Philip Quateh is a Ghanaian youth revivalist, evangelist, and Christian author with a strong passion for soul winning and campus transformation. He is the founder of Christ for All Outreach and the president of Philip Quateh Ministries, a movement committed to raising young lovers of Christ and advancing the Gospel globally.
He has ministered in numerous senior high schools and tertiary institutions across Ghana, leading major outreach initiatives such as the Go Ye Global Conference, Purity Campaign, and Gospel Miracle Crusades. Through these programs, many young people have encountered Christ and have been discipled for purposeful Christian living.
He is also the author of What It Means To Love God, Spiritual Missiles: Turning The World Upside Down For Christ, and Building An Effective Team, all available on Amazon. Through both physical missions and digital platforms, Philip Quateh continues to influence and disciple the next generation for Christ.
He has ministered in numerous senior high schools and tertiary institutions across Ghana, leading major outreach initiatives such as the Go Ye Global Conference, Purity Campaign, and Gospel Miracle Crusades. Through these programs, many young people have encountered Christ and have been discipled for purposeful Christian living.
He is also the author of What It Means To Love God, Spiritual Missiles: Turning The World Upside Down For Christ, and Building An Effective Team, all available on Amazon. Through both physical missions and digital platforms, Philip Quateh continues to influence and disciple the next generation for Christ.
- CEO alle Christ for all Outreach
- Country Ghana
- Ha studiato Bachelor Degree alle UEW
- Male
- Single
- 06/15/1999
- Seguito da 9 people
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- When a person becomes too rigid and always tries to appear overly mature, it can become difficult for them to truly love people well.
If every day is filled with correcting others, pointing out faults, acting older, wiser, or superior, relationships can slowly become emotionally exhausting.
Many conflicts, misunderstandings, mistrust, and even hatred in relationships begin from these small attitudes.
These are the “little foxes that spoil the vineyard.” — Song of Solomon 2:15When a person becomes too rigid and always tries to appear overly mature, it can become difficult for them to truly love people well. If every day is filled with correcting others, pointing out faults, acting older, wiser, or superior, relationships can slowly become emotionally exhausting. Many conflicts, misunderstandings, mistrust, and even hatred in relationships begin from these small attitudes. These are the “little foxes that spoil the vineyard.” — Song of Solomon 2:15
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- No matter the number of times I will be told I am Satan's prime target for destruction I know I am God's prime target for protection.
No matter what I hear, I am not afraid at all.No matter the number of times I will be told I am Satan's prime target for destruction I know I am God's prime target for protection. No matter what I hear, I am not afraid at all.
0 Commenti 0 condivisioni 18 Views1 - You will not become a strong believer merely by attending church regularly. Church attendance matters, but the greatest influence is the message preached from the pulpit.
Many people have constantly listened to teachings that weaken their spirit and fill their hearts with fear, especially messages centered more on the works of the devil than on Christ.
When Christ is not the center of your faith, life becomes a cycle of bondage after bondage, from the slavery of the world to the slavery of false doctrine.
Many people are saved, yet they are not spiritually secure.You will not become a strong believer merely by attending church regularly. Church attendance matters, but the greatest influence is the message preached from the pulpit. Many people have constantly listened to teachings that weaken their spirit and fill their hearts with fear, especially messages centered more on the works of the devil than on Christ. When Christ is not the center of your faith, life becomes a cycle of bondage after bondage, from the slavery of the world to the slavery of false doctrine. Many people are saved, yet they are not spiritually secure.
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