Step into a prophetic moment of transition with the sermon New Beginnings preached by Rev. Nathaniel Adjin Tettey during the 31st December watch night service. Rooted in Genesis 8, 15 to 19 this message captures the powerful moment when God spoke to Noah and commanded him to step out of the ark after a long season of waiting. It was not just an exit but a divine invitation into restoration purpose and increase.Just as Noah obeyed God and moved forward with his family and all that God had preserved this sermon reminds us that when God speaks a new season begins. New beginnings come with clear divine markers and this message unveils them with clarity and power. God is going to expose us bringing truth light and direction. God is going to multiply us causing growth beyond what we imagined. God is going to end curses breaking cycles that have limited our progress. God is going to bring a harvest releasing fruitfulness and reward for endurance.As you listen or watch open your heart with faith and expectation. This sermon will encourage you stir your spirit and prepare you to walk boldly into the new chapter God has ordained for you. The door of a new beginning is open and God is calling you to step out.

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 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.