“M'akoma Ahye Ma” in one of our native Ghanaian languages means “My Heart is Full.” I find this to be my experience as I look back on last year and look forward to this new year. Looking back on the past year, I feel anew the assurance of our Lord that, indeed, He gives His peace to us—...
At the inception of the 2011 GYC meeting in Houston, Texas, Dr. Pipim released a statement to the speakers and attendees at this historic event. The statement consists of (i) a background, explaining why, for the first time in the movement's history, he couldn't attend this particular GYC event, and...
He was born out of wedlock—to an interracial couple. He was put up for adoption. He dropped out of college after only six months. He was fired from the company he founded. And yet he changed the world. Though he died on October 5, 2011, he still lives in the lives of millions around the world. His...
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Two Theological Mistakes
“We must avoid two kinds of mistakes in theological discussions: (1) The use of a wrong methodology and (2) the inconsistent use of a right methodology. But if we’re to be accused of error, it should be on the basis of the latter, since inconsistencies with right methods are more easily resolved than mistaken views based on wrong methodologies.”
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