Corruption plagues our continent. Very few Africans are untouched by its effects. So how should Christians respond? What can we do? Where does our hope lie?
The desire to be right and the belief that winning arguments will lead to faith means we often lose sight of the content of apologetics: proclaiming Christ
Being certain of the afterlife can be a challenge. But if we stand firm in the truth of the resurrection of Christ we are sure to get surety we crave.
As a country, Nigeria is no stranger to conflict. But what is happening at the moment? And how might Christians make sense of the complexities?
Snakes are significant in many African cultures and myths. This is not dissimilar from the biblical narrative. Only, in Christ we meet the serpent crusher.
The biblical worldview is one of order founded on strong Christian leadership and submission to authority. This is the only true antidote to cultural chaos.
We need Christian politicians, but how the Church engages in politics is an age-old challenge that needs a nuanced approach - even in the face of injustice.
Conrad Mbewe uses the Bible to explain the significance of the bronze snake lifted by Moses in the desert and how this Old Testament story points to Christ
Why are there poor Christians? Many churches promise wealth to Christians so it is an obvious question. But does receiving Christ really change our pockets?
Being certain of the afterlife can be a challenge. But if we stand firm in the truth of the resurrection of Christ we are sure to get surety we crave.
Does going to Church mean you become a Christian? How important is it to be part of a church community as a believer in Christ?
“Who made God?” In the mind of any believer that question may spring forth when looking at the wonder of life. But can God be both eternal and created?
Church work vs. secular work: does one has more value in the kingdom? Can God really use Christians in any work environment for gospel impact?
Corruption plagues our continent. Very few Africans are untouched by its effects. So how should Christians respond? What can we do? Where does our hope lie?
Why are there poor Christians? Many churches promise wealth to Christians so it is an obvious question. But does receiving Christ really change our pockets?
Can we love our country and God? Does patriotism have a place in the church? The answer to these questions is yes. But we must be wary of idolatrous loyalty.
The little we know about Simon the Zealot is remarkably challenging for us today. He was a disciple more zealous for Christ than his own radical politics.
God’s holy stewards of truth are what preachers have been called to be. The weight of the calling bears great responsibility. Dear preacher, are you ready?
The desire to be right and the belief that winning arguments will lead to faith means we often lose sight of the content of apologetics: proclaiming Christ
Being certain of the afterlife can be a challenge. But if we stand firm in the truth of the resurrection of Christ we are sure to get surety we crave.
