Beyond the Headcount: Faithfulness in a Religious Nation
Headlines ask which religion is most popular in Nigeria. Scripture asks a deeper question: are we faithful? Here is how …
Nigerian Christianity
The Church in Nigeria — its history, voices, and impact
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When Believers Bleed: Holding Faith Through Nigeria's Grief
Another report of Christians killed in central Nigeria leaves hearts heavy. Here is what Scripture says to a grieving, w…
When Shepherds Stumble: Keeping Your Eyes on the Chief Shepherd
Headlines about pastors' failings can shake our faith. Scripture shows us how to grieve, hold leaders accountable, and k…
Old Churches, Living Faith: The Rock We Were Hewn From
As Nigerians revisit the nation's oldest churches, Scripture reminds us that Christ is the true builder, and we are call…
Does Nigeria Have a Spiritual Assignment? A Biblical Look
Is Nigeria carrying a spiritual assignment? Before we argue about nations, Scripture invites us to look at the Church, o…
What the Chinese Church Teaches Us About Our Own Faith
Myths about the global Church remind us to look closer at what God is doing — in China, in Nigeria, and in our own heart…
When Africa Carries the Fire to the Nations
The Enenche revival sweeping Europe is a sign: God is using African believers to relight the flame of faith across the w…
When Shepherds Fall: What the Church Must Do Now
Headlines about fallen pastors shake our faith — but Scripture has always been honest about human failure and God's unsh…
The Nigerian Church and Social Justice: A Biblical Reckoning
The Nigerian church is one of the largest in the world. But does its size translate into transformation? What does Scrip…