Ghanaians Urged To Thank God

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Ghanaians have been reminded to render thanksgiving and praise to the Lord at all times for the abundance of natural resources and the gift of life the nation is endowed with.

The Reverend Ishmael Anum-Sai, Chairman of the Calvary Apostolic Revival Church (CARC) in a sermon on Sunday at La in Accra said
Ghanaians must therefore to seek the face of God continually whether in good or bad times.

Preaching on the theme: “Thanksgiving and Praise”, he asked Ghanaians to show gratitude to the Lord for the divine interventions in their lives.

The Rev. Anum-Sai said when Christians acknowledged the Lord with praises and thanksgiving they would in turn receive his power and healing.

He said just as David blessed the Lord at all times, it behooved on Ghanaians to do same not only when things were well but in the face of challenges too.

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