Originally published in Christian Post Known for leading thousands in corporate worship, Steffany Gretzinger announced that she will be leaving her home church, Bethel, where she spent the past decade per the “Lord’s” leading. “The rumors are true. After 10 years, The Lord is sending us to Nashville, TN,” Gretzinger […]
Arts & Events
Hope-filled prophetic painting inspired by SA elections
Stellenbosch artist Neil Breebaart created a prophetic painting which he says the Holy Spirit placed on his heart ahead of today’s election. “God did not forget us. His will for us is hope and a prosperous future for South Africa,” Breebart says in a Facebook post in which he explains […]
#BLESSED — Social justice theatre showing in East London this weekend
Jen Bryson Moorcroft Theatre and Cornerstone Anti Human Trafficking Institute are proud to bring you their second original social justice theatre production, following on from the success of Hold For Release last year. This show will run at The Arts Theatre of East London from 25 – 28 April, with […]
Successful ‘Unplanned’ movie may be screened outside abortion clinics
Originally published in CBN News Box office success for “Unplanned” continues to grow after total sales hit $17.2 million this weekend. With only a $6 million budget, Pureflix’s pro-life movie started making a profit on its opening weekend, after debuting with $6.1 million. But box office success isn’t the only […]
Bethel Music releasing first feature film, ‘Bright Ones’
Originally published in Hallels.com Bethel Music in association with Fathom Events is screening its first-ever feature film, Bright Ones at select US theatres and churches on April 22. Following the lives of three students, each embarking on a journey to find their identity while attending a performing arts high school, the […]
Stirring up the prophetic among creatives — Sonia Strumpher
By Sonia Strumpfer, PE fine artist and host of an upcoming prophetic art conference I have been stirred for some years to organise a gathering of the creatives. But now the time has come! We start on a small scale this year with an event in Port Elizabeth from May […]
‘I died an unbeliever’: boy whose resurrection story told in movie, ‘Breakthrough’
By Stephen Strang — Originally published in Charisma News One of the most amazing miracles I’ve ever heard of happened four years ago when a 14-year-old boy in St Louis, Missouri, fell through the ice and died. He was underwater for 15 minutes and had no pulse for the next […]
Jan and Mike Berenstain — The Berenstain Bears (The Very First Easter): Book review
Book review by Val Viljoen If you are looking for a gift for a child aged 4 – 7 this Easter and are reluctant to add further chocolate to the day, then this book might be the answer. Mike Berenstain is the son of Stan and Jan Berenstain, who introduced […]
‘Breakthrough’: Movie review
Breakthrough, a new Christian movie on the circuit, is a testimony to what God does when we stand firm on His Word. It tells the story of a mother’s deep love her son and how, when tragedy struck, she stood firm on God’s promise that He had a purpose for […]
What kind of songs make us better worshipers? — Hugh Wetmore
Hugh Wetmore is a songwriter and student of worship trends. He invites you to join the worship conversation by commenting on his monthly column. In February, this Column bust the myth that “worship” = “singing in church”. In March we learned that, though singing itself is not worship, singing is […]