Many will claim that biblical faith conflicts with reason and science. But is this true? Vincent Kajuma of ACFAR Kenya offers valuable insights and practical advice on reaching out to atheists and skeptics with the coherent worldview and eternal hope that Christ alone can offer. Merry Christmas!

The book of Revelation can be confusing and intimidating. In this encouraging message Rodgers Atwebembeire highlights the most important aspect of chapter 2—the preeminence of Jesus Christ. 

Is Seventh-day Adventism compatible with “the faith once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3), or is it a subtle counterfeit belief system promoting a false prophet and a false gospel? Rodgers Atwebembeire explains.

The “Prosperity Gospel” (Word-Faith) movement promotes a distorted view of man's authority, identity, health and wealth.  But the prayer in Psalm 130 shows us the right way to rely on God for every need, as Rodgers Atwebembeire explains.

It can be intimidating to share the Gospel with a cult member! How do you begin? Rodgers Atwebembeire gives us three important things to keep in mind:

1) Know basic Bible teachings (and be able to explain them)
2) Pray for the one you’re evangelizing
3) Emphasize the role of God’s grace in salvation

The urgency of contending for the faith was paramount to Jude in his letter to the saints.  What does this mean for us? The answer may surprise you, as Rodgers Atwebembeire explains.

Former atheist Eliud Gachunji tells Vincent Kajuma of ACFAR Kenya how God used apologetics to convince him that He exists. 

Apologetics is the defense of the faith. Do you have to be a scholar to understand and use apologetics? Actually, all Christians are called—and commanded—to defend “the faith once for all delivered to the saints" (Jude 3–4). And this is very good news, as Vincent Kajuma explains.

Does God promise to bless you with money? Is it God’s will for you to be rich? Lots of pastors and self-proclaimed prophets today say “Yes!” But there are many reasons why every Christian should beware of this too-good-to-be-true “gospel of prosperity.” In this two-part series Rodgers Atwebembeire gives you four that you should take very seriously—including the popular “seed faith” error.

Also see…
A Statement on Prosperity Teaching (Lausanne)

Does God promise to bless you with money? Is it God’s will for you to be rich? Lots of pastors and self-proclaimed prophets today say “Yes!” But there are many reasons why every Christian should beware of this too-good-to-be-true “gospel of prosperity.” In this two-part series Rodgers Atwebembeire gives you four that you should take very seriously.

Also see…
A Statement on Prosperity Teaching (Lausanne)