I recall watching a movie in which Satan tried to tempt Jesus in the wilderness while dressed in a business suit and tie while carrying a briefcase. Yaani in the middle of the wilderness. For me, that was one of the most powerful scenes I've ever watched in any motion picture.

If Lucifer, the light bearer, is also Satan; then Satan is more powerful than we care to admit. For we often hear that Satan is the prince of darkness. That is, the bearer of light, is also the prince of darkness.

I don't see why we Africans are so stuck on 'dogma' when we can think and choose for ourselves, through knowledge. So far, we have nothing to give to 'our children'.

Beautifully put.

Yes, especially our generation, we are audio-visual. There is more learning from the TVs and movies than there is from books. I've always wondered why we don't incorporate them into our education systems. The west are into them big time. Something that has helped fuel the net. UMK has a great idea in a laptop a child. Imagine a generation of kids learning life/investments et al from Wazua. I digress.

One of the most beautiful sermons I ever heard, and shared on Wazua, was zooming in on God Himself. Not His 'goodies', or what you can get out of Him, but on His greatness. I remember in one of our doctrinal classes we had a lesson on how God 'looks like'. Take an example of Wazua. My chatting is different to those I've personally met than from those I haven't. Why? Because I can place them. Your telephone conversations are different between persons you've met and/or know, than from complete strangers.

Just as it is important to 'visualize' God to have a great relationship, so it is in prayer. Why do we close our eyes when praying? To 'see' Him! Imagine if you can picture Jesus Christ!!! Won't you 'talk' to Him as you do your pals, siblings etc... ofcourse with respect?

You ask an important question... Here's my perspective. Jesus Christ came down to earth in the form of man. Context, something that is sometimes unfortunately looked-over, is very important. The true meaning behind the Word. He came like you and me. When I close my eyes, I 'see' someone ordinary. Someone like you and me.

And how do 'we' visualize 'God' 'the father', and the 'holy spirit'?

Many a times the Almighty is described through his actions - giver, forgiver, punisher etc,