Why should we pray? When we are finally over these extraordinary times, some of the scenes that will persist in my mind are those of hundreds of people in different countries kneeling in the streets calling on God. Others were praying loudly and unashamedly as they walked a safe distance from one another during the …
Making the main thing the main thing Wow, the world is in turmoil. Insecurity and fear through the effects of the pandemic and lockdown have gripped so many. Now, horrific footage of callous police suffocating George Floyd has sent our planet convulsing, with protests in every state of America and in 50 other nations. And, …
From an apostle’s-eye view I don’t suppose any of you can imagine the turbulent sea of emotions welling up inside me as I, as the One Jesus Loved, watched Him go. In a sense I felt numb, almost as if all that had happened over the last 40 days were a dream. What a tumultuous …
Anticipating the fallout from Covid 19 Well, lockdown has eased enough to allow us to get out and about from 6-9am every morning within a five kilometre radius of our residence. It is wonderful to get some real exercise and to see everyone else enjoying the beautiful autumn weather here in South Africa. What’s next? …
For My ways are not your ways… Facts, false news, science, opinions… Wow, I don’t know if you’re like me, but I’m getting acute aversion in the pit of my stomach whenever I get another WhatsApp, FB post or Tweet on information about the virus. Was it a leak from a Chinese laboratory dabbling in …
