We are thrilled to introduce you to the remarkable Dr Caroline Leaf, a renowned clinical and research neuroscientist, communication pathologist, and audiologist whose work in psychoneurobiology and mental health is changing lives around the globe. Dr Leaf has become a beacon of hope for countless individuals seeking to understand and harness the power of their minds for improved mental health and well-being.

As we eagerly anticipate her upcoming tour to Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Durban this May, we acknowledge the profound impact Dr Leaf has had on the field of neuroscience and the lives of those she has touched. Through her groundbreaking research, insightful teachings, and compassionate approach to mental health, she has revolutionised our understanding of the mind-brain connection and provided practical tools for personal transformation…

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The institution of marriage is a powerful piece of evidence that supports the truth of the Christian worldview. Far from being useless, marriage is something recognised and practiced by basically every culture throughout history. Why would this be the case if it served no purpose? It is the book of Genesis that explains how the very concept of marriage is rooted in the way God designed the world.

The voices claiming that “marriage is useless” are incredibly naïve. A mountain of social science data overwhelmingly proves that marriage is a social good, yielding higher rates of health and happiness, sexual satisfaction, and better outcomes for children than any other romantic arrangement. To reduce marriage to “a piece of paper” is absurd…

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South Africans who have registered to vote have the responsibility of electing a party to represent their interests. How you exercise this right and responsibility of voting will have far-reaching consequences for every area of your life. As responsible citizens, Christians must strive to honour God in all areas of life. We are to oppose evil and work for righteousness. Christians therefore have a biblical duty to vote.

Amidst all the electioneering, unrealistic promises, media performances, slogan shouting, and empty rhetoric, it is very difficult to maintain an objective perspective on reality. Many even find it difficult to discern between what is right and what is wrong during election campaigns. Be careful not to merely listen to what is said, but to observe what is done. Cut through the vast volume of verbiage and evaluate each party and candidate in your area on the crucial biblical issues…

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The Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24 to 25 is Jesus’ end times sermon where He discusses the events leading up to His Second Coming. In Matthew 25, Jesus shares three parables, in this article we look at the parable of the talents. Jesus speaks of a man’s journey to a “far country” (Matt 25:14), so he leaves three servants in charge of his considerable wealth. To one he gives five talents, to another two, and to the last one. Upon the master’s return, he demands an accounting of the servants, only to find that whereas the first two commendably doubled their wealth, the third one did nothing with his talent. The master severely chastises this last servant, calling him “wicked and lazy” (v 26).So, what’s Jesus’ point?

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