David Kabono Boeken

The book explores the significance of mountains in biblical history, emphasizing their role as sacred spaces where God calls His people. It highlights how mountains served as pivotal locations during Jesus' ministry and throughout scripture, symbolizing a deeper spiritual connection. The narrative invites readers to recognize the spiritual ascent represented by these high places, suggesting that God extends an invitation to climb toward greater faith and understanding. Through various biblical figures, the theme of ascending to meet God is powerfully illustrated.

Conflict is an inevitable part of any group dynamic, whether in workplaces, religious settings, or personal relationships, stemming from human nature's tendency to disagree. While eliminating conflict entirely is unrealistic and could stifle diversity of thought, addressing it promptly is crucial to prevent escalation and broader negative impacts. This book offers insights and strategies for managing conflicts constructively, ensuring they do not harm individuals, families, communities, or the church.

I have gone into detail in comparing the two religions, African Tradition Religion versus Christianity. My case study is Kikuyu people whom am one of them. Not everything that Kikuyu believed and did was wrong and not everything was right either. Nowadays as many Kikuyu Christians are embracing and going back to the teachings of their culture. In Kikuyu they are saying, "nirucoke mukaro" meaning the river should go back to where it diverted from. I have therefore tried to mention few evils in Kikuyu beliefs and practices that Christians are not supposed to embrace.