BIBLICAL AND THEOLOGY PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 261. GROOMING THE NEXT GENERATION FOR LEADERSHIP SUCCESSION AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR C...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Most organizations found that they must rely on their employees as the only way to become stable in this competitive age. Organizations need to develop their employees’ knowledge, skills, talents and capabilities. Many organizations use succession planning to develop and maintain powerful leadership and other key employees to make sure tha...Continue Reading »

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• 262. PAULINE’S CONCEPT OF NEW LIFE IN CHRIST IN 2 CORINTHIANS 5:14-17 AND ITS IMPLI...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of Study New life in Christ is the very essence of Christianity. In fulfilling God’s commandments and the great commission of the church ordered by Jesus Christ, Christians are to live a regenerated life style as an example for all to see. With any study related to New life in Christ there are difficulties that present themselves. In present culture, the t...Continue Reading »

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• 263. THE ROLE OF EFFICIENT RECORD KEEPING IN CHURCH MANAGEMENT (A CASE STUDY OF OSHOD...

  » ABSTRACT This research is concerning a study of record keeping and management: A case Study of Oshodi Archdeaconry of the Diocese of Lagos West (Anglican Communion). Record keeping and management is a vital tool for organizations in addressing issues related to governance, compliance, growth and retention. This research seeks to efficiently and systematically control the lifecycle of records that ...Continue Reading »

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• 264. PROLIFERATION OF CHURCHES AND CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA

  » Preface Transparency International, publishers of the annual Corruption Perception Index, has over the past seven years ranked Nigeria amongst the ten most corrupt nations in the world. Since the nation wrested its independence from the colonialists in 1960, corruption has remained a thorn in its sides. According to one of the nation‟s foremost nationalists, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, government, si...Continue Reading »

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• 265. IMMORALITY IN CHURCHES: ISSUES AND THE WAY FORWARD

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Morality today, it has been observed, is increasingly on a daily bases. Ethics as a way of ordered living which propagates ideal communal life and human relationship is speedily waning. There is concern inseveral quarters that at the rate immorality is making waves in the society;the likely tendency is that there might be serious breakdown of la...Continue Reading »

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• 266. IMPACT OF POS BANKING ON CHURCHES ( A CASE STUDY OF HOUSE ON THE ROCK CHURCH, UY...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY The church and the modern technologies seem to be ever more connected as we move further into the twenty first century” (Hoover 2006). This assertion clearly defines the link between religious belief and the new information and communication technologies which are the most defining media instruments of the twenty first century. ICT driven ...Continue Reading »

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• 267. THEISM AND THE PROBLEM OF EVIL: A CRITICAL STUDY

  » ABSTRACT The presence of evil in a world said to be created by a “Being” who is not only omnipotent, omniscience and perfectly good is problematic. It is a problem that has perturbed man for ages and coupled with various natural disaster still make the concept problematic one. How can there be a loving God, all powerful and all knowing God and still face the problem of evil, if really ...Continue Reading »

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• 268. NATURE OF CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ACTIVITIES IN WEST AFRICA

  » 1.1 HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIANITY Christianity is a religion that believes there is only one God. It is based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Christianity has evolved over the centuries. Like any religion, disciples from one generation to another and from place to place as missionary including Africa conveyed the message and teachings. Christianity in Africa is not devoid of t...Continue Reading »

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• 269. YOUTH LIFE STYLE AND CHURCH GROWTH

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the study Church Growth is a movement within evangelical Christianity which focuses on developing methods to grow churches based on business marketing strategies.It cannot be disputed that youths play a vital role in the life of a Church as they are the leaders of tomorrow and future of the church. The elderly stands out but youth’s contributions ha...Continue Reading »

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• 270. THE NATURE AND ROLES OF FAITH AND REASON IN THE LIFE OF A CHRISTIAN

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY There are many problems that weigh on the life of man and very often man goes in search of the truth that lies behind these problems. Traditionally, faith and reason have been considered to be sources of justification for religious belief. Because both purportedly serve this same epistemic function, it has been a matter of much interest to philo...Continue Reading »

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• 271. IMPACT OF CHURCH ADMINISTRATION ON EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF CHURCH -SPONSORED SCH...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Education is basically targeted at producing sensible, reasonable, refined and responsible being or a group of people either for an individual or group development of either his/her self or the society. All over the world, education has been discovered and accepted as the bedrock of all round developments of both human beings and their society. ...Continue Reading »

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• 272. AN APPRAISAL OF THE NATURE AND EFFECT OF MORAL DEVELOPEMENT AND REASONING A CAS...

  » ABSTRACT The research provides an appraisal of the nature and effect of moral development and reasoning It profers an evaluation of the stages in moral development and the effects .it elucidates the nature of moral reasoning and appraises the significance of moral development and reasoning A case study of selected students of the federal university of technology akure is provided to determine the ...Continue Reading »

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• 273. THE INFLUENCE OF PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION. LIVING FA...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY A global study and research on Pentecostal churches is an on going assignment because of its impact on the religious, political and socio economic life of the people. A survey of the available number of Pentecostal churches in Nigeria as shown that they are emerging daily in the nooks and crannies of the country. The emergence of Pentecostal chu...Continue Reading »

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• 274. IMMORALITY IN CHURCHES: ISSUES AND THE WAY FORWARD

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Morality today, it has been observed, is increasingly on the decay. Ethics as a way of ordered living which propagates ideal communal life and human relationship is speedily waning. There is concern in several quarters that at the rate immorality is making waves in the society; the likely tendency is that there might be serious breakdown of law ...Continue Reading »

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• 275. IMPACT OF POS BANKING ON CHURCHES IN NIGERIA

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY The church and the modern technologies seem to be ever more connected as we move further into the twenty first century” (Hoover 2006). This assertion clearly defines the link between religious belief and the new information and communication technologies which are the most defining media instruments of the twenty first century. ICT driven tech...Continue Reading »

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• 276. THE ROLE OF PREMARITAL COUNSELING AND ITS EFFECTS ON CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE

  » ABSTRACT Premarital counseling is usually a requirement for marriage when a couple chooses to marry in a religious institution. The research method includes both library and fieldwork. Information was gathered from Books, Journals, Bible Commentaries, internet, Encyclopedia, interviews and the Dictionaries. In addition, questionnaire was administered and oral interview were conducted. The research...Continue Reading »

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• 277. THE ROLE OF CORDIAL INTER-TRIBAL RELATIONS IN THE CHURCH

  » ABSTRACT The Role of Cordial Inter Tribal Relations in the Church, in Reference to Ephesians 2:11 22. A Case Study of Foursquare Gospel Church (LIFE Chapel District), Ikorodu Lagos. The researcher aimed at identifying the various views of inter tribal relations; concept, theories, perspectives in African view and panacea to inter tribal conflicts. The problem of tribalism in the church can never b...Continue Reading »

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• 278. THE ROLE OF CHRISTIANS IN NATIONAL POLITICS: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE

  » ABSTRACT THE ROLE OF CHRISTIANS IN NATIONAL POLITICS; THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE The Role of Christians in National Politics; the Nigerian Experience, a study of Christian’s participation in active politics from different denomination within Lagos state, Nigeria. The purpose of this study will be aimed at, to identify various misconceptions and distortions concerning Christian’s political...Continue Reading »

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• 279. THE RELEVANCE OF ANOINTING ON THE MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL FOR EFFECTIVENESS

  » ABSTRACT The relevance of the anointing in the life of a minister is of utmost importance since it validates the power of God in the life of a minister and grants him/her ministerial effectiveness. The life of Arch Bishop Idahosa was considered in this research as a great example of the impact of the anointing in the life of a minister. The research work adopts library/field based approach; this i...Continue Reading »

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• 280. THE NEGLECT OF THE ROLE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE CONTEMPORARY CHURCH

  » ABSTRACT The classical dispensationalist claims the Holy Spirit activity ceased with the apostolic age. This was the major perception of the church before the end of the 4th century, during the time of Augustine and Chrysostom. A major spokesman of this view was Hippolytus, a contemporary of Tertullian. Proponents for the Holy Spirit such as Michael Green, boldly declared, ‘It is simply not ...Continue Reading »

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