SOME time ago, I was engaged in an interesting conversation with a member of my local church. Ade, (not real name) is a young, good looking fella with an exciting, cartoon-like personality. Plus, there’s a certain depth to him that only a conversation, such as the one we had, would reveal. I know he’s a […]

One of the biggest tragedies of contemporary Christianity is that the notion of spirituality is almost an alien one to the vast majority of those who profess to be called by the name of the Lord.

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In the opening of the book of Joshua, the Lord declares to the people, “Moses my servant is dead.” This was an obvious statement, but one that needed to be made. Moses had led the people of Israel for over forty years, and now there would come a time of change. Their circumstances and challenges would be different, and this would require a change of leadership.