By Colby Barrett and Steven Moore — Originally published in The Christian Post Last year, after hearing reports of Russia’s persecution of Christians in occupied territories, we drove the entire length of Ukraine’s eastern front to capture these stories for our documentary, A Faith Under Siege. We met with pastors who were […]
Opinion
Elevating leadership through principle of honour
Honour is one of the most profound spiritual principles woven throughout Scripture and history. To honour is to recognise the divine order, to acknowledge the authority God has established, and to celebrate His wisdom manifested through chosen vessels. When nations and communities embrace honour, destinies are aligned, and blessing automatically […]
Focus on the Family: Our marriage isn’t as fun as it used to be
Q: My wife and I love our three children. But with all the activity surrounding the kids, our marriage isn’t as fun as it used to be. Is that normal? Graeme: Well, I’d have to say your scenario is common. When you were dating, engaged, and then beginning your marriage, […]
Charlie Kirk’s murder leaves a void — and a new model for defending Israel
Originally published in Israel365News SEE ALSO: US flags at half mast as Christian, conservative Charlie Kirk, 31 assassinated Charlie Kirk’s murder at age 31 has left a wound that goes far beyond politics. For his wife Erika and their two children, it is a personal tragedy beyond words. For the […]
Evangelical movement’s centre has shifted to Global South, researchers say
Originally published in The Christian Post. The question of who qualifies as an Evangelical and how many Evangelicals exist worldwide continues to puzzle scholars, church leaders and mission researchers alike. That was the central theme of a September 2 webinar hosted by the World Evangelical Alliance and released publicly on September 5, […]
Crammed with Heaven: Don’t despair! Spring has arrived
Crammed with Heaven is a monthly column in which Jenni Pretorius Hill shares stories of hope which bring Heaven’s perspective to Earth The changing seasons are not distinct where I live. We feel the dip in temperatures mid-year, but there are no autumn golds and reds to usher in a […]
Iranian evangelist teams up with Orthodox Jew to help reap the harvest — Charles Gardner
Peace-loving representatives of two nations who have recently been at war with each other have teamed up in a remarkable way that bodes for future reconciliation. Marziyeh Amarizadeh, an Iranian evangelist now based in America, has joined Orthodox Jew Jonathan Feldstein in a bid to bless Israel both economically and […]
Focus on the Family: balancing activities, school and home
Q: Our family is so busy! How can we balance activities, school, and home in healthy ways? Graeme: This is a challenge for most families! There are so many demands and responsibilities mixed in with exciting opportunities. It’s hard to know when to say “yes” or “no” along the way. […]
My sabbatical time of refreshing and a pause in publishing
Back in February 2011 I launched Gateway News with a vision to bring hope in Jesus through news. Fourteen and a half years later I am days away from taking my first sabbatical break — a step recommended by the amazing people who pray with Val and me on Wednesday […]
Sabbatical reflections by SA Christian leaders
Gateway News editor Andre Viljoen is taking a sabbatical break over July and August 2025. Gateway News will not be published over this period and our weekly radio bulletins will feature sabbatical reflections from a number of leaders and newsmakers who are kindly standing in for Andre during his break. Click on the […]

