Artist Lino G seems to be wrestling with profound contradictions and searching for an answer. In the popular song BABI, his words reveal an inner battle, a tension between what he shows and what he truly lives

Discovering, Living out, and Passing on the biblical faith.

Puritan catechism, such a precious tool for the Church in Burundi.

Selah Hymnody at the heart of “Heart of worship” Event

Let Us Sing, Confess, and Pray the Faith of the Saints of Old

LF Junior exists because of a clear and pressing need: to disciple a generation of young people deeply rooted in the Word of God and capable of living out the Gospel faithfully within a complex and rapidly changing urban context.

A testimony of LF Junior first fruits

In this short reflection, I share a bit of my

There are calls that mark an entire life. One day, God's voice breaks through the tumult, and nothing ever remains the same. When God places a burden in a person's heart, He doesn't just entrust him with a mission: He shapes a story.

Desires and goals of a believer don’t change every year.

How God has worked in my life over the last forty years, how He has called me, the passion that drives me and the convictions that sustain me.

I believe Africans need to do theology in an african way. And one of the assets would be rediscovering the relevance of narrative theology with its challenges and prospects.

It is tragic to forget that politics even when done by Christians can only be a bandage on the wound that will never eradicate the source of man's misery.

Head-Heart-Hands, a simple motto, or a real pursuit? Two pietists, Pastor Spener and Count Zinzedorf have much to teach us about balancing the three.

I wanted this to be the first article on our official website Discover why.

As we celebrate 505th anniversary of Protestant Reformation, let us appreciate different kinds of “reforms” that took place in 16th century

What’s the most amazing thing about Moses life? His miracles? His prayer life? Or His character?

In 586 BC when Jeremiah saw the beloved city in ruins, he wept. Though in tears he penned one of the most beautiful “ funeral songs” ever!Such an oxymoron!

What wonderful promises we have in Isaiah 40:1-5! As we grasp the meaning of these comforting and tender words, may we pray that the Lord fulfill them in our generation.

Too many people are very curious to know the identity of the Anti-Christ the Bible talks about. However they are less discerning of the “anti-christs” all around them.