Comment arrive-t-on à la connaîssance de soi ? L’auteur soutient que c’est en connaissant Dieu tel qu’il s’est révélé dans sa parole
It’s often heard in African churches. But who does it refer to? What does it mean? Are pastors to be above reproach? Or are they beyond it?
L’AT est rempli de promesses de bénédictions, mais est-ce qu’à partir d’elles nous pourrions légitimer une théologie de la prospérité ?
Very few Africans truly escape poverty. Even after financial success, we still bear poverty’s scars but want to paper over them with money.
Alan Frow offers believers the precious, reassuring truth of God’s presence. Like Israel, God is with his Church, however hard the season.
The gospel undoes the dehumanising effects of colonial Africa. It offers both a way to lament wrongs and rejoice in our languages and cultures.
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Christian, you aren’t possessed. The devil is a liar. A deceiver. He’ll do whatever it takes to shake your confidence in Christ and the gospel.
Church discipline protects God’s glory and promotes spiritual health. God’s people cannot be indifferent to sin. Holiness must be our ambition.
Comment arrive-t-on à la connaîssance de soi ? L’auteur soutient que c’est en connaissant Dieu tel qu’il s’est révélé dans sa parole
Most Christians struggle for assurance. We’re sinners. So we wonder if God really loves us; if we can change. The answer is union with Christ.
Whether you’ve been a Christian for years or are only starting out, quiet times can be daunting, even discouraging. But they needn’t be.
We don’t always have well developed reasons to go to church, so Wole examines nine that we hope will motivate you to gather with God’s people.
L’AT est rempli de promesses de bénédictions, mais est-ce qu’à partir d’elles nous pourrions légitimer une théologie de la prospérité ?
For some, fellowship with God feels instinctive; but for others, particularly those with absent or harsh earthly fathers, it’s the opposite.
It’s often heard in African churches. But who does it refer to? What does it mean? Are pastors to be above reproach? Or are they beyond it?
