Easter Sunday is more than a date on the calendar. It is the heartbeat of the Christian faith and a reminder that hope is never buried for long. For the church, this day brings us back to the empty tomb where grief was turned into joy and despair gave way to purpose. It is a sacred moment where we gather not just out of tradition, but out of deep gratitude for the sacrifice and victory of Jesus Christ. Easter calls the church to remember who we are and why we believe. For every believer,...

As Black History Month comes to a close, we pause with gratitude. At Kingdom School of Divinity, we honor the faith, courage, and wisdom of those who shaped the Church across time. Their lives remind us that Black history is also Church history. Early African Church Fathers The Christian faith has deep roots in Africa. Long before many modern nations were formed, African leaders were teaching sound doctrine and guiding the Church. Augustine of Hippo from present day Algeria is often...

Scripture : Psalm 34:19 (ESV) – “Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all.” Message : In the darkest chapters of Black history, people still sang no matter what. They still dang not because the they endured was absent but because hope they knew refused to die. The spirituals were sermons the. prayers and through tears that shaped their theology in suffering. These songs were acts of resistance. No matter what will transpire they had the courage to...