Embrace ‘Good Shepherd’ role, TACN leader urges pastors
Seek ye first the kingdom of God
Welcome to 2018: A year of a new dawn
Intra-personal tension
Yes to Feast of Tabernacles; No to Christmas
8 reasons it’s tough to wait on God
Churches asked to check divorce rates
Today is the day of decision – Muoka Lazarus
Ecumenical Centre holds annual praise competition
Adeboye, Kunle Ajayi, Nathaniel Bassey for Outpouring 2018
God who did it before will turn sorrow to joy – Muoka Lazarus
10 Traits of ministers that finish well
Let your service of God be diligent
The role of the Church in inter-tribal conflicts
Identifying marks of born again believers (2) – Kumuyi
Situational Ethics in Marriage
Why churches must respect time

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Nigeria suffers too much bloodshed
Our beloved country, Nigeria, has gradually become a land flowing with tears and human blood; a land where people are no longer feeling secured. Dear reader, how did you feel seeing the lifeless bodies of 73 innocent Nigerians being driven round Makurdi metropolis in a motorcade of five trailers and six ambulances? How did you feel when these 73 Nigerians were being lowered down into the grave one after the other? Have you ever thought of the orphans and widows of these victims?
Love Your Neighbour Rescue Mission Int’l Awareness programme holds Jan 27
Love Your Neighbour Rescue Mission International Awareness has concluded plans to hold its maiden edition in Benin City, Edo State on January 27,2018.
God wants Christians to mark Feast of Tabernacles
AS millions of Christians were busy shopping in readiness for last Christmas, thousands of gaily dressed members of the God’s Kingdom Society as well as their relations and friends gathered at the ET Otemewo Square on Liasu Road premises of the church’s branch in Egbe area of Lagos for the flag-off of 2017 celebration of Feast of Tabernacles.
12 Signs you are getting hardened in ministry
It happens to most of us. Ministry gets really hard, and we get wounded. Our wounds then become scars, on which other scars later develop. If we’re not alert and self-aware, our heart gets hardened. Be aware of these signs of increasing hardening in your life:
Culture in marriage: African Perspective (continuation)
MANY young men who have no money to marry are now adopting the method of just bringing a woman in to live with them to fast-track their ways into ma-rital life. In this kind of marriage, the consent of both families is zero, payment of bride price is ignored and neglected and therefore no parental or family’s blessings, the two people involved goes ahead to have children.

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