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Can you be cursed as a believer?

Which is stronger God’s blessings or the devil’s curses?
By Doug Mamvura Dec. 1, 2024

The missionary in the parking lot

It was an odd thing to hear from a stranger, especially one who pretty clearly wasn’t Jewish.
By Jeff Jacoby Nov. 24, 2024

Grace tidings: The law of sowing and reaping

Families scramble to keep up with rent, school fees, food, transport and a myriad of other monthly expenses.
By Doug Mamvura Nov. 10, 2024

Jesus Christ; basic overview

God is speaking to you now by His Spirit and His Word in the Bible and through people and circumstances and your spirit is echoing or resonating.
By Erasmus Makarimayi Nov. 2, 2024

Don’t be taken hostage by worry and anxiety

When Jesus mentions the “cares of this life,” the word “cares” is the Greek word merimna.
By Doug Mamvura Sep. 29, 2024

You are exonerated from sin

Releasing yourself from past and pardoned evil deeds is the hallmark of Christianity.
By Erasmus Makarimayi Sep. 14, 2024

Grace tidings: Are these signs following you?

According to Jesus, these supernatural signs are supposed to follow those who believe. Since you and I believe, that means these signs are supposed to follow you and me.
By Doug Mamvura Sep. 8, 2024

Importance of biblical knowledge

Born again believers are beneficiaries of something that already is. The realisation thereof or manifestation is based on truth.
By Erasmus Makarimayi Sep. 7, 2024

Big event for Call to Worship 16th anniversary celebrations

The event has grown significantly since its inception, becoming one of the most anticipated gatherings of worshippers in Zimbabwe.
By Richard Farekaye Aug. 28, 2024