In a spirit-filled message titled “The Baptism of the Holy Ghost”, the Manhattan branch of Laikos International Church witnessed a powerful outpouring of worship, revelation, and activation.

Reverend Nana Dankwah emphasized that the presence of God is not a theory—it’s tangible, transformative, and accessible through the Holy Spirit. With scriptures like Zechariah 4:6 and Acts 2, the message reminded believers that it is not by human effort but by the Spirit that breakthrough, healing, and restoration occur.

The sermon moved beyond emotional expression to deep spiritual principles:

• True change begins with the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, which equips every believer to live victoriously.
• Prayers go unanswered when we pray with selfish motives or harbor division; God wants purity, unity, and humility.
• We were urged to move beyond passive Christianity—into lives marked by love, forgiveness, and intentional pursuit of the Spirit.

The call to action was clear: desire the Holy Spirit, pray with divine purpose, love others fervently, and be bold in faith. Everyone was encouraged to speak in tongues, receive the Spirit afresh, and walk in divine power.

Let this message stir you to seek more of God, more of His Spirit, and more love in action.