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Sower Media, 2025

Why does the Church preach equality under grace yet practise selective accountability? This paper... more Why does the Church preach equality under grace yet practise selective accountability? This paper exposes the double standards in the Christian community’s response to fallen leaders, using the contrasting cases of Ravi Zacharias and Steven Lawson. While Zacharias, a globally renowned apologist, faced swift and sweeping condemnation, Lawson, a prominent Reformed preacher, was met with grace and restoration. Are theological tribes, cultural biases, and personal influence shaping who is redeemed and who is erased? By interrogating these inconsistencies, the paper provokes the Church to confront its hypocrisy, asking whether its commitment to justice and grace is more performative than principled. If sin is universal, why is restoration reserved for a privileged few? This study challenges believers to embody the gospel’s radical promise of justice and redemption without prejudice, reclaiming the integrity of the Church’s witness to a watching world.

Sower Media, 2025

This study examines the complex and often troubling relationship between Christianity and racism,... more This study examines the complex and often troubling relationship between Christianity and racism, exploring how theological distortions, colonial enterprises, and institutional practices contributed to the perpetuation of racial hierarchies. By analysing historical misinterpretations of scripture, such as the "Curse of Ham," and the alignment of missionary efforts with colonial agendas, the paper highlights the ways in which Christianity was co-opted to justify oppression. It also examines the church's role in institutional racism, from its involvement in slavery to exclusionary practices within its communities. Despite these failures, Christianity has also served as a foundation for resistance, with Liberation Theology and leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Desmond Tutu drawing on its teachings to advance social justice and reconciliation. The paper concludes by outlining actionable steps for contemporary churches to confront their historical complicity and foster racial equity, emphasising repentance, inclusive leadership, and education. By addressing its past, Christianity can reaffirm its core principles of love, justice, and equality, offering a path toward meaningful transformation and renewal.

Sower Media, 2025

This paper examines the employment challenges encountered by Black Christian pastors in the Unite... more This paper examines the employment challenges encountered by Black Christian pastors in the United Kingdom, focusing on structural barriers and institutional racism within religious institutions. Despite the growth of Black Majority Churches and increasing diversity among congregations, Black clergy often face significant obstacles in recruitment, retention, and progression within mainstream denominations. The study analyses available statistics, reports, and scholarly articles to shed light on these disparities and offers recommendations for encouraging inclusivity and equity in religious leadership.

Sower Media, 2024

The governance of churches has progressed significantly, influenced by societal changes and secul... more The governance of churches has progressed significantly, influenced by societal changes and secular regulatory bodies such as charity commissions and non-governmental organisations. While these bodies ensure accountability and protection, they often challenge the spiritual essence of the church. This paper examines church governance in light of biblical principles, focusing on generosity as a key indicator of spiritual health. It argues that coerced giving undermines the church’s mission, and that true generosity reflects one’s alignment with the vision of the gospel. Discipleship, stewardship, and communal responsibility are presented as essential remedies to modern challenges of individualism and want.

Sower Media, 2024

This paper examines the changing dynamics of modern family structures in light of the biblical id... more This paper examines the changing dynamics of modern family structures in light of the biblical ideal of family as designed by God. It highlights the challenges posed by high divorce rates, cohabitation, same-sex parenting, reproductive technologies, and shifting societal norms. Drawing upon scriptural insights, historical ecclesiastical teachings, and contemporary sociological data, the paper explores the church's role in addressing these complexities with compassion, grace, and truth. By analysing relevant biblical texts and theological perspectives, the study argues that the Gospel offers a redemptive framework for healing fragmented families. It underscores the importance of redefining pastoral care to meet the diverse realities of contemporary families while remaining faithful to biblical principles. Ultimately, the paper calls for the church to embrace its mission of reconciliation and restoration, offering hope, peace, and joy to a broken society through the transformative power of Christ.

Sower Media, 2024

This paper explores the modern cultural influences shaping church leadership and governance, focu... more This paper explores the modern cultural influences shaping church leadership and governance, focusing on the tension between biblical principles and the adoption of secular values. It challenges the pervasive misconception that ministry is a personal kingdom to be ruled, inherited, or controlled for self-interest. The discussion critiques the tendency to value status, wealth, or influence over spiritual maturity in leadership selection, reflecting the wider cultural preoccupation with materialism, individualism, and consumerism. The paper urges pastors to resist cultural pressures, focus on God’s call, and prioritise spiritual servanthood over ambition or popularity.
#brendonnaicker #churchleadership #theologyschool

Sower Media, 2024

The question of whether Christian ministry constitutes a vocation, or a divine calling remains ce... more The question of whether Christian ministry constitutes a vocation, or a divine calling remains central to theological and ecclesiastical debate. The New Testament provides a compelling model of ministry through the apostles, characterised by servanthood, self-sacrifice, and an unwavering reliance on the power of God. In contrast, the professionalisation of clergy in contemporary Christianity often reduces ministry to a career, subject to institutional constraints and secular benchmarks. This paper critically examines these two paradigms, arguing that modern clerical practices, shaped by professionalisation, risk losing the spiritual power necessary for transformative ministry. Drawing on biblical principles and scholarly perspectives, this paper contends that authentic Christian ministry transcends vocation, demanding a life wholly surrendered to God.

Sower Media, 2024

Christianity's presence in Africa dates back to its earliest days, illustrating the continent's c... more Christianity's presence in Africa dates back to its earliest days, illustrating the continent's central role in the faith's development and dissemination. This paper challenges the common narrative that Christianity arrived in Africa solely through European missionaries, instead highlighting its apostolic origins and the contributions of African communities. Key milestones include the Ethiopian eunuch's conversion in Acts 8, marking Africa's initial documented encounter with the Gospel, and the establishment of the Alexandrian Church by Mark the Evangelist, which became a theological and intellectual hub. Early North African theologians such as Tertullian, Cyprian, and Augustine profoundly shaped foundational Christian doctrines, including Trinitarian theology, ecclesiology, and soteriology. Despite persecution, African Christians exhibited remarkable resilience, leaving a legacy of theological innovation and spiritual depth. Reclaiming this heritage is vital in countering misconceptions that Christianity is foreign to Africa, while affirming its historical and theological roots within African culture. The study concludes by emphasising the need for further research into Africa's pivotal role in the global church and its continued influence on Christian theology.

Sower Media, 2024

Contemporary African Christianity faces numerous challenges that threaten its unity and faithfuln... more Contemporary African Christianity faces numerous challenges that threaten its unity and faithfulness to biblical teachings. These challenges include theological dependence on Western frameworks, fragmentation and denominationalism, the rise of the prosperity gospel, and socio-political pressures. This paper critiques these issues from a biblical perspective, emphasising the need for theological independence, unity in Christ, and a return to Scripture as the ultimate authority. While African Christianity holds global significance, this paper argues that it must resist cultural and ideological pressures that segregate the Church, calling instead for a renewed commitment to biblical foundations. By addressing these challenges, the African Church can reclaim its identity in Christ and fulfil its mission as a witness to the world.

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Sower Media, 2024

This paper explores the theological, historical, and practical implications of church collaborati... more This paper explores the theological, historical, and practical implications of church collaborations with secular institutions. It argues that while such partnerships may address societal needs, they risk undermining the church's primary mission: the proclamation of the gospel and spiritual transformation. Through biblical teachings, historical insights, and contemporary challenges, this paper asserts that the church must maintain its commitment to Christ-centred work, even while addressing social issues. The Great Commission remains the church's mandate, and collaborations must be evaluated with caution to prevent compromising the gospel's exclusivity.

Sower Media, 2024

The issue of assisted dying, encompassing euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide (PAS), presen... more The issue of assisted dying, encompassing euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide (PAS), presents contemporary society with profound ethical, theological, and political challenges. This debate extends beyond individual rights to consider broader implications for societal values, the sanctity of life, and the role of suffering in the human experience. Protestant theology offers a critical framework for engaging with these concerns, balancing scriptural authority, individual conscience, and the wider moral responsibilities of the Christian faith. This paper synthesises traditional Protestant objections to assisted dying, examines the economic and political dimensions shaping the discourse, and provides a robust biblical response. It argues that legitimising assisted dying risks devaluing human life, particularly for vulnerable populations, often advancing agendas driven by economic utility or societal convenience. Through an analysis of traditional and contemporary Protestant perspectives, this paper seeks to reaffirm the sanctity of life and emphasise the moral imperative to alleviate suffering through care and compassion, rather than endorsing premature death.

Sower Media, 2024

The distinction between medication and spiritual deliverance may be unnecessary when addressing t... more The distinction between medication and spiritual deliverance may be unnecessary when addressing the complexity of human suffering. Biblical accounts highlight how Jesus addressed both physical and spiritual dimensions, providing a model of holistic healing. In contrast, modern medicine offers tools unavailable in ancient times, yet its focus often shifts toward symptom management rather than comprehensive restoration. The Apostle Paul’s exhortation to discernment—“so that you may approve what is excellent” (Philippians 1:9–10)—suggests the need for a balanced approach that integrates both theological insights and scientific understanding.

Sower Media, 2024

War has historically provoked significant theological and ethical enquiries within Christian trad... more War has historically provoked significant theological and ethical enquiries within Christian traditions. The Christian response to war ranges from pacifism to just war theory, with both perspectives rooted in Scripture and refined through theological contemplation. This paper analyses biblical doctrines, historical progressions, and contemporary applications, emphasising the appropriate Christian response to the prospect of war. We will explore Christian perspectives on war and peace by referencing esteemed scholars and ethical frameworks, while also offering practical guidance for addressing the moral dilemmas associated with conflict.

Sower Media, 2024

The Church's relationship with technological innovations has always been characterised by a compl... more The Church's relationship with technological innovations has always been characterised by a complex mix of scepticism, cautious acceptance, and occasional outright fear. The relationship, which was visible during revolutionary eras such as the Renaissance, Enlightenment, and Industrial Revolution, demonstrates a longstanding tension between the Church's adherence to theological doctrines and its response to societal change. This article will examine the historical evolution, emphasise the societal benefits derived from numerous breakthroughs, and draw parallels to the current AI revolution, ultimately providing a Christian perspective on using AI to spread the gospel.

This paper examines the consequences of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology integration o... more This paper examines the consequences of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology integration on human identity, particularly from a Christian theological perspective. Drawing on insights from Susanna Lindberg and Bernard Stiegler, we analyse the interactions between human abilities and technology, emphasising both the opportunities and challenges presented to the Christian community. The discussion centres on the concepts of “prosthetic existence,” the dangers of excessive dependence on technology, and the ethical and spiritual responsibilities that Christians must uphold when engaging with these advancements.

Sower Media, 2025

Why does the Church preach equality under grace yet practise selective accountability? This paper... more Why does the Church preach equality under grace yet practise selective accountability? This paper exposes the double standards in the Christian community’s response to fallen leaders, using the contrasting cases of Ravi Zacharias and Steven Lawson. While Zacharias, a globally renowned apologist, faced swift and sweeping condemnation, Lawson, a prominent Reformed preacher, was met with grace and restoration. Are theological tribes, cultural biases, and personal influence shaping who is redeemed and who is erased? By interrogating these inconsistencies, the paper provokes the Church to confront its hypocrisy, asking whether its commitment to justice and grace is more performative than principled. If sin is universal, why is restoration reserved for a privileged few? This study challenges believers to embody the gospel’s radical promise of justice and redemption without prejudice, reclaiming the integrity of the Church’s witness to a watching world.

Sower Media, 2025

This study examines the complex and often troubling relationship between Christianity and racism,... more This study examines the complex and often troubling relationship between Christianity and racism, exploring how theological distortions, colonial enterprises, and institutional practices contributed to the perpetuation of racial hierarchies. By analysing historical misinterpretations of scripture, such as the "Curse of Ham," and the alignment of missionary efforts with colonial agendas, the paper highlights the ways in which Christianity was co-opted to justify oppression. It also examines the church's role in institutional racism, from its involvement in slavery to exclusionary practices within its communities. Despite these failures, Christianity has also served as a foundation for resistance, with Liberation Theology and leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and Desmond Tutu drawing on its teachings to advance social justice and reconciliation. The paper concludes by outlining actionable steps for contemporary churches to confront their historical complicity and foster racial equity, emphasising repentance, inclusive leadership, and education. By addressing its past, Christianity can reaffirm its core principles of love, justice, and equality, offering a path toward meaningful transformation and renewal.

Sower Media, 2025

This paper examines the employment challenges encountered by Black Christian pastors in the Unite... more This paper examines the employment challenges encountered by Black Christian pastors in the United Kingdom, focusing on structural barriers and institutional racism within religious institutions. Despite the growth of Black Majority Churches and increasing diversity among congregations, Black clergy often face significant obstacles in recruitment, retention, and progression within mainstream denominations. The study analyses available statistics, reports, and scholarly articles to shed light on these disparities and offers recommendations for encouraging inclusivity and equity in religious leadership.

Sower Media, 2024

The governance of churches has progressed significantly, influenced by societal changes and secul... more The governance of churches has progressed significantly, influenced by societal changes and secular regulatory bodies such as charity commissions and non-governmental organisations. While these bodies ensure accountability and protection, they often challenge the spiritual essence of the church. This paper examines church governance in light of biblical principles, focusing on generosity as a key indicator of spiritual health. It argues that coerced giving undermines the church’s mission, and that true generosity reflects one’s alignment with the vision of the gospel. Discipleship, stewardship, and communal responsibility are presented as essential remedies to modern challenges of individualism and want.

Sower Media, 2024

This paper examines the changing dynamics of modern family structures in light of the biblical id... more This paper examines the changing dynamics of modern family structures in light of the biblical ideal of family as designed by God. It highlights the challenges posed by high divorce rates, cohabitation, same-sex parenting, reproductive technologies, and shifting societal norms. Drawing upon scriptural insights, historical ecclesiastical teachings, and contemporary sociological data, the paper explores the church's role in addressing these complexities with compassion, grace, and truth. By analysing relevant biblical texts and theological perspectives, the study argues that the Gospel offers a redemptive framework for healing fragmented families. It underscores the importance of redefining pastoral care to meet the diverse realities of contemporary families while remaining faithful to biblical principles. Ultimately, the paper calls for the church to embrace its mission of reconciliation and restoration, offering hope, peace, and joy to a broken society through the transformative power of Christ.

Sower Media, 2024

This paper explores the modern cultural influences shaping church leadership and governance, focu... more This paper explores the modern cultural influences shaping church leadership and governance, focusing on the tension between biblical principles and the adoption of secular values. It challenges the pervasive misconception that ministry is a personal kingdom to be ruled, inherited, or controlled for self-interest. The discussion critiques the tendency to value status, wealth, or influence over spiritual maturity in leadership selection, reflecting the wider cultural preoccupation with materialism, individualism, and consumerism. The paper urges pastors to resist cultural pressures, focus on God’s call, and prioritise spiritual servanthood over ambition or popularity.
#brendonnaicker #churchleadership #theologyschool

Sower Media, 2024

The question of whether Christian ministry constitutes a vocation, or a divine calling remains ce... more The question of whether Christian ministry constitutes a vocation, or a divine calling remains central to theological and ecclesiastical debate. The New Testament provides a compelling model of ministry through the apostles, characterised by servanthood, self-sacrifice, and an unwavering reliance on the power of God. In contrast, the professionalisation of clergy in contemporary Christianity often reduces ministry to a career, subject to institutional constraints and secular benchmarks. This paper critically examines these two paradigms, arguing that modern clerical practices, shaped by professionalisation, risk losing the spiritual power necessary for transformative ministry. Drawing on biblical principles and scholarly perspectives, this paper contends that authentic Christian ministry transcends vocation, demanding a life wholly surrendered to God.

Sower Media, 2024

Christianity's presence in Africa dates back to its earliest days, illustrating the continent's c... more Christianity's presence in Africa dates back to its earliest days, illustrating the continent's central role in the faith's development and dissemination. This paper challenges the common narrative that Christianity arrived in Africa solely through European missionaries, instead highlighting its apostolic origins and the contributions of African communities. Key milestones include the Ethiopian eunuch's conversion in Acts 8, marking Africa's initial documented encounter with the Gospel, and the establishment of the Alexandrian Church by Mark the Evangelist, which became a theological and intellectual hub. Early North African theologians such as Tertullian, Cyprian, and Augustine profoundly shaped foundational Christian doctrines, including Trinitarian theology, ecclesiology, and soteriology. Despite persecution, African Christians exhibited remarkable resilience, leaving a legacy of theological innovation and spiritual depth. Reclaiming this heritage is vital in countering misconceptions that Christianity is foreign to Africa, while affirming its historical and theological roots within African culture. The study concludes by emphasising the need for further research into Africa's pivotal role in the global church and its continued influence on Christian theology.

Sower Media, 2024

Contemporary African Christianity faces numerous challenges that threaten its unity and faithfuln... more Contemporary African Christianity faces numerous challenges that threaten its unity and faithfulness to biblical teachings. These challenges include theological dependence on Western frameworks, fragmentation and denominationalism, the rise of the prosperity gospel, and socio-political pressures. This paper critiques these issues from a biblical perspective, emphasising the need for theological independence, unity in Christ, and a return to Scripture as the ultimate authority. While African Christianity holds global significance, this paper argues that it must resist cultural and ideological pressures that segregate the Church, calling instead for a renewed commitment to biblical foundations. By addressing these challenges, the African Church can reclaim its identity in Christ and fulfil its mission as a witness to the world.

An academic directory and search engine.

An academic directory and search engine.

Sower Media, 2024

This paper explores the theological, historical, and practical implications of church collaborati... more This paper explores the theological, historical, and practical implications of church collaborations with secular institutions. It argues that while such partnerships may address societal needs, they risk undermining the church's primary mission: the proclamation of the gospel and spiritual transformation. Through biblical teachings, historical insights, and contemporary challenges, this paper asserts that the church must maintain its commitment to Christ-centred work, even while addressing social issues. The Great Commission remains the church's mandate, and collaborations must be evaluated with caution to prevent compromising the gospel's exclusivity.

Sower Media, 2024

The issue of assisted dying, encompassing euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide (PAS), presen... more The issue of assisted dying, encompassing euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide (PAS), presents contemporary society with profound ethical, theological, and political challenges. This debate extends beyond individual rights to consider broader implications for societal values, the sanctity of life, and the role of suffering in the human experience. Protestant theology offers a critical framework for engaging with these concerns, balancing scriptural authority, individual conscience, and the wider moral responsibilities of the Christian faith. This paper synthesises traditional Protestant objections to assisted dying, examines the economic and political dimensions shaping the discourse, and provides a robust biblical response. It argues that legitimising assisted dying risks devaluing human life, particularly for vulnerable populations, often advancing agendas driven by economic utility or societal convenience. Through an analysis of traditional and contemporary Protestant perspectives, this paper seeks to reaffirm the sanctity of life and emphasise the moral imperative to alleviate suffering through care and compassion, rather than endorsing premature death.

Sower Media, 2024

The distinction between medication and spiritual deliverance may be unnecessary when addressing t... more The distinction between medication and spiritual deliverance may be unnecessary when addressing the complexity of human suffering. Biblical accounts highlight how Jesus addressed both physical and spiritual dimensions, providing a model of holistic healing. In contrast, modern medicine offers tools unavailable in ancient times, yet its focus often shifts toward symptom management rather than comprehensive restoration. The Apostle Paul’s exhortation to discernment—“so that you may approve what is excellent” (Philippians 1:9–10)—suggests the need for a balanced approach that integrates both theological insights and scientific understanding.

Sower Media, 2024

War has historically provoked significant theological and ethical enquiries within Christian trad... more War has historically provoked significant theological and ethical enquiries within Christian traditions. The Christian response to war ranges from pacifism to just war theory, with both perspectives rooted in Scripture and refined through theological contemplation. This paper analyses biblical doctrines, historical progressions, and contemporary applications, emphasising the appropriate Christian response to the prospect of war. We will explore Christian perspectives on war and peace by referencing esteemed scholars and ethical frameworks, while also offering practical guidance for addressing the moral dilemmas associated with conflict.

Sower Media, 2024

The Church's relationship with technological innovations has always been characterised by a compl... more The Church's relationship with technological innovations has always been characterised by a complex mix of scepticism, cautious acceptance, and occasional outright fear. The relationship, which was visible during revolutionary eras such as the Renaissance, Enlightenment, and Industrial Revolution, demonstrates a longstanding tension between the Church's adherence to theological doctrines and its response to societal change. This article will examine the historical evolution, emphasise the societal benefits derived from numerous breakthroughs, and draw parallels to the current AI revolution, ultimately providing a Christian perspective on using AI to spread the gospel.

This paper examines the consequences of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology integration o... more This paper examines the consequences of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology integration on human identity, particularly from a Christian theological perspective. Drawing on insights from Susanna Lindberg and Bernard Stiegler, we analyse the interactions between human abilities and technology, emphasising both the opportunities and challenges presented to the Christian community. The discussion centres on the concepts of “prosthetic existence,” the dangers of excessive dependence on technology, and the ethical and spiritual responsibilities that Christians must uphold when engaging with these advancements.

Amazon, 2024

Ethics, AI, and Divine Sovereignty: A Christian Case Study on I, Robot In this compelling study,... more Ethics, AI, and Divine Sovereignty: A Christian Case Study on I, Robot

In this compelling study, I, Robot serves as a lens through which we explore the ethical and theological questions posed by the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Drawing from biblical teachings and Asimov’s stories, the book tackles critical themes such as autonomy, control, moral agency, and the dangers of unchecked human ambition. Through this case study, the book invites readers to reflect on how technology and AI challenge humanity's role as stewards of creation, raising profound questions about moral responsibility.

Each chapter connects the film’s ethical dilemmas with biblical insights, offering a fresh perspective on the balance between human innovation and divine sovereignty. With accessible, thought-provoking discussions, this book is a must-read for those interested in the intersection of faith, technology, and the future of human development. Dive into the moral and spiritual dimensions of AI and discover the lessons we can learn through Scripture.

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Take an exhilarating journey through the corridors of theological inquiry with Brendon Naicker's ... more Take an exhilarating journey through the corridors of theological inquiry with Brendon Naicker's thought-provoking, "The Word of God or the god of this World?" In a world where truth frequently maneuvers on the verge of subjectivity, Naicker confronts the disturbing reality of a society in which the sacred Scriptures are reduced to mere relics of individual interpretation. With meticulous precision, he reveals the existential crisis that grips modern Christianity: the precarious balance between unwavering faith and the shifting sands of relativism.

As the tides of doctrinal diversity threaten to erode the foundation of Christian conviction, Naicker issues a clarion call for believers to cling to the unchanging truths enshrined in the Word. He exposes the existential quandary that the faithful face in an era of ideological flux through an engrossing examination of historical trajectories and contemporary dilemmas. Drawing inspiration from Paul's apostolic exhortations, Naicker extols the transformative power of accepting all of divine revelation. With fervent conviction, he proclaims the resurgence of biblical authority as the foundation of Christian identity and community.

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In "How Much Faith Do You Need?" you will embark on a journey of rediscovery as you uncover the t... more In "How Much Faith Do You Need?" you will embark on a journey of rediscovery as you uncover the true meaning of faith. Confront misconceptions, accept God's trust, and free yourself from manipulative beliefs. Explore biblical teachings, recognise the dangers of distorted faith, and adopt a genuine, life-altering faith centred on God. Explore the rich foundation of faith in the Old Testament and gain insight from the truth that will illuminate your path. Discover the unifying thread of faith that runs throughout the Bible, leading you to a deeper understanding. Prepare for a life-altering experience that revitalises your faith and enables you to embrace unwavering trust. Today is the day to reveal the truth about faith and embark on a remarkable spiritual awakening journey.

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The local church is more than just a structure or a weekly gathering; it is a thriving community ... more The local church is more than just a structure or a weekly gathering; it is a thriving community of believers. It is a place where hearts are united, lives are transformed, and relationships are strengthened. We find a family in the local church that loves, supports, and challenges us to grow in our faith. We discover a sanctuary of grace within these walls, where brokenness is met with compassion and forgiveness flows freely. It is a place where we learn to worship together by raising our voices in unison and surrendering to the One who is worthy of all honour and praise. However, the local church is not bound by its physical boundaries. It goes beyond the Sunday service, into the streets, neighbourhoods, and hearts of those who are in need. It is a beacon of hope in a world searching for meaning and purpose. We find opportunities to serve, to use our gifts and talents for the greater good, in our local church. We are encouraged to deepen our understanding of the Bible, seek wisdom, and become disciples who make disciples. So, let us embrace the local church's beauty and potential. Let us be active participants rather than passive observers.

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This book is dedicated to you, the young seekers of knowledge and truth. It is written with great... more This book is dedicated to you, the young seekers of knowledge and truth. It is written with great care and concern for your growth in faith and protection. In a world full of different beliefs and ideologies, it is vital to have a strong foundation in systematic theology—a comprehensive framework for understanding and living out your faith. It is critical to understand the essential doctrines and teachings of Christianity as you navigate the complexities of life. Systematic theology provides a road map for distinguishing truth from falsehood and navigating the winds of divisive doctrines that may try to sway you.

Remember that systematic theology is more than just an intellectual exercise; it is a way to deepen your relationship with God. I encourage you to seek the Holy Spirit's guidance and allow Him to illuminate your understanding as you study and engage with these theological truths. Accept the richness of our faith, which is founded on God's unchanging Word, and allow it to shape your worldview and guide your decisions.

May this book be a reference and a guide, leading you deeper into our Lord Jesus Christ's knowledge and love. May it inspire you to embrace the truth, stand firm in your convictions, and use the transformative power of the Gospel to impact the world around you.

Amazon, 2023

In this thought-provoking book, embark on a culinary quest through the divine and delicious! Unco... more In this thought-provoking book, embark on a culinary quest through the divine and delicious! Uncover the holy secrets of your meals, take on modern-day munchie challenges, and discover how food's role in your life is ever-changing. Prepare for a feast of insights into the divine dance of theology, culture, and modern desires. Join us for an exploration that will enhance your understanding of the impact of food - it's more than a meal, it's a revelation!

Amazon, 2023

Dear Reader, Get ready for an exhilarating adventure! "Heavenly Inbox" is the book you've been ye... more Dear Reader,
Get ready for an exhilarating adventure! "Heavenly Inbox" is the book you've been yearning for. Picture yourself transported to a realm where joy, insight, and the supernatural seamlessly intertwine. Within this captivating collection, you'll discover letters that resonate deeply, gently guiding you through the Christian faith. It's not about imposing rules but embracing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. Each page unfolds faith, hope, love, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, moulding you into a new creation.

But here's the beauty: "Heavenly Inbox" cherishes your unique journey. It ignites inspiration to listen to the Holy Spirit, follow the beat of your heart, and extend care to others. It extends an invitation to rediscover boundless joy, impact lives profoundly, and wholeheartedly live out your faith with love. So, embark on this thrilling journey! Allow these letters to speak to your soul, to ignite a fire within you. Be prepared to undergo transformation and embrace a life filled with purpose. Are you ready? Take my hand and immerse yourself in the captivating world of "Heavenly Inbox".

Amazon, 2024

Begin a journey that combines profound philosophy with raw human emotion. "Theodicy: A Group Stud... more Begin a journey that combines profound philosophy with raw human emotion. "Theodicy: A Group Study of the Problem of Evil" is a journey into the tapestry of thoughts and feelings that shape our worldview. Participate in group activities in each chapter, bridging theory and practice. Watch as this fusion broadens perspectives, challenges assumptions, and brings you closer to answers that provide solace in the face of life's complexities. Join us on this transformative journey where philosophy and experience intertwine, offering a communal exploration of life's deepest questions and a deeper understanding of the One who knows our frailties.

Sower Media, 2005

There is much confusion in the contemporary sphere on the subject of apostles. This is mainly du... more There is much confusion in the contemporary sphere on the subject of apostles. This is mainly due to the climate of deep disagreement and resentment over some Christian leaders who are acknowledged by many to be modern-day apostles. Paul mentions in Ephesians 4:11-13:
And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ:Till we all come inthe unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ.

Although most Pentecostals refer to these as “five-fold,” others see them as “fourfold,” combining the ministries of pastor and teacher into one. These “ascension gifts”-as they are called in traditional churches-were given to the Church after Jesus ascended to the Father to extend, guide, and mature the Church. We can assume that, at the time Paul wrote, the New Testament church had a clear understanding of what these offices required, how they operated, and who filled them. However, with the passing of time, the role and operation of these ministries in the everyday life of the church became less clear.

When considering the five-fold ministries, the average believer can understand that pastors care for their flock, evangelists preach to the unconverted, teachers instruct their students, and prophets prophesy the Word of God. But what do apostles do to show they are apostles? Are there apostles today? This book explores the nature of the apostolic office as revealed in the scripture. It also examines the biblical foundation and contemporary teaching on the nature and ministry of these modern-day apostles. In so doing, it seeks to provide an answer as to the basis for affirming the existence of apostles today.