Journey with Jesus: Head of the Church.
For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church, his body, of which he is the Saviour (Eph 5:23). The Bible provides…
ANOINTING: Key to living in God’s power.
The backdrop for Mary’s anointing of Jesus with the costly perfume during a dinner hosted in gratitude to Jesus for raising Lazarus from the dead could be linked to the…
Reflection on Mission at Lent.
Just as the seasons mark the earth’s changing soul, Christian festivals honouring Christ witness His Passion and resurrection. The cycle begins at Advent and continues through Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter,…
SAMARITAN WOMAN: BREAKING INSTITUTIONAL BARRIERS TO MISSION AND EVANGELISM.
“So, the woman left her water jar and went away into town and said to the people,” “Come, see a man who told me all that I ever did. Can…
TRANSFIGURATION: OVERCOMING CHURCH LEADERSHIP ERRORS.
In an age and culture of institutional complacency, errors, pride, ego, and spiritual decline, the transfiguration of Jesus offers a mission-shifting, renewing focus from worldly methods to divine, Christ-centred ones.…
OVERCOMING THE CHURCH BARRENNESS!
Lent is a time to break the spirit of barrenness, especially in such a time when the barrenness in the church is more serious than the barrenness in the world.…
2026 Asaba Methodist Retreat, a Means of Grace: Patriarch Idowu, Prelate Mbang, and Bishop Solaru on ‘what the Spirit is saying to the church.’
God is present amid His church, the Methodist Church Nigeria, just as He was present among the 7 churches mentioned in Revelation 2-3. To each of those churches, as well…
49 years later, remembering my grandmother, Alice Ogunhunmilola: My Methodist Matriarch.
To the world, Grandma Alice was one person, but to the Okegbiles’ family, especially my senior sister, Deaconess Iyabo Kolawole, she was our guiding light, anchor, and beloved Methodist matriarch.…
ARCHBISHOP EKPENYONG, 10 years after: Legacy of True Worship and Leadership.
Remembering and celebrating Most Rev Efiom E Ekpenyong ten years after his transition calls for leadership and worship renewal. From the earliest days of Christianity, it was believed that we…
EPISCOPACY @50 AND THE FEAR OF PATRIARCH BOLAJI IDOWU: OVERCOMING “SEA OF WHITENESS,” AND ‘ECCLESIASTICAL COSMETIC.’
’Episcopacy is not an end in itself. It is a means to the one supreme aim: Spreading the scriptural holiness throughout the land – Bishop T. T. Solaru. Nigeria Methodist Episcopacy…







