God knows your name, and He has called you with love and purpose. In this powerful sermon, He Knows My Name – He Has Called Me, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey shares how God forms a deep relationship with us through our dependence on Him, His ever-present presence in our lives, and His timely interventions. Drawing from Isaiah 43:1-2 and Romans 8:14-17, 31-35, this message reminds us that we are God’s children, chosen and loved, and that nothing can separate us from His love. Be encouraged to walk boldly in your calling, knowing that the One who calls you by name will never leave you nor forsake you.

In this powerful message, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey takes us on a deep spiritual journey through the story of Abraham’s obedience in Genesis 22, a story of faith, surrender, and sacrifice. Drawing from scriptures in Genesis 22, Matthew 4, Luke 21, Matthew 26, and Exodus 32, he reveals that true worship is not found merely in words or rituals but in our willingness to give up what we value most for the sake of God. From Abraham’s willingness to offer Isaac, to the widow’s two mites, and the woman with the alabaster jar, every act of sacrifice speaks of devotion, trust, and love for God.This sermon reminds us that our sacrifice reflects the value we place on God and challenges every believer to examine what they are willing to lay down in obedience and worship.Message preached by Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey at RoyalHouse Chapel International church - Faith Cathedral . Subscribe and stay connected for more life-transforming messages that build faith and deepen your walk with God.

In this powerful sermon Rev. Nathaniel Adjin Tettey takes us through Matthew chapter two to reveal the contrast between divine guidance and human opposition to God’s purpose. Drawing from the account of Herod’s anger and the massacre of innocent children Rev. Adjin Tettey exposes the destructive nature of insecurity and resistance to God’s will. At the same time the message highlights the faith and obedience of the wise men who followed the star with joy until it led them to Christ.

Through the journey of the wise men we are reminded that God still gives direction to those who seek Him sincerely. The star that appeared in the East symbolizes divine guidance that leads to true worship and revelation. When the wise men found the young Child Jesus they responded with exceedingly great joy humble worship and sacrificial giving presenting gold frankincense and myrrh. This sermon calls believers to follow God’s leading with discernment rejoice in His revelation and offer their lives in genuine worship despite opposition or challenges.

Be blessed as you listen and be encouraged to remain sensitive to God’s direction and faithful in your walk with Christ.

There are moments when something shifts, when a sign appears, when destiny quietly announces, “Your time has come.”

In this message, Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey uncovers a mystery about your life, one that has been written long before you were born. A truth about why you are different, why you are where you are, and why this moment in time matters more than you think.

But there is also a subtle battle you may not notice, one that tries to distort your identity, your direction, and even your sense of worth. And the place you find yourself, physically, mentally, spiritually, might be shaping far more of your future than you realize.

There is a pattern. There is a clue. And there is a revelation waiting for you.

Listen closely, something about you is about to make sense.

Be blessed as you dive in.

What has God prepared for those who love Him—things no eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined? In this powerful sermon, Rev Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey takes us deep into 1 Corinthians 2 and 3, revealing how the Holy Spirit uncovers the hidden things of God and helps believers move from spiritual infancy to maturity. These scriptures remind us that the natural mind cannot understand the things of the Spirit, but through the Holy Spirit we gain access to the deep things of God, the truths freely given to us, and the mind of Christ. Rev Adjin-Tettey teaches how spiritual growth begins when we move from milk to solid food, leaving behind carnality, envy, and division, and choosing to walk as true spiritual people who discern the things of God. This message will stir your hunger, challenge your understanding, and open your heart to the deeper workings of the Holy Spirit. Get ready to learn, grow, and be transformed as you listen. Watch or listen and be blessed.

This powerful message preached by Rev Nathaniel Adjin Tettey draws us into a deeper understanding of God’s heart for His people and the importance of discernment prayer and steadfast faith. From Jeremiah 29:11–12 we are reminded that God’s thoughts toward us are thoughts of peace and hope and that He hears when we call upon Him. First John 4:1 urges believers to test every spirit and remain grounded in truth especially in a world filled with deception. The encounter in Acts 16:16–18 reveals the authority of the name of Jesus over every spirit that opposes the gospel and demonstrates the need for spiritual discernment. Isaiah 55:11 assures us that God’s word will always accomplish its purpose and never return void. The intercession of Moses in Exodus 32:9–14 shows the power of standing in the gap and appealing to God’s covenant faithfulness and mercy. Finally Hebrews 6:12 encourages us not to be sluggish but to imitate those who through faith and patience inherit the promises of God. This message strengthens believers to trust God’s intentions remain prayerful walk in discernment and hold firmly to His promises.

This inspiring message preached by Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey emphasizes the importance of believing in God and honoring the prophetic voice, as seen in 2 Chronicles 20:20. Drawing from the teachings of the Apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 12:4–11, the sermon highlights the diversities of spiritual gifts, ministries, and operations, all empowered by the same Spirit for the benefit of the body of Christ. It reminds believers that each gift is uniquely distributed by God according to His will. The message also explores Ephesians 4:7–11, revealing how Christ, after His ascension, gave gifts to the church in the form of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers to build up His people. Rev. Adjin-Tettey further underscores the biblical call for discernment by referencing Deuteronomy 13:1–3 and 1 John 4:1, urging believers to test every spirit and remain faithful to God amidst the rise of false prophets. This sermon encourages every believer to recognize their God-given grace, walk faithfully in their divine calling, and stay rooted in truth.

In this powerful message titled “Prophecy – A Promise to All,” Rev. Nathaniel Adjin-Tettey brings deep revelation from Scripture on the outpouring of God’s Spirit and the divine call to operate in the prophetic. Drawing from Numbers 11:25–29, Acts 2:14–16, Joel 2:28–32, 1 Corinthians 14:1–2, and James 3:11–12, the message highlights God’s desire for all His people to be filled with His Spirit and to prophesy. From the days of Moses when the Spirit rested upon the seventy elders, to the prophecy of Joel fulfilled on the day of Pentecost, the Word reveals that prophecy is not reserved for a few but is a divine promise extended to every believer. Rev. Adjin-Tettey emphasizes that when the Holy Spirit comes upon a person, they are empowered to speak the mind of God with clarity, truth, and authority. This message calls every listener to pursue love, desire spiritual gifts, and walk in the fullness of the Spirit’s power—fulfilling God’s timeless desire that all His people may prophesy.