The Africa Centre for Apologetics Research (ACFAR) equips Christians with resources and training for discernment, the defense of the faith, and cult evangelism. The Radio Tambua podcast features radio programs and conference messages on cultic movements and apologetics in Africa. (Tambua is a Swahili word meaning “discern.”)
Everyone lives by a worldview—a lens through which we interpret our purpose, morality, relationships, and ultimate truth. In this message, grounded in Romans 12:1–2, Rodgers Atwebembeire explores what shapes our perspective and what it truly means to adopt a biblical worldview. Starting with the foundation of God's unearned mercy, this teaching reveals how genuine faith transforms not only our hearts, but our minds, bodies, and daily conduct.
6 Aug 2026
Anchored in Christ: Developing a Biblical Worldview
In a world filled with competing ideologies, cultural trends, and conflicting messages, how do believers remain steadfast in their faith? Rodgers Atwebembeire explores what it truly means to develop and maintain a biblical worldview—one anchored entirely in the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Key topics: • What is a worldview? Understanding how invisible "lenses" shape our purpose, identity, and perspective on suffering. • The danger of alternative ideologies: Recognizing subtle s...
19 May 2026
Do Not Believe Every Spirit! (1 John 4:1–6)
"Every day, whether we realize it or not, we are buying into something. We ask important questions before we buy a appliance—so why do we close our brains when we walk into church?" In a world full of conflicting messages, dreams, visions, and prophetic claims, how can you tell the difference between truth and error? In this powerful message, Rodgers Atwebembeire gives us three core areas to analyze any preacher or message: The Command, The Confession, and The Contrast. Watch and learn...
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