Pastor D. A Ilesanmi

African Christianity and Nationalism: The Biography of Dr. Mojola Agbebi (1860-1917), The Moses of Africa - ChristoPress Rev. Dr. Mojola Agbebi was born on the 10th of April, 1860 in Ilesha. He was the son of a Yoruba Anglican catechist from Oye-Ekiti in the present Ekiti State, Nigeria. He was a leading proponent of “Ethiopianism,” who advocated an African-centered Christianity).

BEYOND TRANSACTIONAL PRAYER: DEEP REFLECTIONS ON THE BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST AND THE NEED FOR A PARADIGM SHIFT IN CHRISTIAN NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS - By Pst Dele A Ilesanmi-Bamigbade, PhD

The current move in our religious life seems to be incongruous to, a sharp detour from, the divine instructions. Our current tilting towards or rather tripping into the transactional theology has downplayed the relational theology. This, in no small measure, has devastating effects on the spiritual life of the church.

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BEYOND TRANSACTIONAL PRAYER: DEEP REFLECTIONS ON THE BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST AND THE NEED FOR A PARADIGM SHIFT IN CHRISTIAN NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS By Pastor Dele A Ilesanmi-Bamigbade || Pastor Dele A Ilesanmi-Bamigbade, PhD The current move in our religious life seems to be incongruous to, a sharp detour from, the divine instructions. Our current tilting towards or rather tripping into the transactional theology has downplayed the relational theology. This, in no small measure, has devastating effects on the spiritual....

JESUS’ BIRTH (2): REFLECTIONS ON CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR PROGRAMMES || Pastor Dele Ilesanmi ( Bamigbade ), PhD In this second article, the author mirrors the practice of the contemporary African Christian churches during the yuletide vis-à-vis the epiphany of the African church attitude towards the Great Commission which the season hinges on. The author discovers that the aura that churches create during th...

JESUS’ BIRTH (1): DEMYSTIFYING THE GREAT MYSTERY OF A GREAT GOD || Pastor Dele Ilesanmi ( Bamigbade ), PhD When we say Jesus is the Son of God and yet He is God – this is a great mystery – a religious truth that can only be understood by a spiritual man.

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International Mother Language Day is observed worldwide annually on 21st February to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism. This was the initiative of Bangladesh and approved by UNESCO General Conference on 17th November, 1999. Although this has been observed throughout the world since 2000, it was formally recognized by the United Nations General Assembly with the adoption of UN resolution 56/262 in 2002. The theme for this year is “Fostering multilingualism for inclusion in education and society”. This theme, under which this writer chooses to discuss “The Loss of Mother Tongue: A Parental Factor”, is quite apt and relevant to the current reality in Africa, especially in Nigeria where linguistic diversity has become a variety of life but yet to find expression in our educational curricula at different educational levels.

No doubt, so much has been written on the indigenous language or mother tongue issue in Nigerian educational sector. It is crystal clear that Nigeria is a pluralistic society with diversity of mother tongues. This is, perhaps, due to what the linguists called cladogenesis and anagenesis which, of course, is a divine arrangement that is beyond human comprehension. A type of this is found in the Book of Christianity, Genesis 11. To give the truth a clapping hand, no other issue has been visited with so much controversy and criticism within the ambit of educational discourse in the political phenomenon, now called Nigeria, ever since its existence in 1914 than that of the mother tongue.
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THE LOSS OF MOTHER TONGUE: A PARENTAL FACTOR - Pastor Dele Ilesanmi     THE LOSS OF MOTHER TONGUE: A PARENTAL FACTOR By: Pastor Dele A Ilesanmi International Mother Language Day is observed worldwide annually on 21st February to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism. This was the initiative of Bangladesh and approved...

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Article for the season: *KEEPING TO TIME*

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KEEPING TO TIME - Pastor Dele Ilesanmi     KEEPING TO TIME BY PASTOR D.A ILESANMI Time is a priceless treasure or an inestimable jewel given by God to humanity. Time is so vital that no one who is heavenly conscious could afford to waste. Time makes up one’s destiny. It is the only thing that makes every human equal. Our lives […]

DOES GOD EXIST? - Pastor Dele Ilesanmi   DOES GOD  EXIST? BY PASTOR DELE A ILESANMI No doubt, the question of God’s existence is the most important question of human philosophy. This is philosophically theological though, we cannot confine the understanding of God into a philosophical and theological discourse. God is beyond what we ...

JESUS’ BIRTH: DEMYSTIFYING THE GREAT MYSTERY OF A GREAT GOD - Pastor Dele Ilesanmi     JESUS’ BIRTH: DEMYSTIFYING THE GREAT MYSTERY OF A GREAT GOD By Pastor Dele. A Ilesanmi “12 Giving thanks unto the Father, which hath made us meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light: 13 Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated us into the ...

Blog - Pastor Dele Ilesanmi Prepared For The Lord’s Return? by Pastor Dele A Ilesanmi | Sep 15, 2020 | UncategorizedPrepared For The Lord's Return? The celebration of death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ should not be trifling but should rather be carefully and soberly reflected upon. Christ’s death is for the w...