Kenya\’s churches are facing a grave situation. This blog shines a light on the bleak reality of church abuses and calls for prompt action. It emphasises the importance of responsibility, transparency, and justice in restoring faith in religious organisations. Taking a Christian stance, the site highlights the significance of returning to authentic Gospel principles, helping survivors, and cultivating an integrity culture. Let us tackle these atrocities head on, unearth the truth, and work together to bring healing, restoration, and a brighter future to Kenya\’s Christian community.
Unfriending Temptation: Pastors Breaking Free from Explicit Content on Social Media
Are you ready to dive into a captivating journey of redemption and freedom? In our latest blog, we delve into a topic rarely discussed but of utmost importance: pastors\’ battle against addiction to explicit content on social media. Discover the shocking progression, the consequences, and most importantly, the steps to finding deliverance and restoration in Christ.
Pastors Catching the “Comparisonitis” Bug
\”Covetitis: When Pastors Yearn for Ministry Magic Beyond Scripture\’s Logic!\” There is a strong temptation for pastors in today\’s environment, with the proliferation of social media and internet platforms, to compare their ministries to those of their peers. It\’s possible they\’ll envy another pastor or ministry\’s apparent success, popularity, or influence. Envy and covetousness have always been a problem, even in biblical times. However, if your desire extends beyond looks and causes you to compromise biblical truth, you are in danger.
Rethinking the Role of Church Leaders in Light of Scripture
While there have certainly been instances of hierarchy in the church throughout history, there have also been voices that have pushed back against this and advocated for a more egalitarian model. From the earliest days of the church, Jesus\’ emphasis on servant leadership has been a powerful influence on Christian thought, and this has continued to shape the way that Christians think about church leadership today.
Beyond the Collection Plate: When Faith meets Commerce
By prioritising growth, profitability, and efficiency over spiritual growth and community building, churches run the risk of becoming shallow, insular, and authoritarian. Instead, leaders should strive to follow the example of Jesus, who emphasised the importance of love, service, and humility in all aspects of life.