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Posted on Sunday, February 15, 2015 10:46 PM
This study proposes that most American marriages are cultural; however,
by faith in Christ, a couple’s cultural marriage can become Christian.
What are your thoughts about my proposition? I want to hear from you. Please leave a comment below.
My Webinar Bible Study is starting on Sunday, February 22nd from 8:00 p.m. to 8:40 p.m. Space is limited. Sign up now by sending your active e-mail address and phone number to me at: liberty@aicmission.org. This will enable me to send you an invitation to the study and a link on YouTube for the replay. |
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Posted on Tuesday, January 13, 2015 2:59 PM
As I
discussed in Parts I & II in my response to Rev. Jesse Gibson’s concern, I
argued that because every culture has a flaw due to our sinful nature from Adam
and Eve, God cares for every wedding, whether it be African or Western style. However,
He does not approve the ones that do not represent His nature. In this Journal,
I’ll summarize some of the marriages performed among the patriarchs, King David
and his son, Solomon, and a careful look at the Edenic marriage─the true
standard of a Christian marriage. |
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Posted on Thursday, December 18, 2014 10:32 AM
Introduction
In
Part I of my response to Rev. Jesse Gibson’s concern, I argued that because God
cares for man and his culture, He redeemed the saints on the Cross of
Calvary. His redemptive work included
our cleansing from those demonic societies that the devil is using to keep us
captive. This Journal focuses on thesecond
partto the first question regarding marriage in Liberia.
Second,
reflecting on his Liberian culture, in which a tribal marriage is not fully embraced
by the educated Liberians unless it is Western,
Rev. |
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Posted on Monday, December 01, 2014 11:45 AM
Introduction
This journal is aimed at
responding to one of my subscribers who raised some concerns in response to
Part V of my recent Journal: “There Is No Partiality With God.” The subscriber is The Reverend Jesse Gibson,
founder and senior pastor of the Throne of Grace Ministries with headquarters
in Worcester, Massachusetts. In my discussion of God’s sovereignty, arguing
that God does what He pleases, Rev Gibson sent me an e-mail. I would like to summarize the key points he
raised in his communication: |
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Posted on Friday, November 21, 2014 11:34 AM
Text: Psalm 135:6
Introduction
Last week, I continued
the discussion on God’s sovereignty, provided Scriptural references, and
reiterated its definition. In this
Journal, I will discuss the overview of God’s sovereignty. As I argued in my series, God is not confined
to our cultures, rules, nor regulations that define who we are. God does what He pleases, and his sovereignty
is not partial.
This Journal shows and
proves how God’s sovereignty bypassed the rights and privileges of the
firstborn, which was held in high esteem, in many cultures around the world,
including the Israelites. |
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Posted on Wednesday, November 12, 2014 2:06 PM
Text: Psalm 135:6
I am grateful to
God for His strength that He has given me to write this Journal after several
weeks of its disappearance. I apologize for not being consistent with the
weekly journal for the following reasons: I have been very busy to complete my new book,A Godly Leader on Trial: A Fresh Look at
Nehemiah,which was finally released. There had been deaths in our family
back home in Liberia – my wife’s mother went to be with then Lord and my sister,
Maryou-pleah, also died of Ebola. |
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