RightNow Media, the world’s largest streaming library of biblical video content, recently expanded its services to Africa. The expansion into Africa allows churches and Christians in the continent, including Nigeria, to have access to biblical discipleship and devotional video content. Nigerian churches have the opportunity to partner the mission of RightNow Media, which is to…

Southern Kaduna Peoples Union (SOKAPU) has commended Federal Government’s efforts to ensure that peace returned to communities in the southern part of the state, while supporting the return of displaced persons to their ancestral homes.

The above question is solemn and calls for a sober reflection. Undoubtedly, the question cannot be answered on behalf of anybody; neither can it be answered in a hurry.

World Igbo Congress has fixed August 22 for its virtual conference to protest against killing of Christians in parts of the country.

Feeling their backs on the wall, Christians in the southern part of Kaduna State have threatened to take the laws into their hands, if the government, to which they submitted their sovereignty

In a permissive society, it is easy for Christians to overlook or tolerate some immoral behaviours (greed, drunkenness, etc.) while remaining outraged at others

You have heard sometimes of the seasoned minister, seasoned educationist, seasoned speaker, seasoned this or that. The word “seasoned” is not referring to the period of manifestation

Christians, under the aegis of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Kaduna State chapter, has accused the Federal Government of aiding killings in Southern Kaduna.

The Diocesan Bishop of Jos, Most Rev Dr. Benjamin Kwashi, has enjoined Christians to be different from people of the world and resist everything that will make them to compromise their stand.

Jesus startled them with this story, where a diseased beggar is rewarded and a rich man is punished. The rich man did not go to hell because of his wealth, but because he was selfish...

The General Overseer, Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria, Rev. Sam Aboyeji has urged Christians to see God’s grace as an opportunity to work for Him more than ever.

Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Ijesha Northeast, The Rt. Rev Joseph Olusola, has coined a new meaning for the acronym COVID-19 to mean