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Making Your Relationship Work By Bishop Richard Asamoah Boateng: A Comprehensive Guide to Godly and Healthy Relationship
In his latest book, “Making Your Relationship Work,” Bishop Richard Asamoah Boateng offers a profound exploration of the essentials required for nurturing and sustaining a Godly and healthy relationship.
As the founder of Destiny Impact Worship Centre in Sydney – Australia, Bishop Asamoah Boateng draws on his extensive experience in ministry and counselling to provide readers with actionable insights and spiritual wisdom.
- Physical and Spiritual Preparation –
Physical Preparation:
Bishop Asamoah Boateng emphasizes the importance of practical steps in building a strong relationship. This includes effective communication, mutual respect, and understanding of each partner’s needs and aspirations.
The book provides readers with strategies for resolving conflicts, maintaining transparency, and fostering a supportive environment where both partners can thrive.
Spiritual Preparation:
Central to the book’s message is the integration of spiritual practices into relationship dynamics. Bishop Asamoah Boateng underscores the significance of prayer, scripture reading, and communal worship as pillars for strengthening relational bonds.
He encourages couples to seek divine guidance in their journey together, promoting a partnership that is not only emotionally fulfilling but spiritually enriching as well.
Modules for a Godly and Healthy Relationship
“Making Your Relationship Work” is structured into comprehensive modules, each designed to address critical aspects of a Godly relationship:
- Foundations of Faith: This module highlights the role of shared faith in creating a unified vision for the future. It explores the benefits of aligning spiritual goals and practicing faith-based principles in daily interactions.
- Emotional Intelligence: Bishop Asamoah Boateng provides insights into understanding and managing emotions, both individually and within the relationship. He discusses techniques for empathy, active listening, and emotional support.
- Conflict Resolution: Effective strategies for navigating disagreements are a cornerstone of this module. The book offers tools for constructive dialogue, forgiveness, and reconciliation, ensuring that conflicts become opportunities for growth rather than division.
- Intimacy and Commitment: This section delves into maintaining a deep, intimate connection through trust, honesty, and ongoing commitment. It also addresses the importance of sexual intimacy within the context of a Godly relationship.
About the Author
Bishop Richard Asamoah Boateng is a revered spiritual leader and the founder of Destiny Impact Worship Centre in Sydney, Australia. His ministry has profoundly impacted many lives through dynamic preaching and practical teachings.
With a gift for ministration, Bishop Asamoah Boateng has authored several influential books, including “Your Midnight Before Your Day” and “Daily Arsenals for Victorious Living.”
His writings and sermons are renowned for their depth of wisdom and ability to inspire personal and spiritual growth.
Bishop Asamoah Boateng’s dedication to guiding individuals and couples towards fulfilling, God-centered lives is evident in his latest work. “Making Your Relationship Work” stands as a testament to his commitment to empowering people to build and sustain meaningful, healthy relationships through a blend of physical preparedness and spiritual devotion.
For anyone seeking to deepen their relational bonds and cultivate a partnership that honours God, “Making Your Relationship Work” offers a valuable resource filled with practical advice and spiritual guidance.
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Gomoa West: NPP, NDC supporters clash over commissioning of DRIP equipment
Supporters of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) on Monday morning clashed over the commissioning of machinery for the District Road Infrastructure Project in the Gomoa West District of the Central Region.
According to Citi News sources, the conflict began when NDC supporters questioned the decision to display images of Bismark Basie Nkum, the NPP’s Gomoa West parliamentary candidate on the DRIP machinery.
This disagreement quickly escalated, almost leading to a physical altercation between the two groups.
Baisie Nkum, who doubles as the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Gomoa West, further claimed that the Member of Parliament for the area, Richard Gyan Mensah, brandished a pistol and issued threats against the NPP’s local leadership.
A viral video circulating on social media captured the DCE accusing MP Richard Gyan Mensah of pulling out a gun and threatening NPP supporters during the heated incident.
Source: Citinewsroom.com
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Why should you resist calls for forensic audit? – Alan quizzes EC
Founder of Moment for Change, Alan Kyerematen, has advised the Electoral Commission (EC) to address concerns identified by political parties ahead of the December elections.
According to him, the commission has the mandate to conduct free and fair elections and must ensure that all stakeholders trust the system. If concerns are raised about the process, he said the EC should work to clear any doubts in the minds of the people.
His comments were in response to whether the National Democratic Congress’ (NDC) request for a forensic audit of the register.
Mr. Kyerematen stated that the NDC, being a major stakeholder, has pointed out certain discrepancies. Therefore, the EC has the responsibility to prove that it is committed to running a free and fair election.
Speaking on JoyNews’ News Desk on September 16, he said “For the sake of ensuring the integrity of the elections, to respond to the specific cases that have been identified about irregularities in the voters’ register.
“It only goes to enhance the credibility of the commission. Yes. It [ forensic audit] has to be. I am not sure why there should be a resistance to that. Because, yes the Electoral Commission has indicated that they have responded to those comments.
“But we have to put all reasonable doubt. There is a need to have a credible voters register. So if there is an indication that there is still doubt associated with the electoral register, then let us allow an extensive comprehensive audit, which can be done without any difficulty,” he said.
The presidential aspirants said this would help improve perception about the credibility of the EC.
Mr Kyerematen said although the EC has an incredible track record in Africa, there is a need to ensure that their reputation remains intact.
Additionally, he said the election management body has the responsibility to prove that the electoral register is clean and has no basis for complaints.
“It is only through an audit that this could happen.” he said.
Source: Myjoyonline.com
