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Rom 1:20 sê - Want sy onsigbare dinge kan van die skepping van die wêreld af in sy werke verstaan en duidelik gesien word, naamlik sy ewige krag en goddelikheid, sodat hulle geen verontskuldiging het nie. Vandag vertel Mariette Wheeler, ons marine bioloog ons meer omtrend die wonder van die piepklein Costasiella Naakslak daar onder die golwe. Good News Time

Faith is about more than what happens on a Sunday. Today, we have the opportunity to talk to Prof Amanda du Plessis, Director of the School of Christian and Ministry and Leadership at North-West University, about this theme. Good News Time

Vryheid beteken NIE dat jy kan kies hoe om te leef nie Daybreak | Dagbreek

: Matthew 28, Acts 2: John Smyth, 1609 Amsterdam Baptisms, and Believer’s Baptism

In 1609, English Separatist exile John Smyth performed a radical act in an Amsterdam bakehouse by pouring water over his own head and baptizing his congregation, giving birth to the modern Baptist movement. Driven by a commitment to Scripture, Smyth rejected infant baptism in Favor of credobaptism—the conviction that baptism is reserved exclusively for professing believers as commanded in Matthew | 28:19 and Acts | 2:38.

This episode with Rocky Stevenson Pastor of Benoni Bible Church explores the historical journey of Smyth and Thomas Helwys as they fled religious tyranny under King James I to pursue biblical church reform and freedom of conscience. Discover how their struggle over church authority, succession, and Christ’s sole role as mediator (1 Timothy | 2:5) led to an immediate church split, Helwys’s brave return to establish the first Baptist church on English soil, and the enduring legacy of religious liberty.

We invite you to listen to this compelling narrative of faith, conviction, and church history, and reflect on what it means to align our worship and church practice fully with Holy Scripture.

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We start off with Dr. Chuck Day joining us every Monday morning. He is Associate Pastor at Lewende Woord and today he explains his theme: “Two sides” from Rev 5:1 Good News Time

When God is silent Daybreak | Dagbreek

Erich en Lizette gesels oor `n erge motorongeluk waarin hulle was, en hoe hulle lewens op `n wonderbaarlike wyse gered is. Aan God al die Eer! Vier Die Lewe

Dr Murray Louw and Pieter Barnard discuss the signs and treatment of asthma. HospiVision

Vanoggend se Sondag Erediens word waargeneem deur Jacques Bornman (Mosaiek Gemeente) oor die tema: Gasvryheid en die vreemdeling

Volledige diens: https://youtu.be/6mqpAzU2ffY?si=ljIhG56dCjpmbaUF

How should Christians respond to government? Should we oppose it and rebel? Should we always obey? First Peter gives us clear guidance for Christians responding to government