By James Quansah, Pastor. IN THE previous edition, we laid a solid foundation by defining ethics and ministry, and discussing varied views expressed by scholars and ministers relating to the topic. Asiedu-Amoako points out that “the study of ethics prepares the mindset of a person to avoid common errors of ethical …

By James Quansah, Pastor   CHRISTIANS ARE called to participate in the Ministry of Christ with the various gifts the Holy Spirit has dispensed to them.  As Christian ministers perform their duties and interact with people, they are expected to live their lives by exemplifying the good moral character of …

By James Quansah, Pastor CHRISTIANS MAKE up nearly a third (31 percent) of earth’s 7.3 billion people, according to a new Pew Research Center demographic analysis. This means a large number of people are more likely to approach Christian leaders for counselling so as to help them make best ethical …

By James Quansah, Pastor THE MODERN Christianity is characterised by the culture of clericalism in which ordained ministers are viewed as having unquestionable ecclesiastical power and exclusive ministerial responsibility over the rest of the community of believers called the laity. This has affected the greater majority of the community of …