Osoba Otaigbe

Pentecost is often described as the birth of the Church, but it is also a picture of how God gathers people together across cultures, languages, and experiences. In Acts 2, people from many nations were present in Jerusalem, each hearing the message in their own language. The moment did not remove difference. Instead, it created understanding within it. This is one of the reasons Pentecost continues to matter so deeply today. It reminds us that unity in the Church was never meant to depend on...

Across the Western world, and in countries shaped by its mission history, many believers grew up hearing these treasured words: “God changes the world one heart at a time.” That is true. When God changes a heart, life begins again. But if we stop there, something important is missing. A person can love Jesus yet still avoid or hate people who are different. A church can be full of faithful believers yet remain disconnected from its neighbours. Hearts can change, but walls can still stand. ...

Across the Western world, and in countries shaped by its mission history, many believers grew up hearing these treasured words: “God changes the world one heart at a time.” That is true. When God changes a heart, life begins again. But if we stop there, something important is missing. A person can love Jesus yet still avoid or hate people who are different. A church can be full of faithful believers yet remain disconnected from its neighbours. Hearts can change, but walls can still stand. ...