South African Christian News: Telling the God Stories of Africa
By Bill Muehlenberg — Originally published in My Christian Daily With lots of global upheaval occurring right now, be it in Venezuela, Iran or other parts of the world, talk about ‘regime change’ and the like is being heard more frequently of late. While all of us should take a […]
If we look at The Word of God as written in 2 Corinthians 4:18 (NKJV) “While we do not look at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen. For the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are not seen are eternal.” Like never before […]
Today, December 12, is the last publishing day of Gateway News in 2025. We will be back on January 12 2026. I wish you a wonderful, Jesus-filled Christmas and a New Year overflowing in hope as you experience the endless love of God cascading into your heart through the Holy […]
Q: I never experienced any real traditions and good Christmas memories as a child. It was just transactional – once the presents were opened and the wrapping picked up, Christmas was done. Now that we’re starting a family my husband and I want to change that. Do you have any […]
Rescued from a lifestyle of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll, Rennie Clarke describes himself as the Prodigal come home! And the last 25 years have been “incredibly more exciting than anything the world can offer”. Instead of indulging in wanton decadence, he now dedicates his days to serving others, […]
By William Calvienne* William Calvienne*, a European street preacher with a background in civil-rights law, argues that the UK’s new Street Preacher’s Charter is soft law in the making and restrains Gospel freedom in Britain *nom de plume ALSO SEE: Christian group launches ‘Street Preacher’s Charter’ for UK Parliament following […]
As we approach the festive season, and with the prospect of an extended summer break right around the corner, my thoughts are turning to the opportunities we will have as a family to spend more time with others, both family and friends, at home. During the year, not a week […]
A monthly column in which Julita Kok shares on living adventurously with God Can you believe there is only one month left of this year?? Sounds totally unreal. Feels like I am just getting my feet planted steadily in this year and can now take it head on, only to […]
Originally published in Christian Today When Armenia adopted Christianity as its state faith in 301 AD, Rome was still persecuting Christians and the Anglo-Saxons had yet to reach Britain. The Armenian Apostolic Holy Church (AAHC) has endured and survived the onslaughts of Persians, Ottomans and Soviets. Yet in 2025 it […]
Edward Mitford could never have imagined the extraordinary transformation of the desert wilderness through which he was travelling on horseback with his friend Henry Layard. The year was 1840 and the British diplomat was outlining his thoughts and plans for regathering the Jews to their ancient land, for which he […]