If we go to the Word of God in the first book of 1 Timothy 2:2 — “Lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and]reverence for this is good and acceptable in the sight of our Saviour.” We have to stop chasing our tail, as they say, rushing […]
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After ‘Jesus Revolution’ and ‘Sound of Freedom,’ faith-film future looks bright
By Billy Hallowell — Originally published in CBN As movies like “Jesus Revolution” and “Sound of Freedom” [which launches in SA cinemas next Friday] continue to surprise at the box office, the outlook for faith and family-friendly entertainment is on an upward swing. While Hollywood today mostly seems to focus […]
Uganda president slams World Bank for freezing loans over anti-sodomy law: ‘We shall thrive’
Originally published in Lifesite News The President of Uganda, General Yoweri Museveni, has assured his citizens that the country’s economy does not need assistance from the West if that aid is tied to acceptance of homosexuality. In an official statement made in response to the freezing of loans to Uganda […]
WATCH: Jesus gets longest applause as Uganda church sets world record
Every Sunday, Phaneroo Ministries International, a prominent Ugandan church, attracts thousands of worshippers for its vibrant, spirit-filled services. On July 30, unlike the previous days of worship, the Christians gathered at the Uganda Manufacturers Association showgrounds came determined to break the Guinness World Record for the longest applause. Apostle Grace […]
Churches scramble to help people affected by killer fires in Hawaii
Originally published in CHVN Radio Dozens of people are dead and entire communities have been destroyed after hurricane winds pushed wildfires across two of Hawaii’s islands on Wednesday. People were forced to escape into the sea in some areas as fire tore through resort towns. Harvest at Kumulani Chapel, affiliated […]
Further reflections on war that caught Israel by surprise
Our UK correspondent, Charles Gardner penned this follow-up to his article last week on lessons learnt from the Yom Kippur war Mention of the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Yom Kippur War has revived significant memories for at least two friends of mine. Recollections which throw new light on the […]
ACDP demands full review of BELA Bill submissions amid concerns over draft report
The ACDP wishes to raise concern over discrepancies found in the BELA Bill draft report, says ACDP MP Marie Sukers in a media statement released today. She says: “The discrepancies in the report, with a staggering gap of nearly 9 000 overlooked submissions, is of grave concern. Every voice, every […]
Trial begins for pro-life activists facing 11 years in prison for abortion clinic blockade
Originally published in The Christian Post Jury selection began Wednesday in the trial of several pro-life activists facing federal charges in connection with a 2020 blockade of an abortion clinic in the nation’s capital as supporters urge Congress to repeal the FACE Act under which the defendants are facing up […]
‘Persecuted’ and ‘targeted’: evangelist Torben Søndergaard faces deportation from US
Originally published in CBN News Danish evangelist Torben Søndergaard now faces possible deportation after the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals denied a “Petitioner’s Motion for Stay of Removal” that could have freed Søndergaard from an ICE prison or led to a new trial in the immigration courts. Søndergaard has been […]
Former Chief Justice Mogoeng speaking at ‘uniting for change’ gathering in October
Former chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng will be the keynote speaker at a unique mass outdoor Christian gathering on the outskirts of Bloemfontein in early October. The event from Friday October 6 to Sunday October 8 “will bring God’s Mighty family together to redirect the nation as we seek His face”, […]