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Do we believe God?

Do we believe God?

He knows what He’s doing even when we don’t. Daniel 2:20–22 says: “Praise be to the name of God for ever and ever;    wisdom and power are his.21 He changes times and seasons;    he deposes kings and raises up others.He gives wisdom to the wise    and knowledge to the discerning.22 He reveals deep and hidden things;    he knows what lies in darkness,    and light dwells with …

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God of the Song

God of the Song

Here’s a quote from God in the ICU in the chapter called Trusting God in the Darkness: A Sister’s Heartache: “Babbie Mason sings a song, the lyrics of which pointed the only way forward. She sings: God is too wise to be mistaken God is too good to be unkind, So when you don’t understand, …

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The Big Wave is on its Way

The Big Wave is on its Way

God is preparing His church The virus has taken its toll South Africa, like many parts of the world, is in dire straits after the lockdown. In fact, the economy was in bad shape before lockdown, racial tensions were fuelled by a radical political party, and violent crime was rampant. The virus has just exacerbated …

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PERSEVERING, ENDURING AND WAITING

PERSEVERING, ENDURING AND WAITING

Ensuring you finish well As lockdown in its various forms, drags on and we wonder if we will ever get back to normal — and what that ‘normal’ will look like — I’m reminded of a recurring theme throughout the Bible. That theme is perseverance, with its sisters, waiting and endurance. Derek Prince makes the …

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Social Distancing and Prayer

Social Distancing and Prayer

How is it affecting your prayer life? We can no longer connect physically as we pray In these days of social distancing (which, as someone has rightly said, should be called spatial distancing, since our social interaction should still be close), we have little opportunity to pray with others. Much of our prayers need to …

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Witnessing for Jesus in hospital and out
A new doctor is caught in a web of African superstition and dying children.