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The Forgotten Sins of Sodom

The Forgotten Sins of Sodom (1)

All have centered on INAPPROPRIATE SEX as the sin of Sodom. In our Spiritual Refection this week we are looking at THE FORGOTTEN SINS OF SODOM.

God delights in Isaiah 58 on an egalitarian nation

Our Prayer is that God will enable us to be his ambassadors here on earth. To CARE FOR THE NEEDY

 

Z. D. ADU BINEY

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MY MIND MATTER: The Bible and Mental Health by Apostle Diana Adu

MY MIND MATTER: The Bible and Mental Health by Apostle Diana Adu (0)

In light of MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS UK 2020 join me as we discuss How does the Bible address mental health issues? Join/watch discussion on FBLIVE/SCARLET ADU-CHRISTO.

 

Apostle Diana Adu

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Where love blooms, there's a fire burning. Two hearts becoming one ignites a never-burning flame. Allow your heart to burn with passion as you commune with God using the language of lovers. When the Bride returns to prayer, the floodgates of heaven open for revival. Prayer is the vehicle which unites us in intimacy and victory with Christ - Dr. Kim Yvette Black
 
Like an apple tree among the trees of the forest is my beloved among the young men. I delight to sit in his shade, and his fruit is sweet to my taste (Ss 2:2, NIV)
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Those who read the God of the Bible from a patriarchal perspective maintain that he is a male - and are not comfortable with reference to him as female. God is a father who  provides, protects and defends... like a mighty man in battle... a strong warrior king who defends his land. Some feminist are  also troubled by such pictures drawn in the Hebrew Bible of a violent, military, exacting and at times cruel God. I look at the  God of the Bible through Isaiah 42:14 from a Womanist lens to enlist a rare description of him as female - a woman in labour. By presenting this minority description as a metaphors, I decentralise violence as a means to wellness and at the same to provide it links to a tendering God. By zeroing in on this biblical image, I aim at providing a fresh theological perception that expands interpretation, by addressing pain in  the face of empire and exile by drawing on Black women's experience in the diaspora to foster the power of a life giving God - Female-Warrior- Deliverer... Showing how this female metaphor 'subvert' and 'interrupts‘ the notion of God as a strong warrior as only male and by so doing, maintaining that the dominant Liberator-Warrior imagery fits with the imagery of God as a Liberator- Warrior-Woman. The text is placed in conversation with postcolonial thought, exile, diaspora and literature from the African cultural context.
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The continent of Africa was the cradle of human life. Each stage in the development of humankind can be traced in the African record.The ancient civilization of Egypt and Kush flourished there. In the classical world of Greece and Rome, Africa was regarded as a source of wealth, wisdom, spirituality and the birthplace of humanity [VDM Verlag Dr. Müller Andrew Walls].

 
Scholars also unanimously agree that Africa is the birthplace of formulation of Christian doctrines and of Christian religious life. Anthony is believed to be the first Christian anchorite [a word located to the flight of the holy family to Africa with deep meaning of a detachment from the world to a spiritual life of prayer, contemplation and meditation] who embraced heremitical life in Egypt [Africa].
 
This was the beginning of Christian monasticism which begun in Egypt [Africa] and later defused to other places.
 
Today, Africa has the largest number of Christians, [approximately 630million adherents] with Christianity itself still standing as the world's largest religion with over 2 billion adherents according to the Center for the Study of Global Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. 
 
Most scholars also agree to the phenomenon referred to as the modern shift of the center of gravity of Christianity which expresses that the heartlands of the Christian faith are no longer found in the western world but in Africa [Andrew Walls; Kwame Bediako].
 
This introduction takes me to the defence of my sermon [thesis] themed CHRISTUS AFRICANUS - CHRIST THE AFRICAN which explores the mystery of life of Christ in Africa and it's prophetic, spiritual, social and political connotations to Africans then and it's implications now for Africans in the diaspora as we prepare for the celebration of the Nativity in the West. 
 
 Streaming Live this Sunday, 8-9pm on Facebook/The Diana Adu Royal Global Ministries and Missions; on YouTube/The Diana Adu Ministries and Missionsand on the Good News TV, that’s, www.goodnewstv.org.uk
 
Pls stay tuned!
 
Lady Apostle Diana Adu [HRH]
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