By Ebenezer Afolabi Animism and monotheism seem to be two conflicting terms, and these terms have been misused, especially by non-African scholars in their attempts to interpret the African religions. ...
By Jesse Fungwa Kipimo Introduction Commenting in the special edition of Conspectus as editors, on the impact pentecostalisation is making in Africa, Smith and Manyika (2018: 1) agree that “Pentecostalism ...
By Kevin Smith Introduction Africa has officially become the continent with the most Christians. This was proudly announced during the AEA Theological Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, on 10 September 2019. ...
By Akinyele Abiodun James The revival of the 1960/70s and 80s came with a lot of positive impacts, especially on the church. Beginning mostly in the universities, the revival , ...
“Are you accredited?” is the first question potential students tend to ask. It is the right question to ask. However, bogus institutions tend to answer “yes,” because they have ...
By Robert Falconer At the start of John’s Gospel, the Baptist proclaimed, “Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world” (John 1:29). Now, just ...
By Robert Falconer John the Baptiser turns and sees his cousin, the Messiah, walking towards him along the water’s edge. His face lights up with joy-filled delight, and he ...
By Professor Dan Lioy SATS’ Senior Research Manager The Lord’s mission of reaching the lost through Paul (Saul) began with his conversion from Christian-hater to devout disciple. The account, ...
This year, 2019, SATS has made Pauline theology the special focus of its Internet presence. This blogpost being the year’s first, it is worth briefly reflecting on the apostle’s self-understanding as evident in his enduring legacy, its impact on his ministry, and consequently, its implications for today’s Christian workers.
By Prof. Dan Lioy Senior Research Manager Why does the universe exist? A related question concerns why any of us exists. Expressed differently, why is there something rather than ...
