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Learning to Lead
This book was written from the living experience of African leaders, and it has been shaped by 36 years of training church leaders in Kenya. Effective Christian leadership depends on godly character and on finely tuned skills. With its discussion questions and practical applications, this book will guide you to obtaining that character and those skills and help you become an effective Christian leader.
Who are the Living-dead?
The author sets out to answer the pivotal question of who the living dead are, and in so doing opens the whole area of traditional African religion to the scrutiny of Scripture.
Overcoming Fear of Death
Overcoming Fear of Death explains the riches of salvation that are found in Jesus Christ which, when embraced by faith, will deliver every Christian believer from the fear of sickness and death. For many years, scores of pastors and church leaders expressed the need for a comprehensive book on salvation according to Scripture in the African context. To the knowledge of the author, this has never before been done. Other pastors shared their belief that Christians often lapse back into African Traditional Religion during times of sickness and death because they lack a full grasp of their salvation. Being insecure in their relationship with Jesus Christ and not understanding the priceless privileges they have as children of God, they panic when trouble arises and lapse back into their old religious beliefs and practices out of fear. This book provides biblical teaching that will address this two-fold need to strengthen the Christian Church in Africa. Overcoming Fear of Death is written for the layperson who knows little of their faith. For the biblically trained reader, this book will deepen their understanding of salvation and strengthen their faith.
Solving Corruption in the Church and Nation
Kenya, like all other nations in this world, is troubled by many social ills. As evangelical Christians we believe the solution is the gospel of Jesus Christ. Through faith in Christ people are converted and baptized into the Body of Christ, the invisible Church universal. They become members of a visible local congregation of believers.
African Christian Theology Revisited
For all Christians in Africa, African Christian Theology Revisited is a powerful plea to think through your faith in African contexts under the authority of the Word of God. Learn the key principles of biblical theology in Africa. Discover how evangelicals have significantly contributed in recent years, and how some African theologians, have failed to remain faithful to the Scriptures. Theologians and ministers in Africa will be especially equipped and encouraged to fulfill their God-given responsibility of teaching God's truth to his people. African Christian Theology Revisited builds upon the insights of Dr. Gehman's celebrated classic Doing African Christian Theology originally published over 40 years ago.
Light and Darkness
Seeking to evaluate African traditional religions from a biblical perspective, this book is a must have for lay persons, pastors, and Bible students alike. With great knowledge of both African traditional religions and the Bible, Dr Gehman explores the issues of the supreme being, divinities, ancestral spirits, witchcraft, and sorcery in the light of God's Word. This abridged version of African Traditional Religion in Biblical Perspective is for anyone struggling with knowing the truth and error of African traditional religions.
Invitation to Cross-cultural Theology
Using narratives of experiences with God as source material, Dyrness sets out to discover the framework, both explicit as well as implicit, that guides the lives of five different lay communities around the world.
Galu Wamkota
"An old dog (galu wamkota) does not dig for nothing," so the proverb says. The two authors, one from America (with 45 years in Zambia); the other from Zambia, explore the encounter of the Christian faith with African Traditional Religion, treating concept(s) of God, the world of the spirits, of powers and witchcraft, and then how the Bible can be translated into the language of Zambia and Malawi taking into account both changes in concepts of translation and in society
