Missionary Minds

Boti Paul gives us 12 unique and practical ways with which we can go and evangelize friends, family, and strangers today.

Time to tackle the complexities of climate change. Join us as we explore the delicate balance between Biblical principles and environmental action. Should Christians be anxious about climate change? How can we exercise wisdom and stewardship in the face of extreme weather events? What does it mean to prioritize human life while caring for creation? Tune in to this edition of The Africa Review in Five to be equipped on how to think about climate change.

Male circumcision schools are a rite of passage for many young men in Africa. But are they safe? Are they right? In this episode of TARIF, we explore the dangers and spiritual implications of male circumcision schools. We ask the tough questions: What happens at these schools? Do they teach truth? And what is the role of parents in teaching their children about adulthood?

As the holidays approach, many Christians grapple with the question of alcohol consumption. Is moderate drinking acceptable, or should believers abstain altogether? In this episode of TARIF, we explore the biblical perspective on alcohol, weighing the dangers of abuse against the concept of moderate enjoyment. We delve into the cultural context of alcohol in biblical times and examine the potential impact of drinking on our Christian witness.

Is Christianity truly growing in Africa? This discussion dives into the complexities of rural churches and highlights five common characteristics. It explores the tension between traditional teachings and prosperity beliefs, revealing how fear and witchcraft influence spiritual engagement. Additionally, the impact of oral traditions on biblical understanding is examined, shedding light on the misconceptions surrounding African Christianity. Ultimately, it challenges perceptions of spiritual growth in this vibrant and diverse continent.

Why are so many African grandmothers raising their grandchildren? Is this a cultural blessing or a sign of a deeper societal issue? In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, we explore the complex dynamics of grandmothers stepping into the role of primary caregivers. We'll examine the Biblical roles of parents and grandparents, questioning whether modern trends align with these Biblical principles. Join us as we navigate this sensitive topic and its implications for families across Africa.

Should Christians consider prenuptial agreements? Are these contracts a practical safeguard or a sign of distrust? In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, we explore the complexities of marriage regimes, challenging the notion of "mine" and "yours" in a Christian context. We'll delve into biblical principles and examine whether prenups align with God's design for marriage. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that will leave you questioning the role of love, trust, and faith in building a lasting union.

In a shocking turn of events, a Zimbabwean mother and grandmother are accused of selling their newborn baby for a mere $180. What drives a family to such a desperate act? In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, we delve into the heart-wrenching story behind this unthinkable crime, exploring the economic, moral, and spiritual bankruptcy that can lead to such devastating choices. Join us as we discuss the complexities of this case and the deeper issues it raises about human desperation and the need for hope.

Is climate change alarmism a genuine concern or a cleverly disguised power play? Are we witnessing a clash of science or a clash of worldviews? In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, Lennox Kalifungwa delves deep into the heart of the climate debate, questioning the prevailing narratives and exposing the hidden agendas.

The Anglican Church is reeling from yet another sexual abuse scandal. This time, it's the late John Smyth, a man who used his position to abuse boys for decades. How did he get away with it for so long? Why did the church fail to act? As the aftermath of the horror unfolds now, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has announced his resignation. In this episode of The Africa Review in Five, we delve into the Smyth scandal, exploring the church's accountability, the importance of discipline, and the need for strong leadership. We ask tough questions. Tune in to learn more. #christianityinafrica #christianity #JohnSmyth #anglicanchurch #JustinWelby #churchscandal