The expression “crucified with Christ” in Galatians 2:20 captures a central Christian teaching about leaving behind a life governed by sin and self-reliance to embrace a new identity rooted in Jesus Christ. Writing to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul declares: “I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in […]

Whether God’s saving grace extends beyond those who explicitly profess Christianity remains a significant question in Christian theology. It touches on how believers understand salvation through Jesus Christ, the purpose of judgment and the fate of people who never encounter the Gospel. Christians approach these questions differently. Three broad perspectives exclusivism, inclusivism and Christian universalism […]

A leading member of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Henry Kwabena Kokofu, has criticized the government over what he described as a succession of controversies undermining its promise to reset the country. Speaking on Peace FM’s Kokrokoo program on October 17, 2026, the former Chief Executive of the Environmental Protection Agency said the administration was […]

The fate of people who die without hearing the gospel of Jesus Christ remains a deeply debated question within Christianity. It touches on how believers understand God’s justice and mercy, particularly when individuals live without access to Christian teaching. At the center of the discussion is the biblical teaching that salvation comes through Jesus Christ. […]

So, should ancestral curses be broken once and for all? The answer depends partly on what someone means by an ancestral curse and how the term is being used. If the claim is that a specific spiritual bondage has been broken through prayer, there is no biblical basis for insisting that the same prayer must […]

How can a person who has sinned become righteous before God? Christian teaching points to God’s grace and the saving work of Jesus Christ, rather than human achievement. This understanding, commonly described as justification by faith, places trust in Christ at the center of a believer’s relationship with God. Romans 3:23 establishes the need for […]

What does the New Testament teach about freedom in Christ? One of the most important passages in this discussion is Galatians 3:13: “Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us.” (KJV) Paul’s immediate context concerns redemption from the curse of the law and the blessing promised through […]

Midnight prayer offers Christians an opportunity to step away from daily distractions and spend quiet time seeking God. For many believers, these late-night moments provide space for worship, reflection and prayer about difficult circumstances, important decisions and personal struggles. The account of Paul and Silas in Acts 16:25–26 is among the best-known biblical examples of […]

Understanding ancestral curses in a generation that is asking questions. There is a familiar scene in many churches today. The pastor takes the microphone, calls the congregation to prayer, and declares that it is time to break ancestral curses. Members are encouraged to pray against the sins of their forefathers, the evil foundations of their […]

Whether Jesus’ death covers sins a believer has yet to commit is an important question in Christian teaching. It touches on the assurance of salvation, the meaning of repentance and the responsibility to live faithfully. Christians broadly affirm that Jesus’ sacrifice is sufficient to deal with sin completely. However, traditions differ over whether future sins […]