Missionary Minds

"Black Tax" weighs heavily on many African adults, especially when it comes to supporting aging parents. But what are the realistic expectations for adult children? How should we navigate our parents' transgressions? Is it ever right to financially compensate for sinful habits? What does the Bible say about honoring parents who have sinned against us? Join us as we delve into these complex questions and explore how Christian principles guide us in caring for our aging parents.

Ten easy steps to conducting Family Worship.

Is the European Union funding the unthinkable in Africa? Today, we delve into a controversial issue that raises unsettling questions. What exactly is meant by "reproductive health care," and how is it being interpreted? Are outside influences promoting an agenda that undermines biblical values and the sanctity of life? Discover the shocking claims and disturbing details surrounding signs promoting infanticide and the organizations behind them. Could this be a new form of colonialism disguised as social justice?

In Africa, the "black tax" weighs heavily—children feel obligated to financially support their parents, but where do you draw the line? Is it an endless obligation? What if your parents' needs are questionable? And how does your Christian faith play into this? Today, we tackle the tough questions about honoring your parents, balancing needs and ability, and avoiding the pitfalls of misplaced priorities and feigned inability. Could your financial support actually be hindering your family? We’ll explore the biblical principles that guide these complex decisions.

Some tips for the head of the family on Family Worship.

Is the church a powerful force or a fragile institution? What if the chaos in the world is not an accident, but a mission field? When Christians and non-Christians are indistinguishable, has the church lost its way? What does our society say about us, and is it a reflection of the church's true state? Has the church abdicated its responsibility, or is there still time for repentance and reformation? Discover the answers to these questions and more in today's episode.

Embark on a journey with "Come Ye Children," Charles Spurgeon's timeless treasure published in 1897. Spurgeon's profound affection for children offers fresh, colorful insights on the value of early spiritual guidance. This 160-page, 23-chapter booklet brims with quotable wisdom, practical advice, and biblical teachings, making it an essential read for educators and parents alike. Discover why our Christian school requires this read for all teachers and how it can bring a vibrant, life-affirming perspective to today's generation.

Has South Africa finally gone too far? The US has responded to SA's Expropriation Act and other "egregious actions" with sanctions and a call for Afrikaners to resettle in America. Will this finally be the year that Afrikaners leave their beloved homeland in droves? Should South Africa double down on their current path, or is there a wiser way forward? What does the US really want, and what will it take for SA to change their minds?

Explore the life of Tiyo Soga, a remarkable 19th-century figure who transcended cultural boundaries to become a pioneering Christian leader. How did Soga, a Xhosa minister, challenge the prevailing norms and make a lasting impact on South African history? What were his contributions to theology, hymnody, and education? Dive into this inspiring biography by Ferdie Mulder and Ivette Coetsee to uncover the untold story of Soga's dedication, resilience, and unwavering faith. Join us as we discuss the profound lessons from his life and the legacy he left behind.

If you feel stuck with where to start with family worship, here are a couple of resources that we discuss which could help you get equipped.