The Lord Jesus Christ appointed His early servants in the first-century, leading to the birth of the Church. According to Paul, Christ Jesus, the Head of the Church, gave the apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers (Ephesians 4:11). These are the key ministry offices Jesus set in His Church. They …

Scripture details two spiritual realms: light and darkness. The kingdom of light symbolizes truth, goodness, righteousness, purity, elevation, peace, joy, justice, and growth. Those who are set apart unto God dwell in this light. Conversely, darkness signifies evil, ignorance, corruption, oppression, and moral decay. Those estranged from God exist in …

Pastors must know the person who establishes governing authorities. When God needed a new king to replace Saul, He did not allow him (Saul) to choose Jonathan, his son. Instead, the King of kings selected David, a young rustic shepherd to occupy the throne (1 Samuel 16). When God needed …

There are people who think that leading pastors own the churches they oversee based on the manner in which some of them go about ministry today. In this day and age, a pastor can proudly say, “This is my church. I founded it with my sweat. I have 100 branches …