Our Daily Bread Africa Webinar Series

Pioneering is in the DNA of the gospel. Paul, as he pioneered with the gospel, seemed unhindered by some of the obstacles that trip us up in current times. We look at the pioneering heart of the gospel and look to remove some of the typical obstacles to pioneering as we stir up men and women to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. Listen this webinar as Ian Edwards speaks on the topic Courage...

Everyone experiences God moments, times when God pulls back the curtain and gives a glimpse of his active presence in their lives. Most of us operate under the misapprehension that these moments are rare occurrences that reveal themselves in grand fashion. We expect bells ringing, lights flashing, and neon signs that point to earthshaking revelations.  But God often speaks in whispers, strate...

Generous is a word we may use to describe people who have positively impacted our lives. Although generosity is often associated with monetary gifts, generosity extends well beyond money and includes small acts of kindness and compassion from a loved one, friend or even a stranger. Principles and examples of generosity are evident throughout the Bible and are just as applicable in our modern-day r...

Jesus's famous command, "love your neighbor as yourself" (Mark 12:31) is often easier said than done, especially when it comes to that neighbor across the fence or next door. Some people do admit it's often easier to love the "neighbor" across the ocean than the one across the road. Distance allows us to feel good about less involvement, but Jesus asks us to help where there is a need. That means...

It is well-known that there are several different Greek words that are translated with the word  love , but the love called for in John’s letter in the Bible is the word  agape , which speaks of the highest form of love there is. This form of love is characterized by self-sacrifice and is the kind of love that God displayed for us by Christ’s sacrifice (John 3:16). The kind of love that...

Someone once said, the need to make sense of our lives seems to be a fundamental human drive. We all do it by interpreting our individual experiences in light of some larger controlling story. The “small stories” of our everyday lives take on whatever meaning corresponds to the “big story” around which we organize our existence. Therefore, the same event can be portrayed in radically different way...

Do you view worship as a boring or simply required activity? If so, your worship may have the wrong focus. Perhaps you have yet to grasp what it is to appreciate the most creative, imaginative, awe-inspiring Being in the Universe.  Join us in a live webinar as Bible Teacher and Psalmist, Pastor Chingtok Ishaku speaks on the topic Worship in Spirit and in Truth.  Pastor Chingtok Ishaku is...

Think about the hymn “Holy, Holy, Holy,” which calls God’s people to worship of and communion with the God who is both accessible and mysterious. The first verse of that hymn ends with these words, “God in three Persons blessed Trinity.” Talk about mystery!!. The one God who manifests Himself in three distinct persons is beyond our description and our comprehension, yet this is the God who has inv...

Justice and mercy can seem like opposing ideas. Justice requires the recompense for wrongs done, the wrongdoer to “pay the price” or make restitution in some way. Mercy on the other hand, is almost the antithesis of justice. It is the withholding of the deserved punishment for a crime or offense.  Paradoxically, we all want mercy for ourselves and to see justice in the world. But what if just...

We can see the hand of God in everything. But is this really true? What about the bad things that happen? What about situations that seem totally random? Our Daily Bread Author and Editor Tim Gustafson will share his thoughts with us on how he is learning to see God in every situation and subject, including family, football, and DNA test kits. We’ll take a look at how Jesus prayed for us, and what...

We live in uncertain times and the COVID _19 pandemic has no doubt added to the challenges of these uncertainties. How should we cope with the challenges we face?; pretend they don't exist and move on with our lives?. This month our Guest Speaker, Professor Bulus Galadima, will lead us through a conversation that will enable us to see that our confidence comes not from certainty, but from clarity....

The world is changing, and at the curve of every change is a crisis; anxiety, depression, gender-based violence, suicide …. are staring at us. It is time for Believers to begin conversation on strengthening pathways to mental health.  Listen to this webinar to know how we can all respond to these challenges.

With all that is happening around us at this time, we need all the encouragement we can get, not only to survive the period, but to also be strengthened in our spirit, soul and body. Join us as Our Daily Bread Author and Vice President for Content Review Bill Crowder speaks on the Ministry of Encouragement. We not only need encouragement, but we can also become an encouragement to others like Barn...

Without hope, people rarely survive events beyond their control — be it natural catastrophes like droughts, pandemics such as COVID_19, illnesses, or human induced crises like wars. Such events can threaten life's meaning and lead to depression. Regardless of how depression comes, it can hold the soul hostage and if left unattended, it can develop into a severe struggle that drains life of its hop...

How do you feel when you are disappointed by people. Are you able to let it go? While it's normal to feel disappointment, learning to handle it correctly and processing the emotions that come with it is crucial to maintaining your physical, mental and spiritual well-being. No one is immune from disappointment but if not properly handled, it can add to our daily stressors. It may not be possible fo...

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