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  ​Explore the revelational history of medieval knighthood. Discover how these warriors served as both spiritual protectors and political tools in simple English. ​ The Paradox of the Sword ​History is often more than what we see on the surface. In the story of the Church, there is a deep mystery involving the "Military Arm"—the knights. While the knight was called to be a spiritual warrior pledged to a sacred code, the reality was often a battle between heaven and earth. This teaching dives into the dual nature of knighthood, showing how the Church transformed secular soldiers into holy defenders, while also revealing the dark moments when these men became tools for conquest and wealth. For theological students and modern believers, this is a lesson in how the "Sword of Iron" must always bow to the "Sword of Truth." ​ The Genesis: How the Knight was Born ​To understand the knight, we have to look back at a time when the world was very violent. Origin...

The Shadow and real appeared: How to See the Jesus in Every Book of the Bible

Local Slave Markets, Trans-Saharan Slave Trade, and the Transatlantic Slave Trade – The Impact of Dr. William Bekie Balfour and Colonial Expansion on Africans

The Digital Church: Moving Beyond Fear of Worldliness and Embracing the Future of Ministry

The Origin and Fall of African Christianity: From Pentecost to Persecution and the Decline Before European Missionaries

Understanding the Hebrew Bible and Its Influence on Christian Bibles, Canons and versions.

The Impact of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, Colonial Masters, and Christian Missionaries on African Christianity – Addressing the Misconception in Postmodern African Christianity