Back to Sender: A Flawed, Dangerous Spiritual Practice
This way of thinking says the best protection against evil is to identify the sender or source and curse it back.
This way of thinking says the best protection against evil is to identify the sender or source and curse it back.
Much African theology, such as the writings of John Mbiti, downplays or completely disregards the doctrine of the Trinity.
Crossover nights promise so much, but end up taking more than they deliver. The man of God gets richer, while his people are left poorer.
The practice of breaking evil altars is everywhere. Examining that practice, this article exhorts believers to discernment and greater dependence on God.
In churches across Africa the Old Testament is either avoided or abused. But when properly understood, it’s invaluable for addressing culture and history.