Every Army Needs an Anthem

Among the 2047 published works of Isaac Watts, this song of Holy fortitude, stands tall and gallant as one of the most thought-provoking and inspiring songs. Going by the question “Am I a soldier of the Cross?” Appended to his Sermons, published in 1721-24, in 3 volumes, and intended to accompany a sermon on 1 […]

“Bless Those Who Have Given, Be Also with Those Who Have Not Given…”

This statement is a household term among most of us, especially those who practice some pious engagements. It is a statement that most of you have heard, especially when people offer prayers after people have given tithes and offerings. In most cases, it sounds crammed because it is easily predictable, and it evokes the same […]

Adam Was Not a Jew

Talk of a hard piece of article to write; I don’t know any other than this. The title itself is suggestive, and the chances are high that someone or even all of you are clicking the link because of curiosity. The danger is that I can judge its effectiveness by the traffic created by a […]

A Disappointment Greater Than the Great Disappointment

The term “Great Disappointment” is a household name among Adventist and Religious historians. It refers to the events of October 22nd, 1844. During this time, the heralds of the gospel met a disappointment. Many could not bounce back from it. William Miller was an American farmer and a Bible student. He was the champion […]

A Hero Missing in the Guinness World Records

All and sundry, appreciate heroic deeds We have heroes in the Guinness book of records for several deeds of valor, Great athletes, great musicians, great leaders, great citizens, and statesmen, We have great generals at whose approach the nations trembled in dismay, We have geniuses of thought and invention, We have rocket scientists and otherwise, […]

The Deceitfulness of Sin

If I were asked to do the work of sales and marketing of sin as the merchandise, I would refuse, even if the salary was generous. My refusal, apart from being based on ethical concerns, could be Influenced by the difficulty of the assignment. I know I risk political incorrectness because the reality in practice […]

Will Those Who Commit Suicide go to Heaven?

This is a tough assignment. It is based on many concepts that must be redirected to meet like rivers meet in a confluence. It is also based on a concept that erupts different responses from people—heaven and suicide. Whereas suicide is an undeniable reality that has and keeps wreaking havoc in our society, Heaven is […]

Why Jesus is Not Your Best Way to Salvation

Many people are harassed left, right and centre with a chaotic life. Many people, especially those concerned about their spiritual well being, often get worried about their disappointing and inconsistent lives. For many, their lives seem to be vacillating in the gamut of repentance and backsliding. After making one step of faith, they seem to […]

Another Category of Malnutrition

Malnutrition is something we usually associate with poverty or lack of knowledge on nutrition and dietetics. But what is it really? I like the definition by the Cleveland Clinic: “Malnutrition is an imbalance between the nutrients your body needs to function and the nutrients it gets. It can mean undernutrition or overnutrition. You can be […]

Do We Really Need the Church?

Ecclesiastical history is marked with the traitors in our frontiers, Hypocritical members threatening and promising, A highway flooded with the blood of martyrdom, Imperialists using the gospel of peace as a decoy for political ends,Unconverted clergymen making it sickly and ready to die, So do we need the Church? Scholars will tell you to be […]