South African Christian News: Telling the God Stories of Africa
Originally published in CBN Praise, prayer, and the Word of God filled the streets of Paris this weekend as more than 25 000 people participated in the March For Jesus in France. “If we want to touch the world, there is one condition: it is to love each other as […]
Thys Meades makes custom knives for international clients. He has participated in gruelling cycle races; he’s a former surfskier, powerlifter and bodybuilder; he’s an active family man. In a recent podcast chat with Ethan Black of KingfisherFM he shares how he went to bed one night after a normal busy […]
Originally published in The Christian Post An unlawfully detained Christian convert awaiting trial for more than three years in Egypt has been denied medical treatment despite his deteriorating health. On December 15 2021 Yemeni refugee Abdulbaqi Saeed Abdo was arrested inside his home after Cairo police stormed his property. During […]
Part 2 of a 2-part series on Christian engagement in the political sphere, in which Ryan Smit, Programme Director of the Wilberforce Academy, South Africa, discusses how the Christian confession translates into faithful political action in service of the Lord’s kingdom purposes in South Africa. [See Part 1] 6 Therefore, as […]
James Kawalya, a well-known Gospel preacher and intercessor from Uganda who once was a grandmaster in the occult world, led prayer in Johannesburg at the weekend for healing relations between South Africa and Israel. His prayer was during a session of a five-day, multidenominational Christian conference, the Consecration for Revival, […]
Dan Matthews, an elder at Joshua Generation Church, George and a former Christian political activist, and Adcocate Nadene Badehorst, former legal advisor to Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA), answer some of the big questions about the election in this informative episode of the Dying to Live podcast. You […]
Dr Pearl Kupe of Time2RiseSA makes a strong case for exercising your vote and provides some biblical guidelines on how to vote.#vote
Listen to this anthem-style worship song for South Africa composed and arraged by Adéle (NobleLight) Visser of Roodepoort. Based on Psalm 24, the song is a heart cry of the Holy Spirit to reinstate our need for God, says Adéle.#vote
By Charles Gardner, UK correspondent As I awoke this morning, bleary-eyed, to an alarming end-time scenario, I once more found myself exclaiming with rising exasperation: “The world’s gone mad!” The news that Spain has recognised a Palestinian state looked like a signal for re-igniting the Spanish Inquisition that brought such […]
Originally published in The Christian Post Finnish Christian parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen submitted her defence to Finland’s Supreme Court after being taken to trial a third time for tweeting a Bible verse half a decade ago in opposition to homosexuality. Räsänen’s defence argues she was within her international rights to express […]