Blog Articles

I lived in the Eastern Equatorial mountains of South Sudan for many years, among the Lopit people, an unreached people group. My first six months were spent living among the ...

In part 1, we explored the importance of eschatology within the outworking of our faith and practice in ministry. Eschatology was then explained in the context of the Kingdom of ...

by Batanayi I. Manyika Prologue The gravel under his dusty shoes crunches in chorus with his shuffling stride. Meandering and undulating, this road has passed through the dark and obscure. ...

by Rev. Isaac Boaheng My research-publication journey officially began about five (5) years ago when I was a final year Seminarian. In these years as a researcher in Theological/religious Studies, ...

by Rev. Isaac Boaheng It is common in academia for people to review the works of other scholars. Reviewing a book, journal article, a book chapter or any other text ...

The New Testament contains 13 letters identifying Paul as author. However, in the scholarly community and beyond, there is little consensus about whether Paul did, in fact, compose all these ...

At this time of the year Jews around the world celebrate Purim, a festival founded on the story told in the book of Esther. It’s an awesome record of God’s ...

Dr. Ken Wilson summarise his Doctoral thesis titled: “Augustine’s conversion from traditional free choice to ‘non-free Free Will’: A comprehensive methodology” (Mohr Siebeck 2018) in an easily readable seven chapters. Wilson ...

by Dmitry Rozet The Word of Faith Movement (WFM) is a relatively recent phenomenon that has emerged in the second half of the 20th century, but it depends heavily ...

by Dan Lioy Abstract The major premise of this chapter is that when a seminary abandons the doctrine of biblical inerrancy, it becomes the critical first domino or tipping ...