The Church has long been a place of comfort, guidance, and spiritual support. But when it comes to mental health, there has historically been a disconnect; sometimes silence, sometimes stigma.

Across social media, believers have debated the ethics of charging for ministry-related content. Some defend it passionately, citing time, expertise and the need to fund kingdom work. Others argue that monetizing prayer, prophecy, or mentorship is unethical.

Recently, tithing has come under scrutiny due to instances where church leaders have exploited it for personal gain.

Pastor Femi Lazarus publicly criticizes gospel artistes who charge substantial fees for performing at church events

The examination of women's roles in marriage and church leadership signifies a transformative period in history.

Jamaican pastors have voiced their concerns about declining physical attendance, a sentiment echoed globally.

The most pressing question is: What is the public to do with this information? Are we meant to simply understand that the system is broken?

This relentless bombardment of prophetic words leaves us with a pressing question: Are these modern-day prophets truly speaking on behalf of

By emphasizing family planning, women are not only looking out for their own best interests but also for the welfare of their children. A ch