Biblical homiletics ensures God’s Word is preached clearly, powerfully, and relevantly, while hermeneutics safeguards correct interpretation of Scripture. Together, they prevent error, preserve truth, and equip believers with sound doctrine, fostering spiritual growth, transformation, and faithful application of God’s eternal message.
True excellence isn’t just about worldly success or recognition, but setting our minds and striving to reflect God’s character in all we do.
- By Rev Dr Ron Misiko
Theological divisions in Christian faith arise from differing interpretations of Scripture, traditions, and doctrines. Key divides include Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant branches, each holding distinct views on authority, sacraments, salvation, and church governance. Within these, further denominational differences exist, shaping diverse expressions of worship, belief, and Christian living worldwide.
- By Sammy Njenga
God is not mentioned anywhere in the book of Esther but His influence and power is seen everywhere as he influences Decisions and the Way things are done in Persia. Could that be the role of a Christian teacher? Mordecai is a model of a Christian teacher who have no title or position yet influencing everything.
- By Dr. Kimathi
1 Peter1: 20 Above all, you must understand that no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet’s own interpretation of things. 21 For prophecy never had its origin in the human will, but prophets, though human, spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit.
- By By Joyce Meka
Prayerfully study Scripture, interpret context, organize main points, craft illustrations, apply truths, practice delivery, and preach clearly with passion, conviction, and humility.
- By By Rev. Joseph Mburu
Wisdom literature emphasizes principles, not rigid promises, while poetry conveys emotions, worship, and divine truths.
- By By Rev Karita Mbagara PHD
Hermeneutics interprets Scripture by considering context, genre, language, and culture. It seeks authorial intent, guided by the Holy Spirit. Scripture interprets Scripture, balancing literal and spiritual meaning. Application flows from accurate understanding, ensuring God’s Word is rightly divided, timeless truths revealed, and faith and practice shaped for today’s believer.