BARA...BBAS!

 I met the man…I met the man!

No not the Man…I mean the man…

From Pilate’s court with joy he ran

‘I’m free again!’  the words he chimed

The market square, he stood to dance

Condemned to death, today he sang

“I don’t believe what He the Man…”

“had told the world ‘bout He’s the One…”

“But  all I knew, my death at hand”

“For me to be then He was hung”

He sung, he sung, a treacherous man

Who’s place He took, the only Son

His legs, His hands, the nails were rammed

His blood He shed though all He’d done

Was love beyond what we could stand

I met the man…I met the man!

And now you read and dare demand

“Who is the man you seem to shun?”

The man I met was me undone

Today I’m done

To Him I thank

©Prince Ampofo | www.palministry.org

HE WILL WALK YOU ON…

Many a time people show up in our life and become so relevant we think life impossible without them. They become our Moses commissioned not only to free us from our past,  but to lead us to a place of promise.

Yet in the twists of life, just when we have showed up before what seem to be a life threatening obstacle which would simply not go away (our red sea), they are nowhere to be found.

Could be a parent, a best friend, a mentor – someone you least expected this from.

How painful such an experience….

But today I have news for you! I know 'a way'

If your ‘Moses’ won’t walk you through the ‘red sea’, No problem.

Jesus will walk you on the water….

Keep faith alive…

A LEADER AT LAST (Poetry Expression)

I have been called today to lead,

And now my ‘me’ has changed to ‘we’

 “We will...we shall...we do believe”

In dark or dusk I ought to see

To be the lead I’m called to be.



I have been called today to love

My needs their needs would stand above

The rich, the poor I’ll bridge the gap

And bring the joy the Lord would have

To all I lead in deepest love


I have been called today to serve

At birth I heard my Lord declare,

The world is messed so you are here

The shepherd cloak you have to wear

To guide, to care, to quench the fear

And bare the pain they’ll want to share

With you in tears which mean despair

© Prince Ampofo | www.palministry.org