Kenya’s call for theology degrees for pastors: Lessons from Baruch and Silvanus
by According to the 2019 census, 1.3 million Kenyans hold a university degree against a population of 47 million then. Factoring in fake degree certificates, very …
Category: Church matters
Can I eat Ugali for Holy Communion?
When you start reading the Bible you will come across the word covenant. You will see it used in various ways like referring to agreements …
Dealing with spiritual abuse in the church
by By Javan Kilele Spiritual abuse is the use of the sacred to harm or deceive the soul of another. It is “a pattern of serious, …
How a transactional view of the Gospel is leading many astray
By Daniel Kimeu We all want to live well and prosper. We want to live in the best neighborhoods, drive the best cars, live long …
To discipline or punish? Dealing with sin in the church
By Alex Shianda The life of a believer is about being considerate of other believers’ doubts and fears (Romans 15:1). It is our Christian duty …
A word on church shopping (and hopping)
by Covid did a lot of things. One thing for sure is that it turned us into spiritual nomads. Without the gathered church, we went online …
Shouldn’t churches work together?
Recently I was filling out a form that needed me to say which church denomination I identify with. I hovered over the line then left …
India’s Megachurch where the pastor preaches from 6am to 8pm to 300,000 attendees
By George Thomas, CBN News Calvary Temple is India’s largest church with more than 300,000 members. Now, it’s on a mission to build 40 more …
Why Gen Z’s are running away from organised religion
By Mukami Mwangi In an era defined by rapid technological advancements, globalisation, and shifting societal norms, it is no surprise that Generation Z, the cohort …
Thorny issues ahead as Catholic leaders meet in Rome
For the next three weeks, Catholic bishops and lay people are meeting in Rome for a major assembly that will see 365 delegates discuss how …