Tag: Faith

Pentecostalism and Controversy: The Story of Dr Sunday Adelaja

Tade Oyebode

Whenever I wanted to cancel my subscription to the Economist, an article comes up that makes me change my mind. I first became aware of Dr Sunday Adelaja through Charisma Magazine, which covered events in the Pentecostal Movement. Charisma is based in America but its coverage was across the globe. I am no longer sure… Continue reading Pentecostalism and Controversy: The Story of Dr Sunday Adelaja

A Glimpse of Leo Tolstoy’s faith in His Book, Anna Karenina

Tade Oyebode

Tolstoy's display of encyclopeadic knowledge in Anna Karenina is simply breath taking. Forestry, Horse Racing and Breeding, Farming, Philosophy, Theology, Suffering, Child Birth, Political Economy are some of the topics he covered in depth. How did one man accumulate such knowledge across disparate fields? In this brief post, I share his musings on his faith… Continue reading A Glimpse of Leo Tolstoy’s faith in His Book, Anna Karenina

Rev Jesse Josiah Ransome-Kuti and the Ogboni Fraternity

Tade Oyebode

Recently, I wrote about Fela Anikulapo-Kuti's musical heritage (read here). Rev Jesse Josiah Ransom-Kuti was Fela's grand father: Rev Josiah Jesse Ransome-Kuti took a very radical and practical approach to his faith, and that approach brought conflict with the Anglican Church. A very good example was when he allowed the "Ogboni Fraternity" to hold a… Continue reading Rev Jesse Josiah Ransome-Kuti and the Ogboni Fraternity

A Jar of Clay, Part 2: Broken

Tade Oyebode

My second book is finally available on Amazon, but first how a word about Kindle application. The Kindle application is available on both IOS (IPhone) and Android (Samsung, Huawei, Google, etc). Create an account on Amazon and you can download the book. My books are free to read for now if you are subscribed to… Continue reading A Jar of Clay, Part 2: Broken