Peter calls the church God's "chosen people". In what sense are we 'chosen'?

William Duma was 'essentially a man of prayer'. Might the same be said of us?

William Duma helps a dying woman confess her sin to her husband, leading to forgiveness and peace, reminding us to confess and forgive as part of God's way of healing.

A young man repeatedly postpones his decision to accept Jesus, with tragic consequences, urging us to say 'yes' to Christ before it's too late and to share His love with others while there's still time.

William Duma’s bold faith leads King Sobhuza of Swaziland to accept Jesus Christ as King of Kings, highlighting the importance of making Christ the true ruler of our lives.

A story from the life of William Duma, where a woman seeking redemption after attempting murder finds forgiveness and new life in Christ.

William Duma refused to take glory for himself. He was a man of self-denial, a man who surrendered all to God. What an example to us!

One morning William Duma lamented that he was a fisher of men with an empty net. He held his net up to God saying "fill it today!" And less than a few hours later... God had put somebody in his path who he led to Jesus. Perhaps we should join Duma in his prayer today, and determine that our nets never be empty!

With such a powerful healing ministry, William Duma could well have become proud and self-reliant. But God reminded him to watch and pray so that pride would not take root in his heart. Are we praying against pride? It has no place in our Christian lives.

Pastor Duma encountered whispers of doubt from the enemy before he prayed with people. He had to stand against those whispers and stand on the Word of God. Is Satan trying to trip you up today? Stand firm in the Word of God!

William Duma's life story is an amazing read! A South African Baptist pastor with a wonderful healing ministry, he was hugely impacted by his Uncle Vika who stood up for Jesus boldly, and spoke out against the traditional godless ways of his family. How much good would come if we stood up for Jesus more?

Psalm 31 reminds us that joy is a choice, and even in tough times, we can rejoice in God's love, knowing He sees our affliction and knows our anguish.

Psalm 31 encourages us to choose trust in God, even during hardships, acknowledging that our lives are in His hands and He is worthy of our trust.

Psalm 31 encourages us to commit our lives to God, pledging loyalty to Him, trusting that His power will deliver and sustain us when we choose to fully commit.

Psalm 31 reminds us to seek refuge in God, avoiding the spiritual traps the enemy sets, and choosing to walk in God's ways for a life that glorifies Him.

Psalm 31 encourages us to choose God as our rock and fortress, standing on His solid foundation and finding refuge in His strength amid life's challenges.

Jesus was an expert at “stringing pearls”—referencing Old Testament Scriptures to reveal deeper truths, inviting us to read the Bible with fresh eyes and a richer understanding.

The Jewish tradition of blessing prayers inspires us Christians to offer continual praise to God for both everyday and extraordinary moments.

Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg’s "Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus" explores the significance of visible symbols of faith, encouraging Christians to humbly and openly identify with Jesus, just as He wore tassels to signify His devotion to God.

Ann Spangler and Lois Tverberg's “Sitting at the Feet of Rabbi Jesus” reminds us of the importance of community, encouraging Christians to connect with haverim (friends) in shared learning and discipleship as Jesus did.