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Articles by Benjamin Kwashi
The Trumpet Call of God
From the editor Eschatological issues have always been intriguing, but the interest has both widened and deepened in the last 25 years or so. Bestselling fiction and "wars and rumors of war" will do that. If you're looking to tackle the End Times, you'll benefit from reading this sermon by Lee Eclov. Lee finds ways to make the listener feel right at home with the more mysterious passages in the Word.
Where Do You Want to Finish Your Life?
Introduction Friends, the text before us is in Luke's Gospel. You have it in your books. Nowadays in Nigeria, young men and women have it in their phones, so I get in trouble when I say the text and I see the phones. But that's what's happened to this generation. Paul had encouraged Timothy, who by now is a leader of the churches in Ephesus, to urge everyone to use their gifts—particularly those who are financially buoyant—for the future. "For the future," underline that in the epistle.
Easter Essentials
Easter Essentials 5 Resurrection Sunday reminders for preachers. Image: carloscastilla / Getty Images The upcoming yearly celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ can be challenging to preachers who want to find new angles on preaching this central event in the life of the church. Easter has potential preaching challenges: On what should I preach? How can I make the Resurrection fresh for my listeners?
Preaching in a World of Confusion
Preaching in a World of Confusion God exceeds our Palm Sunday expectations on Easter Sunday. Image: azerberber / Getty Images Confusion abounds in the world we inhabit; it also shows up in the Word we inhabit. The people of God since the Genesis of creation have experienced the human angst of confusion. Paul wrote, “God is not a God of confusion but of peace” (1 Cor. 14:33). Yet so often we find ourselves feeling our way through the dark, not knowing where to step next.
‘Study it. Believe it. And Live it.’
Ben Kwashi has faced death more times than anyone I know. I’m referring to Archbishop Benjamin Kwashi, a key Christian leader from Jos, Nigeria, a belt of land known for Islamic extremist attacks against small mostly Christian villages and churches. The Wall Street Journal recently reported, “A slow-motion war is under way in Africa’s most populous country. It’s a massacre of Christians, massive in scale and horrific in brutality.
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