Compassion That Moves: God’s Heart for the Lost
In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed heartbreaking stories of school children being kidnapped from their schools and communities. We have watched parents cry before television cameras, listened to desperate appeals for help, and seen families trapped in the agonizing uncertainty of not knowing whether their children would ever return home. Beyond the tragedy of the […]
Faith Without Chains
Faith Without Chains: Celebrating Religious Freedom in a World Still Counting the Cost From the earliest pages of Scripture, faith has never advanced without resistance. Daniel prayed despite imperial decrees (Daniel 6). The apostles rejoiced that they were counted worthy to suffer for Christ (Acts 5:41). The early church multiplied not in safety, but under […]
Who is shaping the culture?
Who is shaping the culture? Missions isn’t just about geography—it’s about influence and if we’re really serious about shaping the next generation—about discipling young minds and hearts, we must come to terms with one undeniable truth: Popular culture is not random. It’s crafted. And most of it is crafted by the media. Whether it’s the […]
Nurturing Hidden Treasures: Discipleship in Missions
Nurturing Hidden Treasures: Discipleship in Missions. Recently, I had the privilege of speaking to a group of passionate young people at a Campus Outreach Program. The theme was “Nurturing Treasures by Vision,” and while standing before them, sharing what God had laid on my heart, I realized something powerful: I wasn’t just preaching. I was […]
Unsung Heroes: How The World Got a John Wesley
We all know John Wesley. The great man of God who traveled over 250,000 miles across England and Ireland, preaching more than 40,000 sermons in his lifetime. A revivalist. A reformer. A man so on fire for God that stories are told of him praying away rainstorms so his open-air meetings could continue. Yes, he […]
ROOM AT THE CROSS
The rain had poured heavily and reduced to drizzles before the service began, making the morning colder than usual. Melanie sat in her usual place at the back, close to the wall, wrapped in the warmth of her thick blue sweater. The preacher’s voice rose and fell, filling the room, but she let her head […]
The Father’s Love
I lay on the mattress, helpless and weak to my bones. I was so hungry that I could barely lift my body. No friends around, nobody to run to. Who would come to my rescue? This was me two years ago. I was in my room somewhere in a community located in eastern Nigeria where […]
The Pilgrim’s Journey
After salvation, sanctification, and the Holy Ghost baptism, what next? This used to be a question that probed my heart in my early days of walking with God. I couldn’t come to terms with the idea that all there was to my life with God was to go to church, stay careful of not letting […]