I have been involved in Christian ministry since my early teens. This involved outreaches, charity drives and many prayers at hospitals and in even more homes. That part of my ministry never stopped. But between the years 2010 to the first three months of 2014 I did extensive community work […]
Opinion
A lesson in dealing with loss from my children — Vivienne Solomons
I think it is fair to say that 2020 has turned out rather differently to what anyone could have imagined at the start. This is true not only in South Africa but the world over. A word that is often used in the context of Covid-19 is “loss”, where loss […]
What 20 years at Parliament taught me! — Cheryllyn Dudley
Former ACDP MP Cheryllyn Dudley shared the message below during a keynote speech last Friday in the online September Elective: ‘The Great Reset: Be The Change’, hosted by the School of Governance Sharing just a few of the many many things I learned or had confirmed during my years in […]
Potentially dangerous case for faith-based independent schools — Adv Nadene Badenhorst
A potentially dangerous case that could have major ramifications for all faith-based independent schools (whether Christian, Jewish, Muslim, etc.) has been instituted in the Equality Court of the Johannesburg High Court. The case concerns Christian Life Private School, an independent school subscribing to Christian beliefs and values in Johannesburg. The […]
US at precipice, in danger unless returns to God — Jonathan Cahn
Originally published in The Christian Post Interview with Jonathan Cahn, visionary for The Return day of repentance and prayer which is taking place around the world on Saturday September 25 A Messianic Jewish rabbi believes the United States is in the midst of great shaking where the nation may soon […]
God’s comprehensive purpose for His Church: make disciples — Hugh Wetmore
Is it possible to sing worship songs to God that actually are songs that worship money? “No” says Jesus. You cannot worship God and money. Yet the motivation behind publishers’ surveys asking us to name the most popular worship songs is this: “If we publish the popular worship songs, we […]
Covid-19 faith community guidelines: global crackdown on religious freedoms? — Anne Tendo
Bid seen to use plague as cover to regulate Uganda faith community Following the full-blown spread of COVID-19 early this year several governments imposed measures to curb the virus — the most common being general shutting down of economies, commonly referred to as lockdown. In Uganda the lockdown was imposed […]
Abraham Accord: what does it really mean? — Vivienne Myburgh
On August 13, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) agreed to sign a normalisation agreement with Israel (Not theoretically a peace accord, as they have never formally been at war). This was followed by Bahrain on September 11. The formal agreements were signed on the White House lawns on September 15, […]
All things! — Angus Buchan
If we go to the Book of Romans 8:28 (NKJV), the Word of God says, “And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.” Sometimes when you and I come to the end of […]
TESTIMONY: Getting tools for biblical nation building — Natalie Maimane
Natalie Maimane writes about her recent experience as a student in the first course run by the School of Governance, which was launched to equip leaders with Kingdom values and skills to lead in the political sphere. The SOG invites you to join an online conference The Great Reset — […]

