Theology without experience is like faith without works; it is dead. Theology of May 24 that was practically experienced many years ago was the foundation of Methodism and the roots of the Pentecostal phenomenon in relation to...
Read MoreBishop Thomas Secker’s dark diagnosis in 1738 of the 18th century England historical moment suggests a time of spiritual and moral decline when ‘gin and gambling were destroying the lives of poor and rich alike.’ It was indeed...
Read MoreTraditionally, Methodists today remember Wesley’s aldersgate experience based on his encounter with God the Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity. Today is also Trinity Sunday in the Christian calendar and it is a call to...
Read MoreTrinity Sunday began to be observed in England under St Thomas Becket in the 10th century and then spread to the rest of Western Christendom. Holy Trinity Sunday is the First Sunday after Pentecost, ushering in the season when...
Read MoreWhat has the juxtaposition of the start of Lent and Valentine Day got to do with the days of moral free falls? Theodore Roosevelt said, ‘to educate a man in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to society.’ Moral...
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Ardent Scholar and Writer. Presbyter in Methodist Church. Chaplain of Nigerian Methodist in UK. Preacher and Minister.