Oscar Amaechina
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How many of us remembered to thank God for unanswered prayers?
Thanking God in all circumstances is proof of Christian maturity. We should not be fair-weather Christians who extol God when the going is good and grumble during times of difficulty.
Why preachers should learn from John the Baptist
Let us learn from John the Baptist by calling people to repentance before telling them what Christ can do for them if they come to Him.
This Giving Tuesday, hold a lifeline to these forgotten people
Every gift to missionaries has eternal value. Let us celebrate these heroes as we celebrate generosity this Giving Tuesday.
Essential biblical truths every Christian should know
Let us run this race with understanding that obedience to God’s Word is the gateway to God’s Kingdom.
What can I do to receive the Holy Spirit?
The evidence of the presence of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer should be his/her passion for soul winning and readiness to boldly preach the Gospel. After all, only a true believer loves God and wants to make Him known.
Should pastors handover ministries to their children?
I am asking this question genuinely. Since I am planning to handover my ministry to my son one day, I have been thinking about this issue more often these days.
House church model can save struggling churches
Can the concept of house church save struggling churches from closing down?
Why struggling churches should merge with healthy churches
I strongly believe that churches coming together will inevitably save small churches from extinction and advance the expansion of the Gospel worldwide.
Ministers of the Gospel, be careful not to share God's glory
Pastors are not gods but mere mortals, and no matter the anointing of God upon anyone’s life, no mortal is qualified to share in God’s glory.
Beware of fake, manipulative pastors
Believers should be as wise as serpent in a perilous time like this. Let us be careful not to develop itching ears. When Christians are not grounded in the Word, they can easily be swayed by every wind of doctrine.