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Have you ever felt forgotten… or wondered if God still sees you?In "Tattooed In His Hands", Snr. Lady Deacon Roberta Adjin-Tettey explores a powerful truth from Isaiah 49:14–16 that challenges that feeling completely.There is something God says about you in this passage that changes how you see your struggles, your worth, and even your place in His plan.What does it really mean to be “inscribed” in His hands?And how does that affect what you are going through right now?This message uncovers a few simple but deep truths that may shift your perspective in ways you did not expect.If you have been questioning, waiting, or trying to understand where you stand with God, this is one to listen to.Your situation may look one way… but there is more to it.Listen and reflect.

In this timely message titled “Help Is Coming", Rev. Callistus Kafui Agbeke brings a word of hope and assurance drawn from Isaiah 43:19 and Lamentations 3:57.“Behold, I am doing a new thing… it shall spring forth.”That phrase, 'spring forth,' reminds us that God’s intervention is not always gradual; it can be sudden, unexpected, and undeniable.Even in the wilderness, a place of confusion, dryness, and uncertainty where many feel lost, God is able to make a way and bring clarity.This message speaks to anyone waiting, wondering, or weary. It reminds you that when you feel alone, God is closer than you think.You will be encouraged to trust His timing, recognise His movement, and hold on to the assurance that your cry has been heard.Listen and be strengthened.

In this message, “Altar on Fire,” Snr. Lady Deacon Roberta Adjin-Tettey takes us into the encounter between Elijah and the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings 18:25–28.While others were shouting, calling, and getting no response, Elijah stood differently. At one point, he even began to mock them.That moment raises a question.What did Elijah know that they didn’t?This teaching opens up the true meaning of an altar, not just as a place, but as a spiritual system that gives the spirit realm access to the physical. It is a place of sacrifice, a place where divinity meets humanity, and a place of prayer and worship.You will also learn the four things Elijah did before the contest, and why his preparation mattered more than the public moment.If you have ever wondered why some spiritual efforts seem dry while others produce results, this message will make you think again.Listen and reflect.

There are moments when something shifts, when a sign appears, when destiny quietly announces, “Your time has come.”In this message, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey uncovers a mystery about your life, one that has been written long before you were born. A truth about why you are different, why you are where you are, and why this moment in time matters more than you think.But there is also a subtle battle you may not notice, one that tries to distort your identity, your direction, and even your sense of worth. And the place you find yourself, physically, mentally, spiritually, might be shaping far more of your future than you realize.There is a pattern. There is a clue. And there is a revelation waiting for you.Listen closely, something about you is about to make sense.Be blessed as you dive in.

In this powerful message, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey takes us on a deep spiritual journey through the story of Abraham’s obedience in Genesis 22, a story of faith, surrender, and sacrifice. Drawing from scriptures in Genesis 22, Matthew 4, Luke 21, Matthew 26, and Exodus 32, he reveals that true worship is not found merely in words or rituals but in our willingness to give up what we value most for the sake of God. From Abraham’s willingness to offer Isaac, to the widow’s two mites, and the woman with the alabaster jar, every act of sacrifice speaks of devotion, trust, and love for God.This sermon reminds us that our sacrifice reflects the value we place on God and challenges every believer to examine what they are willing to lay down in obedience and worship.Message preached by Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey at RoyalHouse Chapel International church - Faith Cathedral . Subscribe and stay connected for more life-transforming messages that build faith and deepen your walk with God.

In this powerful and uplifting message, Pastor Raphael Narh unpacks the story of Mephibosheth from 2 Samuel 9:1, revealing what happens when God knows your name.Pastor Narh shares seven life-changing truths about divine remembrance, restoration, and grace. God never forgets His own even when others do. Your current location or condition can’t hide you from His mercy. God doesn’t call you by your pain but by your name. His grace restores what life, time, and circumstances have taken. In His house, your scars are covered. Your past does not define your future.No matter where you are or what you’ve been through, this message is a reminder that you are not forgotten. God sees you, knows you, and has a seat for you at His table.Scripture Reference: 2 Samuel 9:1Speaker: Pastor Raphael NarhTopics: He Knows My Name

In this sermon, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin Tettey teaches on the covenant names of God, with a specific focus on Jehovah Nissi, meaning "The Lord is my Banner," as revealed in Exodus chapter 17. The message emphasizes that God identifies you by the covenanted name He has placed on you. These names are not ornamental or symbolic only; they are given for the purpose of divine performance in your life. God uses His covenant names as a covering to accomplish His will and purpose for you. Referencing Exodus 17 verses 13 to 16, Rev. Adjin Tettey explains that God's name represents His active involvement in the battles of His people and His commitment to their victory.As written in Scripture, “And Moses built an altar, and called the name of it Jehovah Nissi” (Exodus 17:15, KJV). This message calls every believer to recognize the power and responsibility attached to the name of the Lord and to live under His divine covering.

God knows your name, and He has called you with love and purpose. In this powerful sermon, He Knows My Name – He Has Called Me, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey shares how God forms a deep relationship with us through our dependence on Him, His ever-present presence in our lives, and His timely interventions. Drawing from Isaiah 43:1-2 and Romans 8:14-17, 31-35, this message reminds us that we are God’s children, chosen and loved, and that nothing can separate us from His love. Be encouraged to walk boldly in your calling, knowing that the One who calls you by name will never leave you nor forsake you.

In this powerful sermon titled He Will Find Me, from the series He Knows My Name, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey reminds us that no matter where life takes us, God always knows how to call us back to where we belong. With a heart anchored in the Word, he declares, “I am going back to where I belong. Anything causing me discomfort, it’s not my portion.” Drawing from Exodus 3:4-5 and Psalm 139:7-9, this message reveals that when God is looking for you, He desires to find you in His presence, in your assignment, and in your blessing. Let this word encourage you to rest in the assurance that God knows your name, He sees you, and He will surely find you.

In this message, Senior Lady Deacon Roberta Adjin-Tettey teaches on the unchanging faithfulness of God. Just as He called Abram to leave his country, family, and father’s house to a land He would show him, God calls us to trust Him fully.Genesis 12:1–4 reveals that God’s promises are sure. Abram’s obedience led to blessings that reached nations, reminding us that God’s Word is reliable and His covenant unshakable.This sermon encourages believers to walk in faith, assured that God can always be trusted to fulfill His Word.Scripture Reference:Genesis 12:1–4Subscribe for more sermons and teachings that will strengthen your faith. Like, comment, and share to extend this message to others.

In this powerful sermon, “How to Align Yourself for a Miracle,” AG BA MAWENA shares timeless truths on positioning yourself for God’s supernatural intervention.Key Highlights:Discern the Season and Timing – Be spiritually alert and sensitive to the move of God.Depend on the Supernatural Power of God – Miracles come not by human strength, but by God’s hand.Scripture References: John 5:5–9 | Isaiah 41:10–11Be encouraged, be strengthened, and align yourself for your miracle today!

In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Ralph Narh unpacks the theme “Complete in Christ” from Colossians 2:10, reminding us that in Jesus, we are full, perfect, and lacking nothing. Drawing from Ephesians 1:3, he reveals that God has already blessed us with every spiritual blessing through salvation. Discover the keys to living in this completeness—staying connected to Jesus daily through Scripture and prayer, speaking life over yourself (Proverbs 18:21), and serving God wholeheartedly. Pastor Ralph also explores the blessings that flow from completeness in Christ: unshakable peace, divine security, and lasting joy.

In this powerful message titled "I Am Unbeatable", Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey reveals the divine strategies for winning life’s toughest battles. Drawing from 1 Samuel 17:45-47 and supported by scriptures like Isaiah 49:25 and Exodus 14:14, he reminds believers that they are not alone in the fight.You’ll discover how to:Engage with the weapons of GodFight in the name of GodWin for the glory of GodWith deep spiritual insights and memorable quotes such as “The presence of God with you assures you victory”, this message will reignite your confidence and help you face every challenge with boldness.Let this sermon stir your faith and remind you: You are unbeatable when God is with you.Listen now and be encouraged.

Your response to life’s challenges is a reflection of what you truly believe. In this powerful message, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey teaches that to live a victorious and unshakable life, you must build on a solid foundation—the Word of God.Drawing from 1 Samuel 17:7–10, 23–25 and Luke 6:46–49, this sermon explores how David’s boldness in facing Goliath was not accidental but a result of a heart and mouth filled with God's Word. When God’s Word becomes your foundation, it shapes your perspective, strengthens your resolve, and positions you for supernatural manifestations.If you want to stand firm in the storms of life and see the power of God evident in your daily walk, this message will challenge and equip you to fill your heart and life with His Word.Listen, be encouraged, and be rooted in the truth that never fails.

In this soul-stirring sermon titled “Surrounded by Favour,” Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey brings a fresh and timely word from Esther 6:13–14, with supporting insight from Psalm 5:11–12.Favour, by definition, is undeserved kindness — but its impact is anything but ordinary. This message invites you to reflect deeply:What happens when you’re truly surrounded by God’s favour?What unexpected outcomes might take shape?What kind of access becomes possible?How does favour set you apart — and shield you?You’ll discover that favour doesn’t just open doors — it protects, promotes, and positions you for divine victory.Tune in and be encouraged. There’s more to God’s favour than meets the eye.Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more faith-building messages from Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey.

This teaching session explores the power of being surrounded by the presence of God, even in life’s most intense moments. In Daniel 3:23, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were thrown into the fire—yet they were not alone. God’s presence met them in the flames. Psalm 139:5–11 reminds us that we are never beyond His reach—He goes before us, stands behind us, and surrounds us completely.We also examined how to shift our battles into the realm of God. But what does that really look like? 1. What happens when you stop doing things your way and fully align with God’s specific instructions? 2. Can you still declare God’s power boldly when everything around you suggests defeat? 3. What would your life look like if fear no longer made your decisions—and faith led every step?This session is a call to trust, surrender, and walk confidently in the covering of God. It will challenge you, build your faith, and remind you that even in the fire, you are not alone.

This prayer session is a prophetic cry for preservation, divine protection, and supernatural exemption. Drawing from Numbers 23:23 - 26, where it is declared that no enchantment or divination could stand against Israel, we rise in faith to reject every spiritual attack, curse, or manipulation sent against us.We stand on the Word of the Lord—there shall be no spell, no divination, no monitoring, and no evil altar that will prevail against what God has spoken. Every attempt to derail our lives spiritually or physically is rendered powerless in Jesus’ name.This is not just prayer—it is war in the spirit. Pray along and agree that your life, family, and destiny are untouchable by the enemy. What God has blessed, no one can curse.

This prayer session is a prophetic cry for deliverance, divine intervention, and breakthrough. Drawing from 2 Kings 19:11–37, where King Hezekiah laid the enemy’s threats before God, we stand against every altar, power, or voice that has destroyed others and now seeks to destroy us.We summon our enemies before the altar of the Lord and call on His hand to intervene. Any force raised to shame, harm, or silence us will not prevail. May God fight for us, give us undeniable evidence of His power, and turn every evil report into a testimony.This is not just prayer—it is war in the spirit. Pray along and believe God for a turnaround that will bring your enemies to shame and His name to glory.

In this powerful prayer meeting, we draw insight from Luke 4:28–29, where intense anger drove people to rise up against Jesus. Just like Him, many today face hidden or open hostility—anger from others that leads to opposition, sabotage, or spiritual attack.We stood in prayer against every force pushing people to act out in anger against us. Every plot, scheme, or voice driven by offense and hatred is silenced in the name of Jesus. This is a call to divine covering, wisdom, and deliverance from unseen battles.Pray along with us. Declare your freedom.Share this with someone who may be facing opposition or targeted anger. Let them join in this time of spiritual breakthrough.

Presented by Rear Admiral Geoffrey Mawuli Biekro (Rtd), Esq.Hosted by Men Makers Ministry | Faith Cathedral, Ashaley BotweIn this insightful session, Rear Admiral Biekro takes us through the legal and biblical foundations of writing a will, based on the Wills Act, 1971 (Act 360).From understanding the role of a testator, executor, and beneficiaries, to the dangers of intermeddling and the wisdom of setting your house in order—this teaching answers real-life questions many families face.This is more than a legal discussion—it’s a call to live responsibly and leave peace, not confusion, behind.Recorded at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

Led by Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-TetteyFrom Matthew 13:24–28, this focused prayer session confronts the enemy’s schemes to sabotage what God has planted in your life. With bold declarations, we revoke access, activate angelic protection, and call for divine justice.This is a powerful call to secure your harvest—spiritually, physically, and emotionally.Pray along and declare that your season of reward will not be delayed or destroyed.Recorded at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

Led by Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-TetteyFrom 2 Chronicles 20:5 - 9 & 17, this fiery prayer session stirs bold declarations of victory, deliverance, and divine vengeance. It’s a call to provoke the authority of heaven, claim your inheritance, and silence every voice of opposition.Let every scheme turn back on the enemy, and may your triumph be undeniable.Stream this powerful prayer and pray along.Recorded at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

Led by Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-TetteyFrom 2 Samuel 5:17-20, this prophetic prayer session calls on God for deliverance, discernment, divine revelation, and total victory. Whether it’s a day of celebration or challenge, this is your cry for heaven’s intervention.Let the Lord frustrate every scheme, expose every trap, and flood your life with unstoppable breakthrough.Recorded at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this message titled “Surrounded by the Anointing”, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey teaches from 1 Chronicles 16:21–22, reminding us of the divine protection, favour, and authority that comes with the anointing.When God sets His seal on you, no force can touch you without facing Him first. You’re not just covered—you’re surrounded.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

From Condemnation to Freedom: A Prayer Journey Through John 8:1–12Inspired by the story of the woman caught in adultery, this episode leads you through powerful prayers of deliverance from evil traps, freedom from the threat of death, and a call into God’s light. Let every false voice be silenced and every scheme against your destiny fail, in Jesus’ name.

Psalm 46:1, 3 – “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble… Though the waters roar and foam, we will not fear.”In this powerful session, we cry out to God for His covering, strength, and immediate intervention. Let this moment of prayer stir your spirit as we declare: • God, be my safe hiding place this month and for the rest of the year. • Be my strength in every area where I feel weak or weary. • Show up, Lord, in every situation of my life that needs urgent attention. • Divine exemption from every form of calamity, disaster, and destruction. Don’t just listen—pray along, believe, and expect a move of God.

Join us for Surrounded: June Prayers & Fasting, held every Wednesday to Friday at 6 PM. In this powerful session, we lift up prayers for divine protection, household covering, property preservation, and supernatural increase.Prayer Focus Includes: • Protection over your health, image, and reputation • Exemption of your household from enemy attacks • A hedge of protection around your property and business • Blessings and increase over the work of your handsLet these prayers stir your faith and reposition you for God’s covering and favor throughout the month of June.

In this message titled “Surrounded”, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey shares from 2 Kings 6:16-18 to remind us that no matter what comes against us, we are never outnumbered—because God is with us.Drawing also from Job 1:10, Psalm 125:2, and Psalm 27:1-2, this word strengthens our confidence: you and God are always the majority. When the enemy surrounds, so does the Lord—and His defense never fails.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this message titled “There Is Hope”, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey shares from Job 14:7–9, drawing powerful lessons from the image of a tree cut down yet sprouting again.What makes a comeback possible after loss, failure, or delay? This message highlights two key elements: roots and water, and reveals how they represent the unseen strength and divine supply that keep us going.A timely reminder that no matter how dry or broken things may seem, there is still hope.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this message titled Overcoming Delay, Pastor Raphael shares from Matthew 25:1–10 and speaks to the spiritual and practical delays that often affect our lives.Through this teaching, we learn about key causes of delay—ranging from lack of preparation to fear, wrong associations, and spiritual opposition—and how we can overcome them through prayer, revelation, repentance, and alignment with purpose.This message offers both insight and encouragement for anyone feeling stuck or held back.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International – Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this special Mother’s Day message titled “Arise”. Senior Lady Deacon Roberta Adjin-Tettey shares a powerful word from Judges 4:8–9.This message speaks to every woman’s potential to lead, influence, and bring hope especially when things feel uncertain.You will hear four timely lessons that may surprise you, and one that might shift how you see motherhood altogether.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this message from Matthew 5:10–12, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey teaches on what it means to be blessed when persecuted for righteousness’ sake.You’ll learn about the four kinds of persecution believers may face, and the eternal rewards promised to those who endure.This is a call to stand firm, stay faithful, and remember that God sees, honours, and rewards every sacrifice made for His name.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this message on Matthew 5:9, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey speaks on what it truly means to be a peacemaker. You’ll also learn four key things that set peacemakers apart, along with some practical steps you can take to live out peace in your everyday life.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this Resurrection Sunday message titled “He Is Risen”, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey shares from Matthew 28:5–6 and unpacks four key things that made the resurrection of Jesus possible: Prophecy, Person, Profession, and Program.This message points us back to the power and purpose of the empty tomb—and what it means for our faith, our calling, and how we live today.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this Good Friday message titled “He Died”, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey shares a moving word from Romans 8:31-35. The death of Christ is not just a moment in history, it’s the foundation of your testimony.Through His sacrifice, we find life. Through His death, we discover purpose, identity, and the courage to live fully.This message is a reminder that love is loudest when it gives all.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this message, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey speaks from Zechariah 9:9 about a King who comes near to you, not with force, but with gentleness and purpose. What does it mean for the King to come to you? This is a reminder that God still draws close to us, and His arrival changes everything.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this episode, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey shares what it means to have a pure heart before God. How does purity shape the way we live, think, and relate to others? And what does Jesus mean when He says the pure in heart will see God? Listen in as we reflect on this powerful promise and what it looks like to walk with sincerity, integrity, and a heart set on Him.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this episode, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey unpacks the meaning of mercy in the life of a believer. What does it truly mean to be merciful? , What are the characteristics of God's Mercy? And how does Jesus' promise that "they shall obtain mercy" shape our understanding of God’s grace? Join us as we explore how living with a heart of mercy transforms our relationship with God and others.

In this episode, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey unpacks what it really means to hunger and thirst for righteousness. How can we develop a deep desire for God’s ways? And what does Jesus mean when He promises that we will be filled? Listen in as we explore how true spiritual hunger leads to a life of fulfillment in Him.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.

In this episode, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey unpacks the meaning of true meekness as taught by Jesus in the Beatitudes. A meek person is one whose purpose, pace, and position are guided by God. Discover how embracing meekness leads to a life of divine favor and inheritance.Preached at Royalhouse Chapel International - Faith Cathedral, Ashaley Botwe.