Grace for life
Social media was set ablaze with sound bites and clips. It was a ray of hope in a nation inundated with false teachings. A doyen in the charismatic world in Ghana is addressing the ills of the movement. The first video I saw was a call for the African Church to return to the five … Continue reading Conviction and Consistency: Pastor Otabil’s Greater Works 2025
During our just-ended 31st December Watch night service at Truth Missionary Baptist Church, a Reformed Baptist church in Ghana, we sang a hymn with words I took as prayers for the year 2020. It is a hymn written by Frances Ridley Havergal: Another Year Is Dawning. The words of the hymn is from our hymnal … Continue reading A Hymn For The New Year
I worship in a Reformed Baptist church----Truth Missionary Baptist Church--- and praise and worship which includes dancing and clapping is not an element of worship when we meet for corporate worship. We sing hymns and the psalter played to the tune of an organ. We adhere to The Regulative Principle of Worship (RPW) which primarily … Continue reading To Dance or Not To In Church: A Brief Examination
Those thinkers who are most widely regarded as the titans of classical Christian scholarship fall heavily on the Reformed side. I am persuaded, however, that this is a fact of history that dare not be ignored. ---R.C.Sproul, Chosen By God In memory of Dr R.C. Sproul, tonight, I will listen again to Election, preached from … Continue reading In Memory Of The Man R.C Sproul.
A very good read.
Grace and Truth 