Now look at it this way … Fact is sacred. Comment is free. That a pastor ‘messed up’ does not mean all pastors do mess up. Even that very one who ‘messed up’, who makes you a judge over him? Do you know what led him into that situation you deem as ‘messed up’? Couldnt...
There is a tremendous confusion, sense of doubt and cynicism in Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria over the news of Jesus of Nazareth being raised from the dead. Jerusalemites wonder how possible is it for a body in advanced stage of decomposition to rise up again, a saga that has never happened in this part of...
The body of Jesus of Nazareth that was deposited in a specially constructed grave Friday evening is no longer there. Could He have risen as He promised his disciples and people of Jerusalem? According to our reporter, Bola Adewara who was at the tomb at exactly 6: am this Sunday, “efforts to trace the body...
Mr. Judas Iscariot, one of the 12 disciples of Jesus of Nazareth is dead. His body was found some hours ago at the Potters field, his belly ripped open and all the undigested Isi Ewu he ate last night after he received an alert, poured out on the field. According to Bola Adewara, Aproko News...
The detail of the folded napkin is found in the account of Jesus’ resurrection in John 20:7, “And the napkin, that was about his head, not lying with the linen clothes, but wrapped together in a place by itself” (KJV). Different respected translations of the Bible handle this verse differently. Three of them translate the...
Easter is a busy time for churches. It is easy to make mistakes when you feel overwhelmed with all the extra work and preparation. To help make this Easter the best yet, here are five of the common mistakes pastors make on Easter that I have noticed. Not preaching with urgency. Do you feel a sense...
In the next few days, believers around the world will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Congregations will meet before sunrise to focus on the truth that Jesus is alive. Families will dress in their finest clothes for this special day. Folks who typically don’t attend church will do so this week. As you celebrate Easter...
Few days back, I wrote about evangelistic “to do’s” for this week of Easter. Here are six more steps Pastoral leaders might take this week as we focus on the resurrection and live out its truths. 1. Spend one day in prayer meditating on what we do. I remember well the first time I watched...
The role of fatherhood has never been harder. Dads who want to make a positive, lasting influence in their sons’ lives — who want to raise boys that grow into true men of integrity — have to fight the counterfeit sources of wisdom instilled in our culture. It takes courage and boldness to speak truth...
Are you married or just preparing for marriage? Please read this. Mummy’s boy, you are now a man. Tomorrow, you will have a new mother, a new cook and a new person to share all your secrets with. It will no longer be me but her. Love your new mum even more than you love...