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Month: May 2026

JESUS CHRIST, THE “I AM”: THE EXCLUSIVE PATH TO GOD.

Posted by Deji Okegbile | May 5, 2026 | Ministry and Prayer, Missions and Evangelism |

Our culture encourages pluralism and relativism, suggesting that all ideas are equal and that morality is difficult to define. This results in worldviews that deny the existence or knowability of truth. Such thinking is inconsistent and self-defeating, because to state ‘there is no truth’ is to make a truth claim and deny reality. The debate about Jesus’ famous seven “I am” statements in John may seem foolish to those who do not believe, like denying that water is wet or refusing to clarify what it means to be male or female (Jn 14:6; Gen 1:26-28). Jesus’ sixth “I AM”...

ARCHBISHOP SUNDAY BEN UKO, a Shepherd, an Archbishop in Spirit and Truth: A Post-Civil War Evangelist and Church Planter.

Posted by Deji Okegbile | May 1, 2026 | Methodism, Ministry and Prayer, Missions and Evangelism |

‘The shepherd is for the sheep, not the sheep for the shepherd.’ Archbishop Sunday Ben Uko stands as a post-Civil War evangelist and church planter whose unwavering spiritual leadership and profound impact continue to shape communities. Called a shepherd and an archbishop in spirit and in truth, his life exemplifies servanthood and resilience amid national renewal. Archbishop Uko’s ministry exemplifies servant leadership rooted in humility, integrity, and authentic worship. His life is devoted to aligning with divine truth and serving others selflessly. Quoting, ‘the shepherd is for the sheep, not the sheep for the shepherd,’ Archbishop Uko models leadership...