A new monthly column in which Jenni Pretorius Hill shares stories of hope which bring Heaven’s perspective to Earth Jesus was a happy man. But the Bible also tells us he was well acquainted with grief and sorrow. In my journey in ministry, I have often found that people are […]
Opinion
I really HOPE you read this — Elize-Marie Muller
We are so used to the word “hope”. “I hope you know what I mean”, “I hope the weather holds for our dinner outside”, “I really hope things change in our country”. We use the word casually, sometimes ignorantly or sometimes we just load the word with a lot of […]
Declaration of a state of disaster: what’s the fuss and why?
By Cheryllyn Dudley, political analyst for DiaLOGOS, SharedFuture, GSKI, author and former MP RSA 1999-2019 The two words God always speaks to my spirit when thinking-about-what-I-am-thinking’ are hope and humility. You, like me, have probably read on social media many passionate calls from all quarters of society for the president […]
Dr Michael Brown: Why ‘Asbury revival’ is ‘exactly what we’ve been expecting’
Originally published in Charisma News America is hungry for revival, and the recent outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Asbury University, already spreading to other college campuses, is proof of hungry hearts yearning for God’s refining fire. As one of the leading ministry figures during the Brownsville Revival in Pensacola, […]
‘Standing for truth regardless of consequence is key to breaking shackles of modern ideological slavery’
Wilberforce Academy team members Ryan Smit and Embeth du Toit reflect on the recent inaugural Residential Week of the academy which aims to equip South Africans to apply a biblical worldview in their spheres of influence The name William Wilberforce is inextricably linked to the abolition of slavery in the […]
‘Refreshingly open to Jesus’: Barna study reveals ‘tremendous’ new opportunity for the Church
Originally published in CBN News The Church in the US has seen a dramatic shift within the last 10 years including a decline in attendance and the rise of “religious nones”, but a recent study shows that nearly 75% of adults still have the desire to grow spiritually and more […]
CRAMMED WITH HEAVEN: The Chinese Village and Jesus
A new monthly column in which Jenni Pretorius Hill shares stories of hope which bring Heaven’s perspective to Earth Heaven is crammed into a small village in a remote part of China. If you ever find yourself lost and happen upon it, it may appear to be just a scattering […]
Message to our readers: ‘Great is the Lord and most worthy of praise’ – Psalm 145:3
A very blessed Christmas and New Year to you. May you experience rest and refreshing in Jesus at this time. After sending out our final newsletter of the year tomorrow we are taking a publishing break until January 16. You are welcome to contact us for any reason at news@gatewaynews.co.za […]
Zelensky must protect religious freedom, not quash it
By Hedieh Mirahmadi — Originally published in The Christian Post This December, while the world prepares to celebrate the birth of Christ, Ukrainian President Vlodymyr Zelensky proposed a law to ban all religious organisations “affiliated with centres of influence” in Russia. Zelensky justified his decision as necessary to prevent Moscow from being able […]
Perspective on arrest of outspoken Ugandan pastor, ex-presidential candidate, arrested for ‘promoting sectarianism’
Advocate Evelyne Naikoba team leader of Crownel Co. Ltd. a legal advocacy firm in Kampala, Uganda, focuses on the recent arrest of pastor-politician Joseph Kabuleta who she suggests is in trouble for ‘speaking truth to power’ Joseph Kizza Kabuleta (born March 17, 1972) is a Ugandan pastor, journalist, sports analyst, […]