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Naija Gospel Radio, Nigeria’s #1 Online Gospel Radio station based in Lagos, Nigeria was officially launched on September 1, 2015 and is dedicated to broadcasting seasoned gospel messages 24 hours non stop.
House on the Rock Fire: All Was Well When I Left...
The House on the Rock member who was left sad after the inferno said he was sure all was well when he left the Church. Meanwhile, Pastor Adefarasin has called for calm and prayers.
5000 Cultists Renounce Groups, Surrender to Christ
The 5000 cultists gave their lives to Christ shortly after a sermon delivered by the General Superintendent of the Deeper Life Bible Church, Pastor Kumuyi.
Focus on the Family Founder, James Dobson Celebrates 40 years in...
James Dobson's radio show Focus on the Family has for years been a force for nurturing and defending the God-ordained institution of the family.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
Faced with the question of who the Holy Spirit is, lots of Christians battle to find words. Many find the question confusing.
Music : Ngozi by Eze Progress
Eze Progress is a graduate of Political Science from the University of Abuja and a worship leader. Ngozi (Blessing) is yet another new release from him.
Devotion: Sound Faith, Sound Living
Scripture expects sound Christian living to happen in community. Thus, to have a sound faith, seek out an older, wiser Christian to share wisdom .
Music: Precious Williams – I am Here to Sing
I am Here to Sing by Precious Williams is an expression of every thing that Jesus Christ is to to us - Redeemer, Righteousness, Salvation and more.
Devotion: Rebuke Opponents of the Faith
These opponents of the faith had some connection with Judaizers, those who taught that all Christians—including Gentiles—had to follow the Mosaic Law to please God.
New Song: Tasha Cobbs Leonard – Great God
Tasha Cobbs Leonard will give her first major public performance of the new song at the BET Experience Celebration of Gospel Live on Sunday, June 25.
Devotion: New Relationships in Christ
Under Paul’s teaching, Onesimus had become a Christian, and for that reason Philemon should no longer see him as a slave.
