After the resurrection, and especially after Pentecost, Peter and the apostles step out boldly to proclaim the risen Christ. The same Peter who once hid in fear, now proclaims with conviction: “You will not abandon my soul to the netherworld… nor let your holy one see corruption.” Through suffering, they now bear witness. And they declare it with confidence: “We are all witnesses.” But before this boldness, there was confusion. Before witness, there was struggle. A huge lesso

“I missed you” is something we say to someone we love, someone whose presence brings meaning, comfort, and joy, especially after the person has been gone for a while. In a sense, we can imagine the disciples seeing the risen Christ with excitement: “Master, we missed you.” After his death, their world had collapsed. The Gospel tells us that “the doors were locked, where the disciples were, for fear.” That image of locked doors says a great deal. It speaks of fear, grief, conf

Happy Easter, friend! Our April Vol. 1 newsletter is here. This time around, our media crew dug into a sad reality that confronts marriage within Nigerian society: Why do Nigerian Women Stay In Abusive Marriage? Obviously, it's not only in Nigeria since marital abuse is a global phenomenon. Studies show that depression is one of the most common mental health outcomes of intimate partner violence and that some victims feel trapped, isolated, or betrayed, especially because th