Restoration through Christ Jesus
We had it all In the garden before the fall. We had no lack Before we went off track. Naked yet felt no shame, Because innocence defined our frame. The…
13 Hard Dating & Courtship Questions Answered: Rethinking Guy/Girl Relationships Book Spotlight
The Author Malamulo R.T Chindongo brings to this book, 16 years of ministry experience to college students and young professionals in parts of Southern Africa and the USA. Rethinking Relationships …
The Heritage Day: Forefathers or Eternal Father?
September is lovely. The colorful displays of Spring usher in Heritage month, with it’s plethora of colours that make up our Rainbow Nation. Although our cultural flair is displayed throughout…
Living with the Loss of our Child
In the Word, I found comfort in the truth: our child’s creation was an activity of God. Our precious child was made by God, for God. He/she wasn’t truly ours. The one who made our child saw it fitting to take them away and that is okay. I learnt that the Lord is trustworthy, although I do not have my child, I have the Lord and I am trusting in His goodness.
Beautiful By Design
How is it that as a Christian woman, I have derived my sense of worth from the size of my jeans and allowed my joy to be held captive by a number on a scale? Why do I turn to dieting and exercise for joy instead of Christ? Why is it easier to starve myself instead of praying and asking God to renew my heart and mind and give me contentment?
I Am Woman
God’s view of women is far grander, far more glorious and exceedingly more creative and beautiful. God defines women by their image-bearing worth. In God’s eyes, our identity as women comes from who we are in our created image-bearing design. In the eyes of a fallen world, our identity as women comes from an evolutionary design.
P31 Women’s Day Conference
Is delighted to invite you to our first P31 Women’s Day Conference Venue: Moletsane Baptist Church – Soweto
Dear Baby Girl, I’m Sorry About the Hard Things
I’m sorry, my sweet, innocent girl. I’m sorry that such a deep, dark, scary thing as death exists. I’m sorry that your eyes must open to it and your mind must expand with it and your heart must wrestle with it. You lost something tonight. A little piece of blissful unawareness exchanged for this frightening knowledge of ending.
And I hate it. Because I know that this is only the first. As your childhood merges into this thing called growing up, there are many more hard truths that you will have to uncover.
