In 2001, the World Christian Encyclopedia reported that there were, at that time, approximately 33 830 different Christian denominations in existence in the world. The number has undoubtedly grown much higher to the present day and further increases if we factor in the numerous sects and cults sprouting on a frequent basis. Moreover these denominations … Continue reading Christ’s Final Church | MG Blog
There are times in life where we face the dilemma to either move forward or retreat backwards. Such was the experience in the just ended evangelistic series in Bulilima, in the south-western part of Zimbabwe. Prior to the beginning of the meetings the atmosphere was a bit tense, being an election season, and there was … Continue reading 67 Baptized in Bulilima | Ministry News
A study in a certain small town revealed that the average time per day that fathers spent alone with their youngest sons was 37 seconds! Yes you read that right, 37 seconds! At the turn of the 20th century, with the introduction of automation, computers and technology, there was much anticipation that humans would now … Continue reading The Blessing of Rest | MG Blog
January 25th 1308, Edward II of England wedded with Isabella of France known infamously as the “she-wolf of France”. The couple is said to have been very ill-matched. Edward, tall and handsome, had little interest in war and fighting and often got criticized for being light-minded, extravagant and given to too much gambling and drinking. … Continue reading The Marriage of the Lamb | MG Blog
Most probably you will recall the thrilling 2010 incident of Chilean miners who got trapped underground for two months in a mine in Chile’s Atacama Desert. The incredible feat saw the 33 men clock a total of 69 days sealed in dense darkness, and for the first 17 days no one knew whether they were … Continue reading A Blessed Hope | MG Blog
According to the U.S. Department of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 2016 went on record as the hottest year in history, at least since humans started keeping track of global temperatures. In fact, except for one year (1998), the 16 hottest years in the past 100 years have been recorded from the year 2000 … Continue reading Global Cooling | MG Blog
It was on a Tuesday afternoon, the 19th of September 2017, when a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck Central Mexico causing catastrophic damage in the Mexican states of Puebla, Morelos and the Great Mexico City area. The quake, estimated to have lasted about 20 seconds of strong shaking, led to the collapse of more than 40 … Continue reading Built Upon the Rock | MG Blog
We possibly have all been at one or the other end of a broken promise. Either we have made a promise that we did not keep or someone promised us something that they failed to fulfill. Sometimes people make promises truly intending to fulfill them but then fail due to unforeseen circumstances; and on the … Continue reading How Will Jesus Return? | MG Blog
The Dead Sea Scrolls were first discovered in the year 1947 by a group of shepherds in the Qumran caves located west of the Dead Sea and about 20km from Jerusalem. The scrolls, preserved in clay jars, date to at least 200BC and were believed to belong to a Jewish religious community that had its … Continue reading A Sure Word of Prophecy | MG Blog
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