Bishop Dr. Emmanuel Amoah, popularly known as Great Mabesh, has called on believers to embrace forgiveness and let go of bitterness, emphasizing that spiritual and personal breakthroughs begin with a heart free from anger.
The Founder and Leader of the Gentle Ministry and Prayer Camp delivered this message during a recent sermon, urging his congregation and the broader public to forgive those who have wronged them.
“Forgive and forget those who have offended you,” he said. “Do not carry anger in your heart. When you let go, you make room for God’s blessings to flow into your life.”
Bishop Amoah reminded listeners that harboring resentment only delays the healing process and blocks the divine favor that God intends for His children. According to him, true spiritual maturity is demonstrated through compassion and a willingness to forgive, even when it’s difficult.
“Anger and unforgiveness create spiritual weight that holds us back,” he said. “But when we release that weight, we rise. And when we rise, the Lord lifts us even higher.”
The bishop referenced biblical principles, noting that Jesus taught forgiveness as a core part of the Christian faith. He encouraged everyone to search their hearts, reconcile with those they may be in conflict with, and begin a new chapter rooted in peace and grace.
The message comes at a time when many are seeking healing—both emotionally and spiritually. Bishop Amoah’s ministry, known for its emphasis on deliverance and inner transformation, continues to grow as it touches lives across the country.
He concluded with a prayer, asking God to soften hearts and give strength to those struggling to forgive.
“May the Lord give you the heart to forgive, the wisdom to forget, and the grace to move forward in peace. When your heart is clean, your blessings will not be delayed.”
