Persecution News Feeds“Reaching the unreached is a challenging task, but our primary problem is not the cultural, economic, logistical or political barriers we face. It is more simple: we lack sufficient manpower.” – Justin Long, “Where are We Going?” in Momentum Magazine, July/ August, 2006
“We are approaching the toll gate now, I think.” I said to the lady at the other end of the line. “Ok no probs, we are expecting you.” ‘Motara replied twice. She is the groom’s younger sister, she invited us. Ifemakin sat behind His steering wheel, looking strangely vigilant.
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It is now imperative that we the Church, take certain factors into consideration as we seek a more efficient contextualization of our scope for the mandate to be witnesses “… in Jerusalem, and in all Judea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth“. When we address “going into all the world” [...]
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I remember reading an article as a teenager years ago, from an old magazine (actually published by Billy Graham in the ’80s) I found at home then. I don’t quite remember most of the content but I remember the title was something about: “Becoming a world Christian”. I have a suspicion that something was imparted [...]
Time is corrupting the days And the days are fulfilling the times Rebellion is climaxing frightfully To the explosion of damnation. © 2002, Tee Akindele
I came across this article in the current edition of Lausanne World Pulse, I think it’s quite interesting and worthy of sharing. Enjoy!
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I like to think I’m a patriot, I fancy myself a true Nigerian, but the problem is… I don’t know what that means anymore, actually I guess I never did. So I ask myself: what does it mean to be Nigerian? what is the Nigerian identity? what does it symbolize? What in it’s essence am I proud to be identified with?
One of the things that intrigues me most when reading from the bible is the spirit of honesty and openness in which it was written. I’m talking about the Old and New Testaments altogether now. You wonder, how did the story of David’s adultery become public knowledge in such elaborate detail? Can you imagine that [...]
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