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Pastor Kojo Impraim, Takoradi District Pastor of the Assemblies of God Church, on Tuesday called on the people to live in peace with each other to enable God to fulfil its plan for the country.
He made the call when preaching the sermon at a Christmas Service at the Takoradi Central Church of the Assemblies of God.
Pastor Impraim said Ghana may be at the lower ladder in the comity of nations, but God would lift the naton up.
He said Bethlehem was considered the least of the tribes of Israel but God, in his wisdom chose it as the birthplace of the Messiah.
Pastor Impraim said Christmas is the day that God blessed the least in
society.
He said God accepted people unconditionally and there were no sub-standard people in the world.
Pastor Impraim said, that is why, God sent his son to die for everybody.
He said Jesus is the reason for the Christmas season so anybody, who kicks him out of his life would achieve nothing.
Pastor Impraim said the nation must, therefore, be committed to Jesus so that God would fulfil his plan for it.
Source: GNA
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