According to Archbishop Charles Agyinasare of the Perez Dome, significant changes occurred globally in 2024.

He pointed out that several nations had significant changes in administration, such as Ghana's and the United States' elections.

"We've seen major national and global shifts this past year," the man of God said in his sermon during Tuesday's 31st watch night session.


According to his theory, these changes symbolize God's sovereignty and his purpose for these nations, and particularly for his people.

He claimed that these nations that saw the significant changes were being transformed by God.

Two significant events took place globally: the elections in Ghana and the US, as well as changes in other countries.



We are reminded of God's sovereignty over all nations by these global changes, which also serve as signs that God is working to improve the world and his people in particular.

Archbishop Agyinasare continued by saying that it is our collective duty as a people to speak out against injustice and inequality and to promote justice and righteousness.

Micah 6:8, which reads, "He has shown you, O mortal, what is good," was cited by him. And what is expected of you by the LORD? To uphold his appeal for justice, mercy, and humility in our society, he said, "Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God."


God expects those of us who have been given the chance to serve in the executive, legislative, judicial, and corporate sectors to act justly. He counseled us to walk humbly and with mercy.

He claimed that some of our leaders are conceited and will follow your advice to the detriment of their followers.

He prayed and said, "May God find leaders in 2015 who will listen to what God has to say and refrain from being conceited."