The Word to the World
Skye Jethani calls watching or reading the news “a faith-challenging activity.” Do you know the feeling? As I type these words, I have just opened up News24.com. Here are some of the immediate headlines: “ANC seeks legal advice as members ignore calls for corruption accused
Dominique and I were engaged on 4 April 2004. We were married on 21 August 2004. A typical wedding planning checklist would suggest that we went about things the wrong way. According to MagnetStreet.com, the wedding date—or three dates, for flexibility’s sake—should be selected more
The word “status” is loaded with many connotations. “What’s your status?” could be a medical enquiry. It could be a question regarding relationship. It could refer to one’s social or vocational position. It could refer to a measurement of well-being regarding a community, business, or
Human beings thrive on predictability. Life is so much simpler when things operate according to set rules and when outcomes are guaranteed by the level of input. Consider the world of sport. Sport is attractive because of its unambiguity. Teams are easily identifiable by their