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About three months ago, as I was studying the book of 2 Corinthians, I couldn’t help but notice the stark differences between Paul’s experiences as a true apostle and what we see in today’s self-proclaimed apostles. It was this realization that sparked the idea to …
This is a post I’ve been meaning to write for some time. Initially, I had planned to address this topic at a later time; however, the recent Rhema Feast made it more pressing. For those who may be unfamiliar with the term, Rhema Feast is …
When I was caught up in the Word of Faith prosperity gospel movement, I genuinely believed that I possessed the authority to control my circumstances, shape my destiny, and command spiritual forces through the power of my words. Thanks to the church I was attending …
This review was originally posted on the Africa Center for Apologetics Research Facebook Page. We live at a time where spiritual charlatans peddle promises of wealth and miracles in the name of God. An age where the true essence of the Gospel is often being …
About a month ago, Kenya witnessed a grand ordination ceremony that drew a staggering crowd. The event, marked by pomp and glory saw a famous Kikuyu preacher and comedian consecrated as a Bishop. The occasion was graced by numerous politicians from the Mount Kenya region, …
In many African churches, intercession isn’t considered complete until we’ve tackled every spiritual foe imaginable. I remember a time when I used to attend church early for the intercessory prayer service, very eager to participate in intense spiritual battles. As you can imagine, binding and …
