Originally published in Foreign Policy Do we want to be the generation that stood by as Christians disappeared almost entirely from the ancient homelands they have occupied since the days of the New Testament? Will the Trump administration and this Congress let this historic and preventable tragedy happen on their […]
Opinion
Beautiful even when you feel ugly — Hannah Viviers
A monthly column on purpose, passion and power in Jesus. Most of us have been through something that made us feel ugly. A break-up, an abuse, a loss, poverty, disappointment, depression, all manners of rejection … The list is vast — how we’re left feeling though, is universal. We’re left […]
Are we missing the point by calling for Zuma to fall? — Tshego Motaung
Tshego Motaung considers God’s possible purpose in allowing President Jacob Zuma to survive yet another no-confidence debate. As the month of August draws to a close, one cannot help but reflect on the recent no confidence debate that took place in parliament earlier in the month. This debate stirred the […]
Be part of ‘Chronicles Of Brothers’ TV series — Kate Fitz-Gibbon
A call for you to rise up into a new way of being and living with God. Every so often a global kingdom project comes up that will impact many nations in a profound way. At Gateway News, we enjoy writing about South African and African news to share what […]
Forward through crossfire: Part 2 — Michael Cassidy
A monthly column by Michael Cassidy, evangelist, author, Christian leader and founder of African Enterprise whose ministry in Africa and the world has spanned more than 50 years. Part 2 of a 2-part series on the painful but profitable process of being refined through the ‘baptism of fire’ I have […]
More common denominators for super congregational singing — 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. With a passionate longing to hear congregations sing with enthusiasm, we identified two factors last month that identify “super singable songs”: Enthusiasm for the message of […]
Change the world, grow your OI (occupational intelligence) — Vivienne Schultz
A monthly column by social entrepreneur and A2B Transformation Group founder Vivienne Schultz. High volition separates success from mediocrity, failure and dependency. To put occupational intelligence into perspective, first I’m going to tell you a story I read recently: An ageing farmer was becoming too old to care for his […]
The cost of people-centered leadership — Luphumlo Joka
A monthly column by Luphumlo Joka “I am siding with the people, I am sorry Mr President” — Dr Makhosi Khoza African National Congress MP Dr Makhosi Khosa has been in the spotlight for her apparently unpopular views of her own party and its outgoing president, Jacob Zuma. Addressing civil […]
Para-athlete Fanie van der Merwe shining in darkness — Cobus Kruger
A monthly Christian sport column by Cobus Kruger, a professional triathlete who is passionate about evangelism, leadership and community development through sport. In the journey of bringing unity within the body of Christ, I started to set a lot of my time out to meet with, and to hear the […]
South Africa, alarm bells, and a biblical and historical perspective on state interference with religion
By Andrew Selley founder and CEO of Freedom Of Religion SA (FOR SA) The CRL Rights Commission briefing the media on its report on the commercialisation of religion. The report, which recommends state regulation of religion, was handed to President Jacob Zuma this week. The COGTA parliamentary committee will be […]

