For many, this was more than a death; it was a message. The image of a man meeting his Maker on his knees has since become a symbol of ultimate devotion. Today, his story still challenges believers to reconsider the depth of their own devotion. It raises difficult but necessary questions: What does it mean to truly live for God? And if the final moment came unannounced, what posture would we be found in?

The Kingdom Impact Vision International Outreach (KIVI) has been pushing for unity among church leaders and ministers as a strategic pathway for advancing the gospel and raising true disciples for Christ.

In this exclusive interview with Kingdom Times, the head of KIVI, Junior Nwaubani, shares insights on the role of unity, the sustaining power of God’s grace, and the responsibility of the Church in discerning the times and seasons.

Evangelist and Pastor, Andrew Umoru, has formally unveiled the International Miracle Service (IMS), an evangelistic organization he founded to serve as a vehicle to spread the knowledge of Jesus and reach the non-believing communities in Nigeria and around the world.

As Christians all over the world celebrate Passover, it is important for every believer in Christ to sit back and reflect on the significance of this event.

One reason I am passionate about the Nigerian Church is because I believe, first and foremost, the Nigerian Church in prophecy has been ordained by God.

If you studied in the University of Ife before 1987 and you were an active Christian, you would certainly have been impacted by the ministry of …

There was something distinct in the way he answered the questions, his voice ringing with authority as he shared his views. I found myself asking how…

With a burning desire to help young people discover and know God for themselves and not what they’ve been told by others, Odudu Essien started a ministry…

The first thing you would notice about this lady is her petite outlook, and you would wonder how someone that “small” could do as much as she has done.

Any story on the existence of the RCCG, that does not start with the name Pa Josiah Olufemi Akindayomi, may be considered to have started on a wrong note.