“Rejoice With Trembling:” The New Covenant Theology of Fear Is it not an oxymoron to command people to rejoice with trembling? Yet that was the command the Psalmist issued to…
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“How Long, O Lord?” How To Pray For Justice In The New Covenant One of the sections of the Scriptures that is difficult for Christians to understand are the imprecatory…
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God Has A True Church … And It’s Not Your Denomination One of the problems that come with denominationalism is the tendency for one denomination to identify itself as the…
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Against All Oppositions: The Triumph Of The Gospel At any period, it always seems that the oppositions stacked up against the spread and triumph of the gospel are just too…
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Some days ago, a sack letter issued by Winners Chapel to some forty pastors surfaced online. The pastors were let go because their “growth index falls below expectations.” One of…
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If you were allowed to choose the generation you would be a part of, which would you choose? Some generations in the past? Some in the future? Or would you…
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One of the viral stories in the Nigerian webosphere last month was the murder of Super TV CEO, Usifo Ataga, by Chidinma Ojukwu, his girlfriend, a 300-level student of the…
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Every believer faces difficulties and struggles that often lure us into discontent. And the fear of the future often lures us into anxiety. While we know that discontent and anxiety…
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Theologians have identified three components of saving faith: notitia, assensus, and fiducia. Notitia is the object of faith. For faith to be valid, it must rest on an object. The…
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A year ago, I wrote an article for Children’s Day titled “Children and their Enemies.” The goal was to identify practices, beliefs, and institutions that are hindrances to the flourishing…
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