Suppose you met some people who told you they were Christian brothers and sisters. They stated they believed in the God of scriptures, believed that Jesus was his Son, that he died for their sins and that he rose from the dead. They believed salvation was by faith and grace, and that loving God and…

One of the inevitabilities of being active on social media is being witness to the daily skirmishes between several christian groups and people that I like and whose ministries I equally respect. Right now some are behaving badly. Some are being needlessly provocative. Some are acting kinder than others. Some are acting graciously. Some are showing me their true colours…

This coming Sunday, pastors from all over the world will be delivering sermons to their respective congregations. For the vast majority of people, topics will invariably be on how to have better sex, having a happier marriage, how to be a strong leader, parenting techniques, how to manage money, positive thinking, vision casting, spiritual lessons from blockbuster movies, and…

We live in a pluralistic, post-modern society, where created and contradictory self-identification is not seen in a negative, pitying light, but instead completely legitimate and something to be celebrated

Initially this post was going to be titled: “The Pastoral Art Of Committing Adultery And Getting Restored Within The Year” but that proved to be a bit too specific and I wanted to go a bit broader. But tell me if this scenario sounds familiar to you:

. Tens upon thousands were impacted by him and his miracles- possibly even a hundred thousand, and what is the end result? A crowd shouting “crucify him” and only 120 believers holed up in the upper room after his death.