Persecution and AFRICAN CHRISTIANITY: A Theological Evaluation of Christians' Attitudes to Its Implications for the Contemporary Church

Persecution is a perennial phenomenon, dating far back to Bible times. Many Christians today are going through severe persecution in different places around the world. When Christians face persecution, many deny Christ to avoid suffering for the faith they once believed. This is a clear indication that they are unprepared for persecution. Persecution is inevitable. Persecution is biblical, but Christians who are not ready for it do not know how to respond when it comes. The purpose of this book is to strengthen Christians at the face of persecution to take a worthy stand for Christ. The ideas presented in this book are simple, clear, and easy to grasp, yet reflective. This book is recommended to church pastors, denominational leaders, theological students, missionaries, and Christians in general.