The MCWBC Podcast

July 5th, 2026 | 'Believers Responsibility: Victory' with Mr. Cory Ng

This episode unpacks Ephesians 6, portraying Christians as soldiers equipped by God. Each piece of the armor: belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shoes of the gospel of peace, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit (God's Word)—and emphasizes prayer as essential.

Practical illustrations and audience demonstrations show how believers are to stand firm against spiritual attacks, support one another in prayer, and act confidently because victory is assured in Christ.

June 28th, 2026 | 'Believers Responsibility: Work Relationships' with Madam Vivian Lo

This episode explores the Bible passage on Ephesians 6:5-9 about bondservants and masters and translates it into practical guidance for modern workers, students, and leaders.

We discuss key attitudes—obeying with sincerity, active listening, planning, examining motive, and treating others with fairness—along with how leaders should treat employees. The talk addresses handling unfair or abusive workplaces and the importance of growth, patience, and prayer.

Ultimately the episode encourages seeing work as an act of worship, serving faithfully as if serving Christ, and trusting God’s perspective and judgment.

June 21st, 2026 | 'Believers Responsibility: Family Relationships 2' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

In this sermon from Ephesians, Ps Ernest explores how marriage, parenthood, and children’s obedience reflect the relationship between Christ and the Church. He offers practical guidance for parents and children, stressing holiness, growth in faith, mutual respect, and sacrificial love within the home.

The talk also addresses difficult questions—handling sinful spouses, nourishing one another spiritually, and how God’s knowledge and predestination relate to human choice—then closes with prayer and encouragement to seek counsel and grow together.

June 14th, 2026 | 'Believers Responsibility: Family Relationship 1' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

This episode is a sermon on Ephesians 5:21–33 exploring family relationships, especially the marriage between husband and wife. It explains Paul’s analogy that marriage should reflect the relationship between Christ and the church: wives submitting as to the Lord and husbands loving sacrificially as Christ loved the church.

Ps Ernest emphasizes practical application—submission as voluntary alignment, agape love, husbands nourishing and cherishing their wives through Scripture and family devotion—and calls singles and teens to pray for and learn from family examples while preparing for their own roles.

May 24th, 2026 | 'Believers Responsibility: A life of Evangelism' with Ps. Ernest Okyere-Twum

This sermon episode teaches that evangelism is a daily life of showing God’s character, not just special events. Using John 1, the speaker explains Jesus’ strategy (becoming flesh and living among people), his method (grace and truth), and the purpose (revealing God’s glory). Practical steps include dwelling in workplaces and communities, building real relationships, listening, and using simple gospel tools like the Roman Road when the time is right.

May 24th, 2026 | 'Believers Responsibility: Children of Light' with Ps. Shameika Black-Odei

This episode continues with our teachings from Ephesians 5:1-14 about moving from darkness into light. Ps. Shameika shares her personal testimony of conversion and sanctification, emphasizing sexual purity, the dangers of covetousness, and the power of honest confession.

Practical steps are offered include confession, prayer, Scripture, repentance, accountability whiles we are urged to live as children of light, bearing fruit of goodness, righteousness, and truth.

May 17th, 2026 | 'Believers Responsibility: Godly Living' with Mrs Makafui Okyere-Twum

This sermon explores Ephesians 1–4, highlighting the richness of our spiritual blessings and the importance of grasping our position in Christ. It moves into practical teaching from Ephesians 4:25–32 calling listeners to truth over deceit, to manage anger, to work honestly, to speak words that build others up, and to avoid grieving the Holy Spirit illustrated with vivid stories and real-life examples.

The sermon closes with a reflective prayer, inviting listeners to examine their old selves, embrace the new life in Christ, pursue unity, forgiveness, and daily spiritual growth.

May 10th, 2026 | 'Our Mother's Magnificat' with Dr. Christa Smith-Kingston

Dr. Christa explores Mary’s Magnificat as a prophetic, subversive anthem that resists empire, lifts the lowly, and re-frames family around kinship and care. Drawing on Eco-theology, community work, and feminist voices, she imagines Mary as a doula to the kingdom.

Through stories from Christian Direction’s food markets, urban gardening and youth programs, Dr. Christa shows practical ways to embody justice, welcome the marginalized, and nurture hope this Mother’s Day and beyond.