Stewarding – Maasai cattle herders on the open fields with cattle

Africa Study Bible

Because God is the Creator, he owns all things. All that we have is given by him. Stewardship understands this and utilises God’s blessings to serve others

Africa Study Bible

Why Should I Tithe? The Call to Generous Christian Giving

Nelson Vhukani

Should I Tithe or is it more about being generous? African hands holding up a red paper heart.

Black Friday: 4 Things African Christians Need to Know

Blaque Nubon

Black Friday as the enter key on a black computer keyboard

Is Social Media Damaging My Ability To Read the Bible?

Joshua Lemayian

African man in bed gazing at his phone. The affect of social media on our spiritual growth can be negative.

What is Money For?

Martin Morrison

Teaching Children the Bible with Limited Resources

Dudu Mkhize

This article is aimed at encouraging gospel workers who do not have access to certain resources when teaching the Bible to children. Growing up in an environment where we had limited resources available to help with teaching Bible to the next generation, has grown my passion to teach the Bible to children in different contexts in Africa. Perhaps you might be thinking, ‘What do I mean about teaching with limited resources?’ When talking about resources I am referring to money, teaching materials, internet, venue and volunteers. It is a reality that many African countries, particularly rural areas, struggle with the...

Teaching Children the Bible with Limited Resources

Dudu Mkhize

12 Ideas to Redeem Your Time While Queuing

Tinashe Chengeta

We are losing hours and hours while we are queuing. Time is one kind of resource God gave us to use for his work as we wait for our coming Saviour.

12 Ideas to Redeem Your Time While Queuing

Tinashe Chengeta

Black Tax: Why I Don’t Resent Paying It

Blaque Nubon • Leah Maseko

A successful young professional. Leah, like many in South Africa, pays Black Tax to support family at home. She does it gladly. The question is, why?

Black Tax - Golden Egg on Black background

Black Tax: Why I Don’t Resent Paying It

Blaque Nubon • Leah Maseko

Responding to Disaster: Cyclone Idai and Christian Stewardship

Abel Sauti-Phiri

On the 9th of March it was reported that 26 lives had been lost due to flooding following the disaster of Cyclone Idai. Thousands were left homeless and hundreds suffered injury. Many people are still missing. Numerous properties including houses and domestic utensils, crops, fields, roads and bridges were extensively damaged as the president declared state of national disaster. Five days later the death toll rose to 56. The effects are vast, as half of the country’s provinces suffered devastating to mild flooding. Laxun Kalonga from Chitsime Newsletter sent me an email about the extent of the flooding in Malawi...