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From the very beginning, God established True Education—a divine system of learning first entrusted to Adam. Endowed with inbuilt intelligence, Adam’s role was to discover and name all that God had created. However, after the fall of man, two distinct forms of education emerged: True Education, initiated by God through Christ, and false education, introduced by Satan through Adam and Eve.Globalising True Education takes you on a transformative journey, exploring the biblical foundation of learning and its relevance in today’s world. This book is enriched with captivating illustrations that enhance understanding and retention, making it an essential resource for:✔️ Bible study and personal growth✔️ Sermon preparation and theological debates✔️ Seminars, ministers’ and workers’ training✔️ Pastors, Bible college and seminary students✔️ Researchers exploring biblical educationWhether you are a pastor, theologian, church worker, or scholar, this book offers profound insights into God’s original design for education and how it shapes spiritual and intellectual growth.Discover the true essence of biblical learning and be empowered to spread God’s wisdom worldwide!

In a world where fashion trends often challenge the boundaries of faith, Christian Dress and Adornment: Changing the Original Masterpiece delivers a bold and thought-provoking exploration into one of the most debated topics in modern Christianity: how believers should present themselves outwardly in a way that honours God.Grounded in deep biblical research and cultural insight, this book fearlessly examines the controversial issues surrounding Christian appearance, including:Head coverings and their scriptural relevanceThe use of earrings, ear-piercing, and other forms of body adornmentHair styles, hair attachments, wigs, and weave-onsShaving of beards and hair dyeingThe rise and impact of skin bleaching, make-up, and paintingTrousers and gender-specific dressingThe origin of modern fashion and its spiritual implicationsWith clarity and conviction, the author challenges readers to reflect on how fashion, beauty, and self-expression align or conflict with biblical principles. Whether you're a church leader, theology student, Sunday school teacher, or a Christian seeking to live a life that pleases God in every detail, this book is an indispensable resource.Christian Dress and Adornment is not just a critique—it is a call to rediscover God’s original design and embrace modesty, reverence, and authenticity in an age of ever-changing style

The book, JESUS IS GOD: An Eloquent Testimony from the Bible and the Qur'an, is a well-researched work with a critical analysis of both the Bible and the Qur’an to unveil and unravel the identity of a seemingly enigmatic personality, Jesus Christ. The eloquent testimonies of both Scriptures help to establish the truth claim about Jesus as God incarnate, employing a robust methodology that combines solus primus scriptura research, grounded truth theory analysis, and expository paradigm.No doubt, this seminal book by Professor Dele Ilesanmi is poised to expand the frontier of academic knowledge in Christian theology, Christology, Evangelism, and Biblical Christian education. It will also greatly benefit researchers, pastors, Christian theological educators, Christian apologists, Sunday school teachers, and Christians and Muslims worldwide who may be struggling to explain the theological concepts of the sonship and divinity of Jesus.

African Theologies: A Theogenesial and Theogogical Comparison by Prof. Dele Alaba Ilesanmi, a Professor of Theoretical Theology, Faith Theology, Biblical Research, and Biblical Education, is a ground-breaking work that examines the rich and complex field of African theology. The book compares African Traditional Theology (ATT) and African Christian Theology (ACT) through the twin frameworks of theogenesial (origin of the universe) and theogogical (methods of divine teaching) perspectives.Prof. Ilesanmi critiques the misuse and ambiguity surrounding the term African Theology and redefines it as the collective theological reflections of Africans—including ATT, ACT, African Islamic Theology, Liberation Theology, and more. He insists that ACT is not synonymous with African theology but only one strand within it.The book highlights the key epistemological difference:ACT bases its theogogical praxis on the Holy Bible.ATT draws on the Ifa corpus, ancestral spirits, dreams, revelations, and the natural world.By contrasting these traditions, the author underscores both their diversities and intersections, while calling for a contextual and inculturated theology that honours African identity yet remains faithful to divine revelation.This seminal work contributes to global theology by:Clarifying the concepts of theology, African theology, ACT, and ATT.Providing a comparative framework of African theological traditions.Addressing distortions in the understanding of African theology.Offering fresh insights into how Africans perceive God, the universe, and divine teaching.Ultimately, the book is a masterpiece resource for theologians, researchers, clergy, and students, advancing African theology as a distinct discipline while enhancing global appreciation of African theological thought.

This course introduces students to the essential foundations of theological studies as well as foundations for theological studies. It explores the meaning, nature, sources, and purpose of theology; its major branches and methods; and its relationship to Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience. Special attention is given to the role of theology in biblical research, faith development, and practical ministry. The course, as foundations for theological studies, equips students with the essential tools and skills required for effective theological study. It emphasizes biblical interpretation (hermeneutics), research methods, academic writing, and spiritual formation. Students will develop both intellectual and devotional foundations for advanced theological engagement. It also lays the groundwork for more advanced theological exploration or provides a foundation for further study in theology. In all, the course is prepared as a teaching manual for lecturers and learning handbook for students. It plays a dual purpose that makes it a unique material. What is more, the course forms the foundations of theological and biblical studies.

In this insightful work, Prof. Dele Alaba Ilesanmi shows that true biblical research must balance both spiritual (theological) and intellectual (cognitive) approaches—while remaining firmly guided by the Holy Spirit’s direction (pneumagogy). The Bible is not merely for academic study but for transformation through divine truth. This book challenges teachers, preachers, and researchers to return to Spirit-led scholarship, warning that research built on human philosophies and empirical evidence alone cannot yield genuine truth.

In this insightful work, Prof. Dele Alaba Ilesanmi shows that true biblical research must balance both spiritual (theological) and intellectual (cognitive) approaches—while remaining firmly guided by the Holy Spirit’s direction (pneumagogy). The Bible is not merely for academic study but for transformation through divine truth. This book challenges teachers, preachers, and researchers to return to Spirit-led scholarship, warning that research built on human philosophies and empirical evidence alone cannot yield genuine truth.

This Handbook serves as both an academic guide and a spiritual companion for your research journey as a student of Scripture-based research and theological education. This handbook will help you:1. Understand the mission, vision, and values of CIBREST.2. Navigate academic requirements, responsibilities, and opportunities.3. Integrate your studies with your spiritual walk in Christ.4. Embrace the life of a disciplementee-scholar, committed to both learning and living the Word.Etc.

Unlock the art of crafting insightful and impactful book and journal article reviews with this essential guide, Book and Journal Article Reviews: A Guide for Biblical Research Scholars. Designed for teachers, students, and researchers in biblical and theological education, this book provides practical tools and expert guidance for writing high-quality reviews that integrate academic rigour, Scriptural frameworks, and theological discernment. Through step-by-step methods, illustrative examples, and engaging exercises, you'll learn to produce reviews that are both scholarly and spiritually faithful.This masterpiece will equip Christian researchers, scholars, and book and journal article reviewers with the skills to write high-quality reviews that blend academic rigour with spiritual insight. Key Features:·       Integrates academic rigour with Scriptural frameworks and theological discernment·       Step-by-step guidance for writing high-quality reviews·       Examples and exercises to ensure mastery·       Designed for teachers, students, scholars, researchers, and reviewers in biblical and theological education

In a world where voices are loud and messages are many, it's easy to overlook the impact of one powerful tool: writing. But what if writing wasn't just a skill, but a ministry gift? In this thought-provoking book, Professor Dele Ilesanmi makes a compelling case for recognising writing as a vital part of God's redemptive work. With passion and conviction, he argues that writing is not just a hobby or a talent, but a Spirit-given gift that can edify the body of Christ, preserve truth, and proclaim the gospel to the world. Join the conversation and discover the transformative power of writing in ministry.A Call to Action:Every church should have a Department of Research, Writing, and Publication (DRWP) – is this a reality you're ready to embrace? Dive into this book and explore the possibilities!