We are constantly in need of wisdom if we are going to live successfully because we are not born with complete knowledge of all things. We need input from the outside. The Bible is input from the outside – the best kind of input: revelation from God himself. In a world of differing worldviews and… Continue reading Wisdom for life from a master-builder
Abortion and magic baby-dust
Abortion, the intentional termination of pregnancy, has been practiced since ancient times all across the world. The first recorded mention of it is from Egypt dated 1550 BC. Over the centuries, governments and cultures have cyclically embraced and condemned abortion across the world. In South Africa, abortion was fully legalized in 1997. A woman, or… Continue reading Abortion and magic baby-dust
When good times go bad (worldliness in the church)
Perhaps one of the best examples of good times going bad is the sinking of the Titanic. Can you imagine that fateful night? All was good. The band was performing, passengers were all dressed up and enjoying conversations, children were snoozing, grandparents were eating, couples were kissing and a generally good times was being had… Continue reading When good times go bad (worldliness in the church)
Four principles in giving to God’s work
God’s work has always been funded by God’s people.
Should we listen to the prophets?
Some years ago I was visited by a Christian lady who claimed to have received a prophecy, a message from God, for me and our church. The message was this, “Your church will enter a time of unprecedented miracles, signs, wonders, blessings and conversions. However, you shouldn’t limit God. You need to open yourself to… Continue reading Should we listen to the prophets?