By Darren Willson — Originally published in Charisma News There’s a song by the popular band Needtobreathe, called Cops that is all about their frustration with Christians trying to peg them into a particular mold of “Christian artist,” and they liken the feeling to that of being “chased by all […]
Opinion
Doors are open for you across South Africa — Kate Fitz-Gibbon
A monthly column for young ladies by Kate Fitz-Gibbon On Youth Day I had the privilege of joining and ministering to an incredible group of young people, from 5 years old up to early 20’s in Ekangala near Bronkhorstspruit. People are hungry for more of God, and there are so […]
Building bridges to the Father — Marian Fitz-Gibbon
No … London Bridge won’t fall down! Neither will any of the other bridges of the world. We’re standing together in love and we’re determined to build bridges of unity across the seas and rivers of humanity in unity. Bridge building Bridge building is a precise, messy, exact, noisy, complicated, […]
Vision for 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. The menu for the Gettys’ Sing conference September 2017 got me salivating with desire. It would be exciting to attend and devour the good things offered […]
Civil disobedience and the Christian– 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. At this time, South Africans, especially Christian South Africans, are again asking, as they did in the apartheid era, about whether or […]
In the face of rampant abuse and #menaretrash, where shall we turn? — Tendai Chitsike
A monthly column that reflects on living in the Kingdom of God. Since the high-profile reports of the murder and abuse of women and children, hardly a day goes by that we don’t hear about the most shocking acts of violence and abuse. Recently the Minister of Social Development brought […]
Building resilience to navigate change — Vivienne Solomons
A monthly column by Vivienne Solomons who is a legal consultant who passionately believes that God wants His people to make a difference right where they are and to stand up for what is true and just. She is also passionate about encouraging young women to walk victoriously with God […]
British election: the darkness closes in — Charles Gardner
But the light of Christ will shine even brighter As the dust begins to settle on the British General Election with a hung Parliament result, I believe we are entering a dark period for our nation. That’s not all bad news, because it is at such times that the light […]
From dying to self to living for Christ — Alf James
If the material is of negligible spiritual value, earthly possessions have no heavenly worth, and we lose all we have in the world at death, then we should heed missionary Jim Elliot’s statement that “he is no fool who gives what he cannot keep, to gain that which he cannot […]
Unhypocritical faith required — Angus Buchan
A monthly column by farmer, preacher and writer for Jesus, Angus Buchan When we look at The Book of 2 Timothy 1:1-7 we see that Paul cautions his spiritual son, Timothy, to remind himself and to stir up the gift of God that is within him. He talks about operating […]

