Walking in the light (24)
A child of God should be noticeably different from those who dwell in darkness because he is walking in the light. Jesus should make a difference in our lives! In 1890, Eliza
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Don’t Neglect Work for Church, Nigeria Pastor Advises Christians
A cleric, Bayo Oluwayemi, of Wonders Chapel has advised worshippers in his church and other Christians to stop wasting economic hours in church, stating that God is not wicked. The pastor, in
Cultivating the fruit called character (1)
From the scripture in 1 peter 1:23, we see that every child of God, at salvation has a seed in him/her. This seed received by the word of God is meant to
Reactivating presidential powers to address rampant terrorism in Nigeria
Security is, and ought to be, everybody’s business because the converse, insecurity, and terrorism, imperils life, and poses an existential threat to societal order, and wellbeing.
Don’t get provoked by attacks, Mutfwang tells Christians
Governor Caleb Mutfwang of Plateau State, yesterday, thanked the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) and other Christian organisations that visited him at the Government House, Little Rayfield, Jos,
Christians, Muslims warned to shun divisive politicians
As Christians and Muslims, yesterday, fraternised at a Church service in Kaduna State, Secretary of Sultan Bello Mosque, Kaduna, Sheikh Hamisu Ya’u, warned Nigerians against selfish politicians, who create religious dichotomy, apparently, for
Olukoya urges Christians to embrace culture of thanksgiving
The General Overseer (GO), Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries (MFM), Dr. Daniel Olukoya, has urged Christians to continually embrace the culture of gratitude and thanksgiving, irrespective of their current challenges.
Easter: Niger gov, cleric preach peace, charity
Chairman of North Central Governors Forum (NCGF), Governor Abubakar Sani Bello of Niger State, has congratulated Christians in the state and beyond as they celebrate Easter.
Nigerians groan as cash crunch induces bleak Easter
Most Nigerians, especially Christians, will celebrate this year’s Easter in a simple, low-keyed style as a lot of them are yet to recover from the disruptions to their socio-economic activities caused by
Easter charity: Praying with action        Â
That charity is faith in action is self-evident, but not so evident is that charity is prayer. Acts of charity stream worship and confluence with prayer, praise, and penance to form one
Jerusalem churches seek Israeli cooperation over Easter
The churches in Jerusalem appealed to the Israeli government Friday to ensure Christians are able to worship freely during Easter and its run-up, expressing concern at mounting violence and acts of desecration