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David

  • Boko Haram launches fresh attack on key Nigerian city

    Islamist insurgents attacked the outskirts of northeast Nigeria\'s main city Maiduguri on Sunday, engaging in a gun battle with soldiers that killed at least eight people, witnesses and a security source said.

  • Two points separated the seven young writers deemed the Best of the Best

    The \'Best of the Best\' young writer in the Press Service International columnist writer program with Christian Today results determined by the Australian and New Zealand Panellists as a combined effort - has shown seven were marked, wait for it, only two points apart.

  • The Virtue

    Especially these days there is a growing abundance in the world of lowering standards of attitude and integrity.

  • The Digital Divide

    The first of January 2015 marks the start of the UHF band being repurposed for Digital TV, Mobile Voice and Data transmissions in Australia.

  • Steven Furtick buys entire shopping mall to house his church

    Charlotte-based Elevation Church will no longer lease space in the Matthews Plaza Shopping Center in Independence Boulevard.

  • Research finds major barrier to mission is 'paralysing fear of rejection'

    Churchgoers are reluctant to invite non-Christian friends or family to join them in the pews because they are \"paralysed\" by fear of rejection or damaging a relationship.

  • Flight MH370 disappearance was an 'accident', declares Malaysia

    Malaysia declared on Thursday the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 an accident, clearing the way for the airline to pay compensation to victims\' relatives while the search for the plane goes on.

  • Several PSI young writers in leadership roles

    The Press Service International (PSI) \"young writer\" program with Christian Today has seen some major leadership developments for this new year and it is a joy to my heart to see such.

  • What Is Stopping You From Helping?

    Last year I was in Greece (I shared a little of this on my blog), working with a man called Pastor Phillip. Pastor Phillip is a small Korean man with a very big heart. He can speak Korean, Greek, English and a little bit of Persian. He has a thousand visions and even more friends. He is also the mastermind behind the Samaria operation.

  • Herald the Truth or be Silenced

    After the recent terrorist attacks on the Charlie Hebdo magazine headquarters, I recall a Muslim lady interviewed on the street say on TV news: \"I am using my free speech to condemn the publishing of the offensive cartoons.\"