Category: Sunday Blog (Sermons)
These blog posts are a summary of the messages I, Deji Yesufu, minister at the Christian gathering at Ibadan. They began to published on the 13th of December, 2021. You can reach me on [email protected] for more on when we meet as a church.
John Chapter Five: Witnesses to Jesus
John Chapter Five: Witnesses to Jesus By: Deji Yesufu In religious discussions between Christians and Muslims in our day, one piece of doctrine that Muslims would never admit to is the idea that Jesus Christ is the Son of God,...
John Chapter Four: Jesus and a Woman
John Chapter Four: Jesus and a Woman By: Deji Yesufu Seminary education became increasingly despised at a time in the Nigerian religious clime. The idea that a person could just receive a calling, combine it with charismatic gifts, and then...
John Chapter Three: Jesus Teaches Calvinism
John Chapter Three: Jesus Teaches Calvinism By: Deji Yesufu Let me state upfront that the title of this essay is actually meant to be a “click-bate”. A click-bate is a social media cliché that describes what content producers do when they provide a title to their content...
John Chapter Two: Finding Faith with John
John Chapter Two: Finding Faith with John By: Deji Yesufu In the city of Ibadan, the most popular kind of houses built for rent purposes are the one storey, three-bedroom, four flat apartment type. I happen to live in one...
Learning John Chapter One at Providence Church
Learning John Chapter One at Providence Church By: Deji Yesufu The Sunday before the Alistair Begg “gay-wedding-counsel” broke out, at church we had looked at John 1:11, which reads “…he came unto his own, and his own received him not…”....
Grace and Duty
Grace and Duty (Acts 20:25-31) by: Deji Yesufu In 1521, Martin Luther appeared before Emperor Charles in what is famously known today as the Diet of Worms. The summary of the encounter was that Luther had been charged to be...
What God Has Done: Birthing A Reformed Church in Ibadan
What God Has Done: Birthing A Reformed Church in Ibadan by: Deji Yesufu On the 10th of October, 2021, a group of us, who have been meeting monthly on Saturdays, decided to commence a Lord's Day service in the city...