As a church, we recently made some changes to the format of our Sunday evening service with the view of emphasising corporate prayer as a church family. There have been some teething issues, and a good amount of reflection as to whether this was a
We have spent some time in recent studies examining the very important issue of racism, using as our springboard Acts 6:1–7. In this study, we will conclude our consideration of this important matter by examining biblical principles that govern interracial marriage and interracial adoption. I
Semper Reformanda—“always reforming.” This has been the motto, if not the consistent practice, of self-proclaimed biblical churches since the famed sixteenth-century reformation. That reformation commenced 499 years ago this month. Thoughtful Christians are grateful for that movement. As church leaders and their congregations became convinced
We live in exciting days. For Christians living in South Africa, this is doubtlessly true. We are living in the midst of some serious social upheaval, which is producing a wonderful opportunity for the church and therefore for the gospel. One of my major motivations
