In the poem, The Road Not Taken, Robert Frost writes about how he chose one path in favour of another and expressed his intention to return to that crossing to take the other path. But he showed his maturity when he said: “Yet knowing how way leads on to way, […]
Opinion
Singing away ‘Januworry’ blues — Hugh Wetmore
An article written for the New Year was titled Januworry, lamenting all the troubles which the first month of the year bring. It saw only the dark clouds of debts accumulated through reckless spending at the Christmas season — on food, entertainment, holiday-travel, presents for the family and alcohol. And […]
Is the Holocaust linked with the crucifixion of Christ? — Charles Gardner
As I write, I am preparing for a CMJ Day in Hull, which will include talks and presentations on the work of the Church’s ministry among Jewish people. The location feels very significant since it was the home city of William Wilberforce, who made such a huge impact both on […]
God’s unfailing Word — Angus Buchan
In these troubled times, in which we are living, when we are being fed so much information, some of it correct and some of it incorrect, some of it good for us and some of it very damaging for us, we really need to seek the truth and the way. […]
To trust or not to trust — Marian Fitz-Gibbon
In a fallen world, we can grow disheartened every time we catch up on world events by scrolling through the news on our various news-carrying devices. It appears the world grows darker by the day, and nations that once upheld Christian ideals now attempt to stamp out any remnant of […]
Time to exercise fruits of the Spirit — Angus Buchan
Galatians 5:22-23 speaks about the fruit of the Spirit. As we enter into the Christmas and New Year season, “the festive season”, we really need to exercise the fruit of the Spirit. This is a time when family meet together. It’s been a long hard year and I know the […]
Forgiveness cleans the mess — Marian Fitz-Gibbon
Recently I went through a challenge that had mystery and downright wickedness that was more than I had ever signed up for. The goodness of the Lord gave me clues as I entered the battle to face this monster called Leviathan.The noun (in Biblical use) is a sea monster and […]
Heidi Baker reflects on ‘joy and persecution’ through lens of terror in northern Mozambique
Charismatic healing ministry leader and author Dr Randy Clark recently interviewed Mozambique-based missionary Heidi Baker on a subject which he said is not talked a lot about in Charismatic circles — suffering. The full interview which spans just over 90 minutes can be viewed in two parts on YouTube (part […]
Looking back and looking ahead — Vivienne Solomons
As I glance back at the year that (almost) was, I am grateful. Not because it was the best year I can remember. But because in the midst of personal loss and many tears, there has been cause for much celebration too.When I was younger, I saw things very differently. […]
TESTIMONY: Girl with the stockings — Lindy-Ann Hopley
I have always loved fashion. I love expressing God’s extravagance through what I wear. As I was getting dressed to attend a youth conference (Young Saints at Bethel Church in Redding, CA), God told me to wear a pair of funky patterned stockings with my pencil skirt. I was a bit unsure, but I am always excited to see what the Lord has planned. I came to the conference a […]

