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The Great Commission: A Command for the African Church Too
As of 2020, Africa is the continent home to the most Christians in the world, with 26.1% of the African population professing faith in Christ. As it grows, many Christians in Africa are beginning to see that they aren’t just recipients of the Great Commission; they can take part in it too.
Back to the Basics: African Pastors Being Saved Leads to Churches Transformed
There’s something you and I take for granted when we go to church each Sunday and sit under the preaching of God’s Word: that, Lord willing, each of us is taught by a pastor who is saved.
Preach the Gospel, and If Necessary Use Soap
Through the creation and manufacturing of soap, gospel work was allowed to continue, even when the devil attempted to destroy their efforts. And what missionary James Cameron did in making the Bible available in Madagascar has led the way for gospel growth and additional ingenuity in sharing it across the country.
Why One Angolan Stopped His PhD Program to Operate a Bookstore
No matter how much we might try to convince ourselves that we live in a “you do you” culture, we’re all heavily influenced by what we read and watch, and who we spend time with.
How Unbiblical Practices in African Churches Are Changing for the Better
A church in Kenya recently caught the attention of the news for wrong, unbiblical reasons. But there are other churches who are teaching proper biblical theology due to the impact of a Crossway book.
Serving Least-Resourced Church Leaders in Africa
If you’re visiting South Africa, it won’t take long to notice the undercurrents of its history still painfully surfacing. . . . And one place this is most evident is in the church.