The word says God teaches us in our dreams. There has been an increase in supernatural activity in the last couple of months. God is speaking – are we listening? Are our hearts surrendered to hear what He says? “God, I either want to preach somewhere on Pentecost Sunday or go […]
Opinion
Declare this over our youth! — Marian Fitz-Gibbon
Reset Time The word of God is a two-edged sword and the book in the above picture has been a faithful sword that I have wielded in many a battle. God has been faithful and true to His Word because He is full of love and kindness and He is […]
Awakening the Church in the midst of the global crisis — Linda Gobodo
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void; and darkness was on the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. Then God said, “Let there be light” and there was […]
Hymns and contemporary worship songs: principles & preferences (2 of 3) — Hugh Wetmore
With the changing musical cultures, the Church of Jesus Christ is in danger of dividing along generational lines. The natural driving force is the people’s preference for the kind of song they like. If they don’t like another style of singing, they avoid it. People’s preference prevails. But what about […]
Victory in Constitutional Court is ‘great reset for SA’ — Michael Louis
By Dr Michael Louis Today’s victory in the Constitutional Court heralding the constitutional right of independents to stand is a big victory for courageous civil society and the long-standing fight for giving power back to the people. It’s a game changer ! It is encouraging to know that civil society […]
A short reflection: Mona Lisa’s smile – Mark Roberts
Something startling, but also interesting, happened one evening as I was leaving my room at the Bed & Breakfast where I was staying. I noticed several police vehicles across the road, blue lights flashing and people running around. Apparently, the homeowner had just committed suicide. It still sends chills down […]
Keep me burning: the dynamite we still need — Charles Gardner
When the Holy Spirit was poured out on Jews from across the known world at Pentecost, it was not meant to be a one-off, as is widely claimed today. Both Gentiles and Jews still need that power – along with all the gifts of the Spirit, including tongues. And for […]
Israel – The covenants and the glory – Part 3 — Vivienne Myburgh
Part 1 Part 2 Paul writes the following in the book of Romans (Chapter 9:3): For I wish that I myself were accursed for my brethren, my countrymen according to the flesh, who are Israelites, to whom pertain the adoption, the glory, the covenants, the giving of the law, […]
Just because everything is cancelled doesn’t mean God is — Sadie Robertson Huff
Best-selling author and social influencer Sadie Robertson Huff is one of the speakers at the Global Leadership Summit 2020 that is scheduled to be video-streamed at venues around South Africa in October and November. One of the most prominent voices of her generation, Sadie strives to be a positive influence for […]
Lockdown lesson from Anne Frank’s diary — Charles Gardner
Anyone tempted to grumble about restrictions under the coronavirus pandemic would do well to be reminded of the conditions under which Jews were forced into hiding from the Nazis during World War II. Perhaps the most famous account concerns that of 13-year-old Anne Frank, who was locked with her family […]