In this week’s podcast Janet Brann Hollis starts a series on various aspects of Governing Prophetic Gifts and Ministry. Is accuracy enough to pass the Governance Test? If not, what does Jesus say about Authority and the gifts? Each week we publish the latest episode of the podcast which can […]
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European Congress on Evangelism opens in Berlin with call for bold Gospel proclamation
Originally published in CBN The atmosphere inside the JW Marriott auditorium was electric as the opening day of the European Congress on Evangelism commenced. Set against the impressive backdrop of a 2m-wide stage, award-winning concert pianist Huntley Brown filled the space with a blend of classic hymns and contemporary worship […]
Book preview: ‘How to Get the Hell Out of Your Church’
Gateway News questions veteran pastor Graham Gernetsky about his book, How To Get The Hell Out Of Your Church 1. Tell us a little about yourself I previously qualified in medical technology but I have been in pastoral ministry for the past 53 years. I focused on leadership, discipleship training, […]
‘House of David’ star Michael Iskander credits Holy Spirit for show’s success
Originally published in Crosswalk The actor who portrays Israel’s legendary king in the hit Prime Video series House of David is crediting divine intervention for the show’s remarkable success. Michael Iskander was a relatively unknown actor until he landed the lead role, portraying a young man who boldly defends God’s honor while others falter and […]
What can Ramaphosa do about ‘Kill the Boer’ chant?
Philip Rosenthal of ChristianView Network comments on President Ramaphosa’s stance on Julius Malema and that controversial song President Ramaphosa has defended himself from Trump’s challenge on Malema’s “Kill the boer, kill the farmer” chant, saying that he can’t simply arrest Malema, and that as a minority party they have a […]
Christians walk hundreds of kilometres for Uganda Martyrs’ Day
By Tonny Onyulo — Originally published in RNS Beneath the equatorial sun and a sky streaked with clouds, thousands of pilgrims move slowly toward Namugongo. Their bare feet blistered, lips murmuring prayers and hands clutching rosaries, many walk hundreds of miles toward the sacred site for Uganda’s Martyrs Day, one […]
From the shadows of pain to the light of purpose — Lesego Beaular Mlangeni
Lesego Mlangeni, founder of Ladies’ Dwelling Place, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, shares a testimony of how a whisper from God brought her comfort and calling I was born into a home where love spoke louder than words. My parents were present, loving, and supportive. My mother, in […]
JULITA EXPLORES: Dare to believe
A monthly column in which Julita Kok shares on living adventurously with God Since Covid, I have been travelling from the one country to the next, doing what God tells me to do. Do not get me wrong, it is extremely exciting and sometimes very adventurous and I love an […]
The battle for Africa’s soul
In the new colonialism, global institutions are quietly undermining African values By Michael Swain, executive director of Freedom of Religion South Africa — Originally published in Law & Liberty In the heart of Sub-Saharan Africa, a quiet but profound conflict is unfolding, one that strikes at the moral and spiritual […]
Rick Warren urges Africa to lead global mission
Originally published in Christian Daily International Pastor Rick Warren addressed the General Assembly of the Association of Evangelicals in Africa last week, urging African Evangelical leaders to take the lead in fulfilling the global mission of the Church. He appeared on screen via livestream as he addressed participants of the […]

