IN JESUS CHRIST ALONE: Healing for the church and nations from infirmity.
Every word of Jesus especially in the Gospel reading from Luke 13 is full of meaning. Jesus used...
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Category: Ministry and Prayer
THE WORLD ACCORDING TO METHODISM: Celebrating Methodist Mission House @ 80
I look upon all the world as my parish; thus far I mean … to declare unto all that are willing to...
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As Abraham with Residency in Sodom: Escape from a Foretaste of the Universal Judgement to come.
In Genesis chapter 18 we read about three travellers towards Sodom and accompanied by Abraham. God...
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PRAYERS AND HOPES FOR BORIS JOHNSON AND UNITED KINGDOM.
I looked for someone among them who would build up the wall and stand before me in the gap on...
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Amos in the 21st century pulpits: The parable and ‘the risk of preaching at best half a gospel.’
The Old Testament reading from the book of Amos provides us a reflection between ministry as a...
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Wesley Chapel, Lekki, Lagos Stained Glass Brings Bible to Life
Art can not only reflect God’s glory but really bring it into focus, in a way that touches our...
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Great Harvest, Few Labourers: REAPING what we have SOWN
The mission of the seventy in our Gospel reading from John chapter 10 was based on Jesus’...
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TRANSGRESSION OF JUNE 12: Call for Intercession.
June 12, 1993 remains the day the Nigerian military as an institution was shown the red card to...
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Beware of Dry-Eye Leadership: Time to Weep Between the Porch and the Altar.
“Let the priests, the ministers of the Lord, weep between the porch and the altar, and let them...
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METHODISM FOR THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH: ‘Warning to Methodists: … You cannot alter it except to mar it’
The British Academy announced at the eve of this year’s Wesley’s Day celebration that “Theology...
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A Great Springtime for Christianity: Revival of Fishing Expedition.
In a time and age when persecution of Christians reaches genocides level in some countries...
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TERMS OF BELIEVING: Jesus’ way or Thomas’ way?
“Blessed are those who have not seen and (yet) have believed.” The veracity and facticity of...
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