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In the pages you are about to read, Dr. Stephen Nsengiyumva is not just writing from theory. He is writing from the intersection of the pulpit, mission field, and lived experience from both the American evangelical world and the East African church context. His words have a global weight and a prophetic edge. He doesn't write as a cynic. He writes as a heartbroken pastor who still believes the gospel can transform hearts, communities, and nations, but only if we're willing to let it transform us first. - Dr. Carlo Serrano, President, Manna University. "Scripture does not support selective mora...
In the pages you are about to read, Dr. Stephen Nsengiyumva is not just writing from theory. He is writing from the intersection of the pulpit, mission field, and lived experience from both the American evangelical world and the East African church context. His words have a global weight and a prophetic edge. He doesn't write as a cynic. He writes as a heartbroken pastor who still believes the gospel can transform hearts, communities, and nations, but only if we're willing to let it transform us first. - Dr. Carlo Serrano, President, Manna University. "Scripture does not support selective morality. Jesus did not categorize sin into convenient tiers. He condemned hypocrisy more fiercely than He condemned the Roman Empire." "If we believe the Imago Dei is real-that every person bears the image of God-then why are we more scandalized by sexual ethics than systemic dehumanization? Scripture doesn't rank sins. It doesn't offer a hierarchy that says sexual sin is more offensive to God than greed, violence, or cruelty, Sin, at its core, is a rebellion against God's revealed will."
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