The history of our country is a complex one – and whenever we tell the story of South Africa, we often take out parts we don’t like. This makes us an interesting country where history lessons often depend on who is telling the story. I was confronted by this reality […]
Opinion
Let us help children to be children again — Fiona Lisandra
Throughout the Bible we see scripture after scripture revealing God’s heart towards children and how He values the little ones, describing them as crowns, rewards, a heritage, a joy, blessings, the greatest, and so on. We are instructed and taught how to raise them, how to teach them, how to […]
Prayer, prophecy and politics in SA parliament — Tshego Motaung
Earlier this month I wrote an article asking if God still speaks to modern nations the way He did in the past? Little did I know that before the month ended I would be in a meeting in parliament where leaders in government, business and civil society movements would be […]
Visiting evangelist equipping believers to heal sick, make disciples – Kate Fitz-Gibbon
A call for you to rise up into a new way of being and living with God. Hey Folks, It’s that time of year where my friend Brian Blount from Oklahoma, USA is coming to South Africa. Brian operates in miracles, healing and power evangelism but more than that, he […]
Don’t limit your life, live with your heart set on infinite — Alf James
The essential truth of our life is not physical, but spiritual – we are each created in the image of God to be the bride of God who is Spirit, which is the reason that we can never be completely fulfilled by the physical bodies and world we dwell in; […]
Songs of the generations: Part 2 — 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. Each generation has its own musical preference. This preference tends to be sourced in the style of music I enjoyed as a teenager. This becomes […]
Don’t wait for God — Hannah Viviers
A monthly column on purpose, passion and power in Jesus. Have you made the decision to do what you feel you should do in this life? I don’t mean the half-hearted, maybe one day someday, wishy washy, decision. I mean the “yes-I’m-doing-it”, all-in, holding-nothing-back kind of decision. Turns out until […]
The blood of Jesus: Why evangelical Christians support Israel — Charles Gardner
As whipped-up Palestinian rioters cry out for Jewish blood in their days of rage against ‘occupation’ of their land, we should be praying that these dear people, for whom Christ died, would instead call on the blood of Jesus for their redemption. This is their only hope – and ours […]
Countdown to Pentecost 2018: Bitterness a roadblock to Holy Spirit — John Osa
By Pastor John Osa Are you easily offended? Do you store offenses, waiting for people to apologise — and when you don’t get those apologies do you become bitter? If this is where you are, you are not a candidate for the resting place of the Holy Spirit. The Holy […]
Understanding the ‘neurology of theology’ — Vivienne Schultz
A monthly column by social entrepreneur and A2B Transformation Group founder Vivienne Schultz. Understanding growth and development patterns of infants will help Christians understand the neurology of theology. The neurological reason for so much lack of INTEGRITY among citizens is because parents and guardians messed with the development (mostly unintentionally) […]

