By Ekuson Nw’Ogbunka, Abuja
Rev. Yomi Kasali, President of the Berean Bible College (BBC), Abuja, and founder of the Fountain of Life Church has charged the graduating students of the College to uphold biblical truth, moral uprightness and doctrinal soundness, particularly in an age marked by growing theological confusion.
Rev. Kasali, in his charge to Caroline Ameh, a distinguished member of the Senate Press Corps (SPC), and fellow graduates at Berean Bible College’s 3rd Convocation Ceremony, cautioned against superficial interpretations of scripture. He emphasized the importance of critical engagement with biblical teachings, encouraging students to think deeply about the scriptures.
Additionally, he advocated for reform in theological training, proposing a curriculum shift to enhance scriptural literacy and foster a deeper understanding of core disciplines like hermeneutics and soteriology. This call to action aims to equip future spiritual leaders with the tools necessary for effective ministry and thoughtful engagement with complex theological issues.
In an era of growing theological confusion, Rev. Kasali stressed the importance of spiritual formation alongside academic training. He emphasized that character matters, warning against mistaking personality for godly character.
Caroline Ameh’s graduation from Berean Bible College marks a significant milestone in her journey towards faith-based scholarship and service, inspiring others to pursue deeper theological understanding.
