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Healing is a hot burner topic in the Christian faith. It has so many facets. However, I want to focus on one. This is my question - Is it right for people to say that one didn't have enough faith and as a result did not receive healing? Healing is indeed a hot burner topic and rightly so. We all have different beliefs and approaches. But I think miracle 'hawkers' promising wonders and miracles at every turn have led many to believe in this manner. Faith is very important. Remember Jesus...

My spouse and I have been happily married for years. Like many couples, we struggled with keeping the passion alive in our intimacy. We tried everything, including romantic getaways, counseling, and little surprises, but nothing seemed to reignite the spark. One night, we decided to try smoking marijuana before intimacy, and it completely changed our experience. We felt more connected than ever before. However, we later stopped because we felt guilty as Christians and were unsure if it was...

Hello beloved, There has been a lot of misconception about salvation. What truly does salvation means? Thank you!

Seventy percent of Christians don't speak in tongues because ‘‘It just doesn't feel right’’ Well... It doesn't need to feel right to be done. It's just like a Christian who doesn't feel like he's saved from sin after believing and confessing Jesus as Lord. It really doesn't matter how you feel but what the word of God says. Because the devil can bring feelings. In Mark 16:17 and 18 Jesus clearly says that those who believe in Him will speak with new tongues. So a Christian should speak in...

A lot of indecency in the world and it feels like Christians have yet to understand what modesty is all about. What can we do as Christians to achieve this?

A minister of the gospel feels, listening to secular songs is no different from watching secular movies. He says, if we can watch secular movies and not think it is wrong, why should we listen to secular songs and feel our hearts are in danger of being polluted?

The body of Christ in Nigeria is currently in a debate over the issue of gospel singers who charge exorbitant fees to minister in a Church programme. A respected pastor while berating such mercantilism, dismissed music minister or minstrel as an office that doesn’t exist. What are your thoughts?