Seeing suffering through the hope of the gospel of Christ
by By Rev Stephen Ndoria One of the greatest dangers facing modern Christianity is not outright atheism, but the gradual replacement of sin with therapeutic categories. …
Category: Biblical theology
Do prayer, fasting and giving contain economic power?
By Javan Kilele Recently, a brother in a Christian WhatsApp group, whom I will call Daniel, raised a concern. He argued that believers often imagine …
Thus says (the man of God?)
If you’re on IG, you may or may not have seen the drama unfolding as one brave girl exposes a fake prophet. The details are …
Human will vs God: Who truly holds the reins?
By Dan Kimeu “The most powerful thing on earth is not God, but man’s will!” chimed a charismatic preacher amidst cheers of his congregants. This …
The Lord is my shepherd and other stories: The power of biblical metaphor
By Phares Barine One early afternoon 25 years ago, I sat on a hospital bed, holding the limb hand of a young beautiful woman, watching …
What kind of sermons are you listening to?
by Twenty five years ago today, I preached my first sermon. I had no formal or informal training on how to preach, but I felt nimetosha …
Salvation, a complex work of God
by For someone who heard a convicting gospel message preached and believed the truths they heard as from God, calling them to place their faith in …
How was Jesus forsaken by God at the cross?
By Erick Muriithi In the calendar of the church, no season is quite like the Easter holiday. For many in today’s church, it is one …
How reformed are you?
In high school, I was introduced to words like carbon, swatchist, doubler, whistling, and mono among others. As a new student, I was assigned the responsibility of serving carbon. I proudly served …
The Drama of Scripture: Finding our Place in the Biblical Story
by Authors: Craig G. Bartholomew & Michael W. Coheen Introduction I am that person who dislikes drama books, especially when they involve characters acting throughout the …