Insights & Teachings

Two Scriptures seem to pull in opposite directions on how believers should defend the faith. Explore how gentleness and earnest contention are meant to work together, not against each other.

A candid, historically grounded look at Indigenous and Neo-Pentecostal/Charismatic movements in Nigeria, weighing their genuine strengths against the doctrinal and practical weaknesses that call for reform.

A close look at 2 Corinthians 8:9 and its context in Macedonian generosity, challenging the popular reading that ties material riches directly to the atonement.

Examining the claim that the God of the Old Testament is a God of wrath while the New Testament reveals a God of love, through a careful reading of the very texts used to argue for change.

Responding to a popular skeptical jab about Moses narrating his own death, this piece walks through tradition, sources, inspiration, and the Deuteronomy 34 question surrounding Mosaic authorship.

Why do the New Testament writers apply David's very personal words to Christ? A look at the prophetic layering in the Psalms often called the law of double reference.

Paul says he does not seek to please men, yet also tells believers to please their neighbour for edification. Reconciling these two commands reveals the real difference between men-pleasing and Christlike love.

The little-known story of Dr Mike Oye, who carried the disciplined foundations of Scripture Union into the fire of the Pentecostal revival, modeling a Christianity that holds Word and Spirit together.

John 10:10 is often quoted as a verse about the devil. A careful, context-driven reading of John 9 and 10 uncovers who Jesus was really describing as the thief.

A parable of a pilgrim who pitched his tent near Sodom and lingered in its glow—a meditation on the deceitfulness of sin and the peril of loitering on the heavenly journey.

A dramatic poem imagining Jacob before Pharaoh, tracing the ages of a life measured not in years but in strife, terror, purpose, love, reckoning, and sorrow—until dawn breaks unlooked-for.

Discover how your immediate environment is your primary mission field. Learn from Mother Teresa's wisdom about finding purpose in your current context.

Explore three foundational lessons about discovering God's will: doing what you know, learning from mentors, and embracing the journey of clarity.

Discover the four foundational pillars for building a ministry that endures: deep Scripture, prayer, soul-winning, and the crucified life.