by Femi Aribisala It would appear that originally the killing of Goliath was part and parcel of a collection of tales extolling the exploits of David’s mighty men of war known as “The Thirty.” Elhanan was one of them. He distinguished himself by killing a mighty Philistine called Goliath. But in the process of magnifying... Read More
The remains of renowned evangelist and founder of World Soul Winning Evangelistic Ministry (WOSEM), Prophet Timothy Oluwole Obadare was yesterday interred at Ilekki, Ilesa, Osun state amidst prayers and words of exhortation for all Christians to emulate the virtues of the late clergyman. The WOSEM Shiloh, where the multi million naira mausoleum is located, played... Read More
by Femi Aribisala The church is a hospital. Imagine you walked into the General Hospital, only to find all the patients singing at the top of their lungs: “God’s report says we are healed.” After that, some took their last gasps and died. Others remained in hospital as sick as ever. Would you not have... Read More
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by Isi Esene The Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) has strongly condemned the persistent campaign of calumny against the All Progressives Congress (APC), describing the attempt to use ethno-religious sentiments to destroy the budding party as a cheap shot that has fallen flat on the faces of the purveyors of falsehood. In a statement issued... Read More
by Femi Aribisala Christians need to ask where Paul gets his doctrine from. Nowhere in scripture does God say the law will be abrogated. The transition from the old to the new covenant does not imply a change of the law. Jesus says the false prophet will be a Christian. He will be a wolf... Read More
by Rachel Ogbu The Movement for Emancipation of Niger Delta, MEND have said they destroyed Oil Well 62 owned by the Shell Petroleum Development Company in Ewellesuo, Nembe Local Government of Bayelsa State as part of its Operation Hurricane Exodus to rescue Christians from Boko Haram insurgency. MEND’s spokesman, Gbomo Jomo, said in a statement released yesterday that they were... Read More
by David Wong The war that’s coming between the fundamentalist Christians and the hard-core Atheists probably won’t be the most violent of the holy wars. But it has the potential to be the most annoying. Well, I’m going to try to stop it. 1. You Can Do Terrible Things in the Name of Either One... Read More
by Femi Aribisala …Even more than the fact that we don’t like Jesus personally, we certainly don’t like his doctrine. We may say we love the Lord because he is our Saviour, but the truth is we don’t like him. In many respects, the bible is a book of prophecies. God says in the scriptures:... Read More
I don’t know about you but I worry for a country that wants to celebrate the death of a human being not because he was insanely wicked to humanity but because of his religious beliefs while he was alive. As the news of the helicopter crash filtered in yesterday and I heard that... Read More
by Tony Iribor Christians are the masters in the art of dealing with enemies. I am tempted to believe that they know this more than any set of people. In Nigeria we are very familiar with the word “enemies”. We hear it every day, everywhere and every time. It has become a part of our... Read More
On Sunday night when Jamie Foxx came on the stage at the Soul Train Music Awards, the audience knew they were in for some laughs and giggles but this time the comedian and Academy Award winning actor got both some laughs and some angry frowning faces. Some Christians did not think it was funny when... Read More
by Jide Taiwo Today, as in the last twenty days, I woke up at four am. Today as I will for most days since July 20, I will be going without food from dawn to dusk. I am not a seasonal Muslim, or a nominal Muslim- or any kind of Muslim for that matter. I... Read More
by Stanley Azuakola Christians in northern Nigeria have faced a grueling couple of months, fearful as they have watched a series of bomb attacks hit a succession of states in the region. As a result of the unrelenting Boko Haram onslaught against churches in the North, most Christians chose to stay away from their churches last Sunday June... Read More
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