupt nature, and instead calls for revelation of crucifixion with Christ to access true freedom and victorious living. The session concludes with a fervent prayer for divine revelation, yielding to the new life, and liberation from self-struggle to enjoy unhindered fellowship with God.

In this episode of “The Christian Life: Overcoming the Accuser,” God’s servant Isaac Nkansah delivers a powerful teaching concluding the series on the blood of Jesus Christ. Focusing on its Satan-ward operation, Nkansah explains how the blood silences the accuser of the brethren (Revelation 12:10), who uses past sins to condemn believers. Drawing from 1 John 1:7, Romans 8:33-34, and Revelation 12:11, he emphasizes that the blood puts God on the believer’s side, ensuring no accusation or condemnation can stand. The sermon highlights that fellowship with God in the light exposes weaknesses, but the blood’s eternal efficacy cleanses all sin and breaks bondages like addiction. Nkansah warns against trusting in personal efforts or the flesh, urging believers to rely solely on the blood for freedom and unhindered fellowship with God. The session ends with a passionate prayer, declaring liberation from accusations, addictions, and evil conscience through the blood’s power.

In this episode of “Reality of the Word: The Christian Life – The Believers’ Access to God,” God’s servant Isaac Nkansah delivers a compelling teaching on how the blood of Jesus Christ grants believers unhindered access to God. Focusing on the man-ward operation of the blood, Nkansah explains how it cleanses the conscience, removing guilt and barriers that prevent fellowship with God. Drawing from Hebrews 10:19-22 and Ephesians 2:13, he emphasizes that access to God—both initially through salvation and progressively in daily life—relies solely on the blood’s efficacy, not personal achievements or feelings. The sermon addresses Satan’s accusations that exploit guilt, urging believers to trust in the blood’s unchanging power. Nkansah concludes with a fervent call to declare freedom from evil conscience, affirming the blood’s role in providing boldness and confidence to approach God.

In this episode of “Reality of the Word,” God’s servant Isaac Nkansah delivers a powerful teaching on the effectiveness of the blood of Jesus Christ in satisfying God’s righteousness. Focusing on how the blood addresses sins committed, Isaac Nkansah contrasts the dead conscience of unbelievers with the awakened conscience of believers, who may struggle with guilt. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:18-19 and Exodus 12, he emphasizes that the blood, not emotions or actions, secures redemption and nullifies Satan’s accusations. The session passionately urges believers to trust in the blood’s spiritual power, reject condemnation, and come boldly to God, culminating in a heartfelt call to worship and thanksgiving for the freedom and forgiveness found in Christ’s blood.

In this episode of the “The Christian Life” series, join God’s servant Isaac Nkansah for a heartfelt teaching session exploring the profound significance of the blood of Jesus Christ. God’s servant Nkansah discusses how the blood serves as the ultimate remedy for sins committed, restoring fellowship with God by addressing hindrances like guilt and Satan’s accusations. Focusing on its God-ward effectiveness for atonement, the message draws from key scriptures such as Hebrews 9 and Exodus 12 to highlight God’s high valuation of the blood, enabling eternal redemption and access to the Father. The session concludes with an inspiring call to worship and thanksgiving for this divine gift.

In this powerful episode of Reality Of The Truth, Isaac Nkansah continues the series on the Christian life, focusing on the transformative power of the blood of Jesus Christ. Exploring scriptures like Romans 3:23-26, Romans 5:8-9, and Luke 15:18, Prince unpacks how sin, as an act of disobedience, separates humanity from God, creates guilt, and gives Satan ground to accuse believers. He emphasizes the redemptive work of Christ’s blood, which justifies believers, washes away guilt, and nullifies Satan’s accusations, restoring fellowship with God. With heartfelt anecdotes and a call to declare victory over guilt, Prince encourages listeners to embrace the cleansing power of the blood, ensuring freedom from condemnation and a vibrant relationship with the Father. Join this uplifting session to discover how the blood of Jesus overcomes every hindrance in your Christian walk.

In this enlightening episode of Reality of the Truth, we continue our Christian Life Series by diving deep into the biblical remedies for humanity’s struggles with sin. Building on last week’s discussion, we explore the distinction between sins (our committed acts) and sin (our inherited nature). Discover how the blood of Jesus Christ provides forgiveness for our sins, as highlighted in Romans, and how His cross delivers us from the root of sin—our old nature inherited from Adam. With heartfelt prayers and practical insights, this episode unpacks Romans 6:6 and other key scriptures, offering divine revelation to empower believers to live victoriously. Join us for a transformative message that clarifies the power of Christ’s sacrifice and equips you to walk in the freedom of God’s grace. Hallelujah!

Dive into a powerful podcast hosted by Isaac Nkansah, dedicated to illuminating the Christian life through transformative biblical teachings. Each episode unpacks profound truths from Scripture, helping you unlearn old habits, embrace God’s wisdom, and overcome challenges like sin and its root causes. With passionate insights and practical applications, the Lord through His servant Isaac guides listeners toward forgiveness, deliverance, and a deeper walk with Christ. Perfect for those seeking spiritual growth and a renewed faith, join us weekly to discover the remedies for a victorious Christian life. Subscribe now and let God’s Word transform you!

On this episode of The Reality Of Truth, join God’s servant Isaac Nkansah for a profound exploration of the Christian life, drawing from Galatians 2:20. Discover how true Christianity begins with being crucified with Christ, allowing His life to dwell within you as a new creation. Learn why Jesus is the ultimate example and the only answer to every human need, delivering us from bondage, struggles, and addictions through His indwelling presence. Through powerful teachings, prayers, and declarations, you’ll be encouraged to surrender your will, mind, and emotions, letting Christ take over for true freedom and transformation. This episode will awaken your consciousness to the reality that your deliverance is Christ Himself living in you. Subscribe now and embrace the glorious truth of God’s Word!