Krehon Magazine - Issue 4 - Jan-Feb 2019

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ISSUE 4 // JAN-FEB 2019

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Vashti Prins CHANTEL WILKS / VALERIE TAFADZWA / ELAINE SWARTZ / DAWOOD GOEIMAN / JAYLEE GERTSE / + MANY MORE

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Body 12 Dawood Goeiman THE LIFE OF A GOLDEN GENTLEMAN

16 Gift Guide: Gifts For Her A GENERAL COLLECTION OF LOCAL GIFTS FOR WOMEN

26 Gift Guide: Gifts For Gents A GENERAL COLLECTION OF LOCAL GIFTS FOR GUYS

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Readers Editor’s Note Fact Pack Know Now

56 Look, Hear 72 Together 92 Tapestry 108 Market

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KONTENTS Relationship 58 In a Relationship with Technology THE DAILY SIDE EFFECTS OF TECHNOLOGY

64 Sweet Relational Beginnings Part 2 A PREPARATION GUIDE BY DONORIQUE WESSELS

66 Discover the Art of Fighting

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APPLYING WISDOM IN ADULT CONFLICT

70 Isolation, The Enemy of Growth A WORD OF REFLECTION BY ANASTACIA CLAASEN

Soul 46 Beyond Potential ENLIGHTENMENT BY MAGASELA SAYS

49 The Way (New Horizon) AWESOME LYRICS BY PAT BARRETT

50 Discover Me, In The Light That I Truly Am A POEM BY YOUNG POET MCCAILYNN BENN

52 In Him I Move SHAYLOM WARD SHARES HER DANCE EXPERIENCE

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Spirit 74 The ‘F’ Word LIZEL MAASDORP MAP ON THE ROAD OF FAITH

76 Oneness Manifested IMPRESSIONS FROM KRM YOUTH CAMP

82 Truly Grateful + Courage A WORD OF REFLECTION BY BRENT OCTOBER

88 Our Father In Heaven: Who Are You? UNDERSTANDING WHO GOD SAYS HE IS

87 Lyrical Twist EXPOSING THE HEART OF CHRISTIAN SONGWRITING

90 God is Good by Bill Johnson A BOOK REVIEW BY KURSHÉ-LEE BRANDT

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Finance 96 Work In Perspective GAINING BALANCE & FREEDOM IN YOUR OCCUPATION

102 DEBTriment A RESCUE GUIDE TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM

105 Rise Again FROM A FEELING OF FAILURE TO FAILING FORWARD

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FOUNDER / EDITOR Mark Zion LAYOUT / DESIGN Mark Zion CONTENT DIRECTOR Mark Zion PROOFREADER Lilian Coetzee CONTRIBUTORS Liam Barnwell Macailynn Benn Kurshé-Lee Brandt Anastacia Claasen Jaylee Gertse Demi Johnson Lizel Maasdorp Unati Magasela Manyela Rishon Naphtali Brent October Elaine Swartz Valerie Tafadzwa Shaylom Ward Donorique Wessels Chantel Wilks Published via: issue.com

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Self-love, health and repositioning. The words I live by these days. Hours after I’d drafted them on my radar, one of my dearest and most brilliant brothers in Christ encouraged me with these very words. They are vital for my growth in this season.

And my ‘sanity’. By grace.

Enough about me, though.

Let’s talk about You, the reader. The wanderer, (explorer perhaps)? The romantic. The expert. The serious. The humorous and the purpose-driven.

We are all so wonderfully wired and woven together with our Creator’s intentional blueprint in mind. Yet so many of us are constantly

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rushing to jump on the train of impatience all the way to “Crazyville”. Why is that?

Sound advice or motivation cannot really persuade you on how to manage your life and thoughts better, if your mind never stops at “Renewal Station” to take a breather on “Platform R” - for Responsibility. Yes, you and I are responsible in choosing patience, joy, and wisdom which leads to wholesome thinking, healthy relationships and spiritual prosperity, to name but a few of the generous bene'its.

At a random occasion I once heard a young guy casually stating; “I’m not so clued up on the Bible.” At that very

moment I couldn’t help but think of how unaware he must be of the sweetness, blessing and relief that is chested in the Word. Hence, this magazine aims at giving readers ample clues i.e clear guidelines and pure truth - centred in Christ and in His everlasting word. I know I would be lost without it. Life without it equals death. So I encourage us all to choose life. It’s so worth it.

In the words of another awesome friend of mine, always be lekker! :)

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PROKLAIMER (disclaimer) THE VIEWS EXPRESSED IN THIS PUBLICATION ARE STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART AND BOLDLY BOX-LESS. THE CONTENTS AND ALL SUBJECT MATTERS ARE DIVERSELY CELEBRATED IN THEIR SHOWCASE. FREEDOM, TRUTH AND LIFE EDIFIED.

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HISTORY / LIFE HACKS / COOL STUFF

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Help keep 9light costs down. Make sure you delete your browser history every time you go online to check 'light rates for that holiday you long for.

Although travel companies deny it, research suggests prices may increase when you visit a site multiple times thanks to stored information about previous searches. mirror.co.uk

The current South African national cricket team, The Proteas, is one of the most successful national teams in the country and the world. Their record in test cricket is quite outstanding for such a young team. They are currently ranked number one in the world in both ODI and Test cricket.

In 2009 they made history when they became the 'irst ever South African team to win an away test cricket series in Australia. The year proved to be a successful one for the Proteas, being undefeated in 10 Test matches. sahistory.org.za

Cartoon Eyed Fish Florida researchers uncovered this dogfish shark last year. Named after "the Shark Lady" Eugenie Clark, a famous shark researcher, Genie's dogfish features cartoonishly large, bright blue eyes. Huge peepers aside, the shark is only about 20 to 28 inches long.

Shop without stress .

After your next big shop, put all the shopping items on a table in a group before you put it away, and take a photo on your phone. You’ll then have an instant visual shopping list to refer to next time you’re at the supermarket and can’t remember what you need.

Known as Squalus clarkae, it lives in the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean. Like others of its kind, it's threatened by commercial fisheries — which often accidentally catch sharks.

Marine scientist Mariah Pfleger said in a statement, "The first step to successfully conserving these species that live in deeper waters, like Genie's dogfish, is finding out what is down there in the first place.” theinsider.com

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NEW SAMSUNG FLEX DISPLAY Samsung revealed something huge: its first foldable screen, which opens clamshell-style and flattens out for a tablet-size display. The Infinity Flex Display, as the tech is called, is an entirely new direction for Samsung smartphones that required development of new materials and processes to make it functional. techradar.com

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D AW O O D GOEIMAN A GOLDEN GENTLEMAN A GENERATION-INSPIRER WHILST OBTAINING HIS DEGREE IN B.TH THEOLOGY which he’s accomplished with a Cum Laude pass, Dawood Goeiman has also been training in preparation for his participation in the 2020 Comrades Marathon.

Bearing witness to this golden gentleman’s striking character at a glance, I was inspired to learn more about his life and journey.

Beloved, righteous and wisdom. These are the known meanings behind Dawood Goeiman’s name. He describes himself as a loving person and truly honours the people who has played a valuable role in his life thus far - lovingly so.

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Where did you grow up and how did that in9luence your character today?

I grew up in the Northern Cape, in a small town called Strydenburg (50 km before Hopetown). The Northern Cape context of the here-and-now has helped me to gain a better understanding of life as we know it, between its simplicities and complexities.

require lengthy answers for lots of marks. I also enjoyed Maths and Geography.

When did you decide to study Theology and why?

Initially, I never intended on studying Theology. Education was my 'irst choice.

However, at school I often spoke passionately about the word of God. Knowing this, my teacher suggested I choose Theology. Her recommendation lead her to apply on behalf of me.

Tell us about the people in your life.

What do they mean to you and what do you value most about them and their part in your life?

My family plays a huge role in my achievement at the University of Stellenbosch. Our church Roepersfontein Pentecostal Ministry has also played a signi'icant role in my life. It has been my spiritual backbone, helping me to really stay focused on God. My girlfriend Vernique played a major part during the preparation for my 'inal exams. She constantly motivated me and we also helped one another with our academic work. God has been and remains the centre of it all.

What has been the highlights of your studies?

A great highlight was receiving an invitation from Golden Key International, which is an achievement for excellence in academics and by receiving it every year.

What has been the most challenging part of your studies?

Learning to understand the Bible in the various contexts and to interpret it in a hermeneutic approach which consists of the word in the text (before and after). Being a Pentecostal congregant made it dif'icult for me to interpret it in that way.

What were some of your favourite moments in high school and what were your favourite subjects?

My favourite moments in High School includes winning the 5000m and 1500m long distance, and receiving a special award in grade 11 by Miss September. History will always be one of my favourite subjects, especially because I love the questions that

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Describe the day of your Graduation?

I was feeling a bit nervous but at the same time overwhelmed by the success of my achievement. It was a blessed and loved day ordained by God for me.

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This is one of Dawood’s recent testimonies: I was on the verge of giving up. I wanted to quit my studies. I completed and submitted the cancelation form. About 3 to 4 days later I returned to the Admin building after realising that I didn’t want to follow through with the request. When I entered the of'ice, the lady behind the desk was still speaking on the phone, about to upload my cancellation. It was only by grace that the Lord lead me back to the of'ice just in time for me to cancel the cancellation. Today I have no regrets.

Tell us about your Athlete days at school and how important Fitness is to you?

My days at school as an athlete was awesome and brilliant. Some of the kids called me Vinnige Fanie. It was always exciting to compete with other brilliant athletes. I remember at the age of 17 I competed with the under-19 boys and defeated them. It was a sweet victory.

Fitness for me is the key to life. I breathe 'itness, I sleep 'itness. Fitness is a natural part of who I am and will always be for the rest of my life. Being active unlocks new doors.

Fast Facts: • If not Theology, I would’ve studied Civil Engineering or a Business Degree.

• My greatest fear is losing my mom and myself as person.

• I would like to see more sport programs being created which would provide sportsmen and women a solid platform to reach their goals. As well as growth in the field of sport that enables players to make a better living for themselves.

• My hidden talent is playing a bit of piano now and then.

Inspiration

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MEDITATION Let your conduct be without covetousness; be content with such things as you have. For He Himself has said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

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At some stage you had to endure two medical operations and was out of the game for two years.

Please share more about that and how it strengthened you?

In the beginning of my 'irst year at the university, I went to the bathroom after a training session one day and whilst sitting down I just saw a lot of blood starting to 'low.

During a counselling session, I learned that I was unable to compete during that time.

One of my Professors, Prof Thesnaar, whom I adore, guided me throughout this process. On the 4th of November 2016, it was time for me to undergo my 'irst haemorrhoid operation which was tough, because the operation was big and I had to return to the hospital in October 2017 to undergo the second operation due to it being a massive operation.

As you can see, this was during my exam times, so I

had to endure and keep the faith. I remember at the 'irst operation I opened the Bible with the scripture which says “I am with you” and I know at that moment God was speaking to me.

How long have you been training for the Comrades Marathon and what does your training consist of?

I have been running since 2012 upon receiving my Western Province colours and going on to compete with the best. I have been training for the Comrades for 3 years (which excludes my post-op recovery phase). My training schedule consists out of 45minute long runs in the morning and sometimes doing fartlek to keep the endurance in shape. I do speed two times a week to balance between endurance and speed.

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Who has been your greatest role model or inspiration?

John Cena has been my greatest role model.

Typically, my room walls on campus featured many of his pictures. I know some may say that he is not an athlete originating from athletics, but I like his work ethic which hosts a never-die attitude. His slogan Never Give Up continues to inspire me.

also go hand-in-hand quite brilliantly. It is also best to remain the same person by not changing into a falsi'ied version of oneself.

Which Bible verse/scripture are you currently meditating on and what are you drawing from it at the moment?

I’ve been meditating on Hebrews 13:5, where the Lord says that “I will never leave thee nor forsake thee.” The ‘never’ and ‘never forsake’ held and kept me during my years at university. It inspired me and propelled me forward.

What are your aspirations for the 5 years of your life?

I see myself living a life I have dreamed of as described in my article in Die Burger (2015).

To provide for my mother and have a joy'illed life. Giving back to the community would make me very happy. I believe and declare that the next 5 years will be years of great abundance and prosperity for me.

Below: Dawood and his girlfriend Vernique Levendal on the day of his graduation.

What does ‘trusting God’ mean to you?

For me, trusting God gives me courage during times of suffering and pain. Trusting God means to be thankful for everything, even though things may not go my way.

Trusting God means trusting the process I go through.

What is your message to aspiring Theology students and upcoming Sport personalities?

I would like to encourage upcoming theologians and sport stars to maintain their endurance and to never lose the faith. Being active in sport and/or being a theologian is one of the character building careers. They

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“I breathe fitness. Being active unlocks new doors.”

Dawood’s vision for 2019 is to be the best at what he can do and to keep rejoicing in the name above all names while working to bring God glory. His vision for the near future is obtaining his second degree with a high standard. I know I can because I serve a God of great wisdom and powerful knowledge,” he says.

Amen, brother! You’re a bold mountain-shifter who knows Where his help comes from. I know God is pleased in your acknowledgement of Him. I salute your spirit of kindness, sincerity and perseverance. May you keep on being strong and courageous in all your endeavours and the road ahead.

God bless you and keep you. ⓚ

THESE ARE SOME OF DAWOOD’S FAVOURITE PEOPLE, PLACES & THINGS:

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GIFTS for HER I’ve put together a few of my favourite locally made gifts for the women in your world. selector DEMI JOHNSON

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Fun and quirky jewellery by Anso is the perfect gift for the woman who loves colour. Her pieces are truly special and my pick would de'initely be her custom made Stoner Rings.

Choose from over 20 different gemstones from Madagascar wrapped in brass or silver.

Where to -ind Anso: Neighbourgoods Market @ The Old Biscuit Mill, Saturdays 9am-3pm Instagram: @theamazingworkofanso

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https://platform23.com/collections/anso

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Hand-crochet garments made with love by Cenza.

De'initely not your granny’s doily. Her custom made crochet garments make for the perfect summer essential gift.

Instagram: @cenza_sa

Visit: https://cenza.co.za/

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Demi Johnson is the designer and owner of her own women’s wear clothing line, the bespoke Theophilia Collection. I am also a professional Flamenco dancer with a Cape Town based company, Tierra Flamenco.

The gift of art by Dayfeels. What woman wouldn’t want a beautiful piece of art. Dayfeels offers 9ine art prints, ceramics as well as wearable pieces.

My hobbies include thrifting/vintage shopping or treasure hunting as I like to refer to it. I love watching live theatre productions and musicals and I enjoy writing poetry.

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If you’re looking for a timeless gift, these 'ine leather shoes handmade by Sweetpeas are a de'inite must. Choose from an array of different leather colours and styles to 'ind the perfect pair.

Instagram: @sweetpeas_handmade Visit: https://www.sweetpeas.co.za

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The best all natural skincare gift any woman could receive.

Skoon products are toxin-free and not tested on animals.

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Where to -ind Skoon: Instagram: @skoon.skincare

http://www.skoonskin.co.za

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If journaling is her thing, you can’t go wrong with this beautifully designed pack of 2 A5 journals by Liberty Bespoke.

@libertybespoke • https://hellopretty.co.za/liberty-bespoke • https://www.libertybespoke.co.za

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https://hellopretty.co.za/bamboo-revolution

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Give the timeless gift of time with a watch by Bamboo Revolution.

Each bamboo watch face is unique and paired with a handmade genuine leather strap.

The best things to do with the best things in life is to give them away - DOROTHY DAY

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Statement earrings that look like you’re wearing stunning art

by Lichen & Leaf. Be mesmerised by the detailed enigma of magic and motion.

Instagram: @lichenandleaf

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If lingerie is a bit too intimate, Luna Intimates offer a range of light and playful sleepwear that make for the perfect gift all year around.

Instagram: @luna_intimates + lunaintimates.com

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- Adaptogens to improve well-being and help restore balance in the body.

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RAW CACAO AND CINNAMON - To stabilize blood sugar.

TURMERIC AND LUCUMA -Turmeric as a powerful antioxidant and antiinflammatory.

Lucuma contributes sweetness and lots of vitamins and minerals.

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S U P E R F O O D C O F F E E F O R A B A L A N C E B O O S T.

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Our goal is to cultivate the finest natural ingredients our planet has to offer and create an end product which not only satisfies the senses but ensures your body is well looked after.

Treat yourself with a treat is good for you.

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GIFTS for GENTS

Local gifts for local legends.

Check out these all-year-round gift picks for the fellas.

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Made from Green Sandel Wood, these Summer Shades from Telford Eyeware comes with a super cool bamboo container. Flexible hinges and 'its most faces. https://helloman.co.za/telfordeyewear/telford-drifter

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Every South African man should own at least one patriotic pair of socks (at least once in your life)! These bamboo babies from Nic Harry are made from the 'inest 'ibre. Proudly manufactured in Cape Town. https://nicharry.com/products/ south-africa-9lag-socks

Made with a blend of natural oils, infused with Eucalyptus and Lavender Essential oils, this organic grooming set is set to protect your skin and give your beard the premium care it deserves. Superb quality from The Bearded Man SA.

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https://helloman.co.za/the-beardedman-sa/premium-grooming-set

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Designed and produced in Durban, these warrior wallets

by Thandana (which means “to love one another”) is a durable gift for the working man. It comes in a range of active colours of which hazelnut is a great choice.

LOCAL IS BOSS

https://utique.co.za/shop/mensleather-wallet-hazelnut-2

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Always Be Lekker Epic artwork from Baraka gift shop, like this Cape Town Combi Palm Trees Poster comes in A3 Size (450mm x 320mm) and is Printed on High Quality Performance Alto Paper Wrapped in Plastic Sleeve with loose supporting cardboard backing.

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Who wouldn’t want this superhero galvanised pipe lamp from Quanto E Bello Designs? The Hulk, with its solid wood base would surely make you see the light and remind you of the champion you are.

https://helloman.co.za/quanto-e-bellodesigns/the-hulk

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bomber leather jacket https://www.rsamade.co.za/ vendors/chepa-streetwear

Practical, easy to wear and eye-catching, this Black Panther inspired leather jacket is a must-have for the man on the move. It is made by Chepa Streetwear (pronounced t/shepa) who believe in supporting local business and promoting creative synergies with brands and artists which ultimately results in mutual bene'its.

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Produced in a 100 year old KZN factory, this wide journal from Stockton Goods is 'it for a true traveller or artist. Made with vegetable tanned leather, it contains 100 pages with hand-torn edges.

Pen(ny) for your thoughts?

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8 This winner from Tsonga Shoes, called Imboni is a sleek styled shoe with a no nonsense look, featuring the best in suede and leather whilst providing comfort that is beyond compare. These are de'initely a pair to have in your arsenal of shoes.

Follow Tsonga Shoes on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. https://www.tsonga.com/ collections/mens-trainers/ products/imboni-mensleather-boot-in-spazioberlino

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Hey there, Ziyanda OISHI, CAPE TOWN A Cape Town-based sushi delivery service that delivers stylishly assembled and packaged sushi straight to your door. Oishi reaffirms that ordering-in does not have to be a slobby affair, but can be sophisticated and chic. Order your sushi online and choose from classic maki, to designer California rolls and sashimi salads, all of which arrive in pristine packaging, which require no plates, or mess.

They currently deliver to the City Bowl and Claremont.

South African entrepreneur Zonke Zama Ndaba will launch his African kitchen appliances brand, called Ziyanda this year. In a statement, the founder said: “Ziyanda Appliances was born out of the need to add to many brands that showcase the fact that South Africans can also create beautiful high-end luxury products, and releasing the concept images was me taking my fellow South Africans into my con'idence in order to see what I am working on, that could hopefully be an addition to the beauty that continues to emerge from our amazing country.” ewn.co.za

food24.com WORK OUT BUDDIES

MINDERZ

You’ve probably heard the old adage “strength in numbers.”

Well, working out with one or more pals can help strengthen your body and your relationships.

The app connects pet owners with trusted pet sitters.

Minderz now has 600 pet minders ready to house-sit, check on pets daily, and walk your dog while you are away.

Much like Uber, the platform connects pet owners with minders in their vicinity.

The company is based in Cape Town, with a few minders in Johannesburg, and smaller groups each in Durban and Pretoria

It also can boost your resolve to stick with a 'itness plan. According to the magazine Experience Life: “Exercise partners provide a powerful combination of support, accountability, motivation and, in some cases, healthy competition.”

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46 Beyond Potential 50 Not Seen, Not Heard (poem)

CHARACTER / INSIGHT / ARTS & CULTURE

52 Shaylom Ward: In Him I Move

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[SO] Cover Feature

interview by MARK ZION pictures VASHTI PRINS

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VASHTI PRINS hails from the town of Kuilsriver (in the Northern Suburbs), better known as ‘Kuila’ amongst the young folk. Having had the privilege to experience her formative and current years in quiet, safe and secure areas has had a good influence on her development as a young woman.

She realises that there are many who cannot say the same, thus she really is grateful to have grown up in a more balanced environment.

Admittedly, Vashti deems herself as not very street smart, which stirs within her a curious bug, wanting to explore other locations regardless of the area or circumstance.

A beautiful woman with a beautiful name which carries a beautiful meaning. It literally means Beautiful and Best/Excellent woman. “It stems from the Bible, Queen Vashti in the book of Esther.

My mom says she decided on this name for me because the meaning thereof is precisely what she envisioned for me; a beautiful woman of excellence, a queen, a conqueror,” she says. Her second name, Aleyna is also very beautiful and means Precious or Awakening.

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Tell us about your life as a teenager, student life and your journey to becoming a young adult?

Goodness! Life as a teenager was all about hustling at school like I was hustling for the real world. At the time school work was like the most serious thing in the world to me. So my teenage years over'lowed with Eisteddfods for piano, poetry, public speaking, debate, reading, prose, monologues and then student council and choirs. I was that girl who took on everything. A downright nerd.

Varsity was more or less the same because I realised these were important institutions to get through and failing was not an option - in fact failing is one of my most debilitating fears.

However, while being very dif'icult, varsity was a lot more fun. I had more friends, exposure to different cultural backgrounds and social experiences and a little more freedom. For the 'irst time in my life I didn’t live at home and this was an adjustment in itself. This is where the 'irst seeds of independence started taking root and where ultimately the desire for full independence started growing. I’m glad it’s over though. I have never been more sleep deprived in my whole life than when I was a student, lol!

Varsity became so stressful that I got the hang of the ‘just wing it’ bug. I think it taught me that sometimes you just have to wing it and brace yourself for what comes next - it could be pleasantly good or really bad but even that, if

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you allow it, creates room for growth and forward motion.

them. I am learning that mental, emotional and spiritual health is the most important thing you can cultivate for yourself 'irst and then for the people you have any relations with. I have learnt that you literally need to listen attentively to your body and the male or female inside of it because sometimes its requests are so soft you can barely hear it and then you wind up in a world where you are feeling disrespected or overstimulated because you took yourself to places you actually didn’t want to be or you allowed things that actually hurt or damaged you.

Right now, my journey to becoming a young adult must have been the most dif'icult and complex personal journey. This is the time where it stopped being about the institutions, the work and everything around me. This is where I became more focused on the person I wake up with every morning - Me. I won’t lie, right now is the most rough, brutal and emotional journey of my whole life, but it is rewarding. It is simultaneously scary and exciting. It reveals your depths and what you’re capable of in the most agonising ways sometimes. Through it all though, I sure hope I can laugh about and appreciative it all later in my life.

I am learning that mental, emotional and spiritual health is the most important thing you can cultivate for yourself first and then for the people you have any relations with.

I am currently learning profound lessons. I 'inally realise that some Tumblr sayings aren’t simply cliché, they were just things people said that I hadn’t internalised yet because I hadn’t learnt the lesson or had the experience yet. I am learning the importance of boundaries and that it’s important to have them even though people will be more than often offended by them, label you or misunderstand you because of

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favourites Food & Beverage: Boerewors Roll & Coke Fashion Item: Mom Jean, Underrated Tee Smartphone App: Superbalist / Pinterest Hidden Talent: Baking Song in the Shower: Teardrops by Womack & Womack Actor & Actress: Shailene Woodley & Saoirse Ronan, Bradley Cooper & Jarrid Geduld Musician: Drake / Donald Glover Books: The Tattooist of Auschwitz, Women Who Run with the Wolves, Maggie’s Miracle Holiday Destination: Would love to travel to Greece kréhonand the Maldives

How did you discover your niche for acting? When did you decide to pursue Drama in pursuit of becoming an actress?

You know, people always think it was this ‘come to the light’ moment or great revelation. I had just always been my best, most happy self within the artistic space. I 'ind that it’s a space that scares me the most and gives me the most anxiety ever but makes me feel the most alive, expressive and communicative. In terms of acting - I love all the 'ine work that goes into creating my character and my character’s work. It is emotionally daunting but fun and very exciting nonetheless. There wasn’t a moment I decided to de'initely pursue this, it was just the natural next step for me.

Do you prefer being called an Actor or Actress?

Call me an Actress. I know, an actor is an actor and previously in my mind it has also always been a unisex term even though there was a female version of it. But now with everything that has been happening pertaining to male and female power struggles and recognition especially in the work place, I need the two versions of the word to be used separately. It matters now yes, because now, especially, I just want males and females to be recognised as two different entities that have different abilities so that in doing so, us females can be recognised fully, speci'ically and specially apart for what we are, what we have to offer and what we are capable of that is solely ours and our magic alone - if that makes sense? We do such ground-breaking, strong and impacting work that needs to be recognised as solely a female’s in'luential work and an Actress’ in'luential work. I cannot stand to succumb to yet another term that gets a male title takeover as soon as it represents strength, in'luence or success. I need us to not be lazy and refer to actresses as actresses out of pure respect. !4 2

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What has been some of the greatest challenges playing Danielle Hendricks aka Danni on Suidooster? And what are some of the most rewarding aspects of playing this character?

A soapie character is never really too dif'icult to play because there isn’t exactly enough time within the actual production of a scene to submerge yourself dramatically into the character like you would in a theatre production or a movie.

Its two/three takes and onto the next scene and then your character’s emotional journey shifts or changes route completely. I think the dif'icult part in general is having to generate different emotions at such a fast rate while maintaining focus at the same time.

Another thing I 'ind can become dif'icult is exercising the consistent discipline to take note of your character’s emotional timeline and journey. Take note when those things are in'luenced by direct or indirect events and how that shift and changes your character’s state of being and to what extent and how that will affect your relationships. I think it’s very easy to become lazy playing a character in a soapie. Playing Danni becomes rewarding when I look back to the

audience and my character has been a point of relation or comfort for them. It is rewarding when my audience can recognise themselves within in my character and learn or grow from it or even recognise themselves within a situation my character experienced and then learn or grow from it. I have also had moments of personal revelation following certain things my character has said or done. I learn from her sometimes. She also allows me the channel through which to address very serious issues such as sexual harassment, or dealing with past demons and traumas, and in being a part of other people’s storylines I get to be a side line voice for such things as opinions on abortion or cults or mental illness.

How do you maintain your con9idence and what drives you to improve yourself every day?

Facebook: @Suidooster

That’s actually one I struggle with; con'idence isn’t my best quality (ironically so). I refrain from reading the comments on our Suidooster fan-page because people indirectly and without realising it sometimes attack the person behind the character and not the character itself.

RIGHT: Vashti alongside her fellow cast members from soapie Suidooster.

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⟶ I maintain my con'idence by trying, in small amounts, to practise honouring myself, good mental health, choosing what I allow into my intimate space and knowing myself because if I have that, I think nothing outside of me or that doesn’t belong to me can really shake me into becoming insecure and not con'ident. But even in this, I am baby-stepping the hell out of it, I really do fail dismally most days.

Because I won’t lie though, this is a very small and critical industry – everyone talks and has an opinion whether it be about your personal life or work life and maintaining con'idence in such a brutal, unsafe space is extremely very hard.

What is your de9inition of Faith, Hope and Love?

My de'inition of Faith, Hope and Love is as the ultimate teacher states it in the Bible, so we might as well go verbatim on that - nothing more and nothing less. I think every other add on to those de'initions is to make us humans comfortable and at peace with our own shortcomings and imperfections in these practises/beliefs.

“I think one is capable of inspiring people no matter where you are or who you are.”

Who are some of your greatest musical and acting inspirations? How did they shape the overall product you display?

If you had to name your hair, what would you call it? Have you ever cut your hair super short? Would you ever consider doing that?

Man, I don’t have a speci'ic person I look up to. When I see someone performing and it moves or shifts me and inspires me toward wanting to reach a similar outcomes, I just like it, doesn’t really matter who you are. I think one is capable of inspiring people no matter where you are or who you are. I 'ind that when things shift or inspire me, it’s mainly because it’s really honest and effortless and I guess that’s what I strive toward achieving in my own work. I hope that’s what re'lects in my work.

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Oh my word I can’t think of a name! But I do think my hair would be the love child of Pocahontas and Tina Turner because it can be very curly or very straight, it can be controlled or unpredictable, and it can be super low key or just plain wild. I have never cut my hair very short no, and I think sometime in the far future I might but it’s going to take some real letting go, courage and peace about it! Lol I don’t want to cry about it or regret it.

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How would you encourage aspiring actors and performers in honing their craft and becoming the best in who they are and can be?

WOW. I’d start with telling them something completely off topic like stay true to yourself, KNOW who you are, practise who you are and honour your truth because this industry takes from you as the person, before it deals with the character you’re playing. Actually THIS I guess I’d tell anyone going into the working world. I’d say enter this industry if you are 100% certain you want it because it’s the ambition and great passion that drives you to show up every morning for your craft even when there isn’t work. Put in the simple, sometimes tedious work like do your vocal warm ups and exercises, do your articulation exercises, broaden your vocal range, strengthen your diaphragm. Try to get involved in as many workshops as possible so that you can broaden your skill set because the more 'lexible you are, the better your chances are. Mostly, take care of yourself because you can’t give from an unkempt, fragile or empty vessel in an industry that demands a lot.

My work aspirations for 2019 is to have the courage to involve myself in other productions; do a foreign commercial, hopefully a movie, do vocal work and be an ambassador or promoter of one or many brands. My personal aspirations include continuous progress in mental, emotional, spiritual and physical health. I believe it’s more important than anything else. I want to cultivate and grow safe spaces wherever I go and in whoever I let into my space and then fearlessly live in those safe spaces. I want to have the guts to let go of what must be let go, let live what must live, forgive all that must be forgiven and set boundaries where they need to be set. I want to surround myself with God-kind people who know more and different things than me so that my mind and perspectives can evolve and expanded. I want to read more. I hope others will discover safe spaces this year. I hope they will come across people who have genuine good and honest intentions for them. I hope people will discover the weight and importance of self-care and I honestly hope people will really feel deep running joy and engage in a relationship with something larger and more positively powerful than themselves. ⓚ

What are your aspirations for 2019 and what do you hope others will discover in the new year?

Stay winning, Queen Vashti. We love you and certainly pray that God would give you the desires of your heart. You are blessed!

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BEYOND

Potential

words UNATHI MAGASELA MANYELA

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endy Alsup once said Satan’s summary is that, God’s instructions are a limitation. His ways are restricting and will keep us from all we are meant to be. This is a sad truth, we see God as this big stumbling block - this bridge between us and a prosperous life.

who sit with brilliant, innovative ideas and never have the courage to implement. We can also be part of the crowd that dare try with their own strength and by common grace achieve what they call success but left wanting more - feeling inadequate despite the success.

We can get caught up in this relegated state of purgatory in-completion and joyless instant grati'ication or we can believe and have full con'idence in a God that is self-suf'icient. A God who can inform our minds with good things and free us from the chaos of going clockwise and 'iguring it all out on our own. After all, He is the hand that moulded us in the womb. He has seen our unformed body and ordained it to move. He holds the key to unlock all our abilities and the source of our original intent for our existence on this earth. He is the light that shines before us and command our hearts to be brave and ready to do extraordinary things.

We 'ight His will because we do not trust it. Instead, we spend a lifetime trying to master life on our own, worshipping resources instead of the Source. Imagine trying to drive a nice, beautiful car on an empty tank without the necessary thing it requires in order to function; it's madness.

It remains nothing but beautiful, good to look at, but ultimately useless and 'going nowhere slowly'. Soon its beauty will fade away and it will be forgotten.

That is what happens to us when we pull the 'Adam and Eve' stunt and choose to entertain the false evil whispers from the enemy. We can lock ourselves up into a state of inaction for decades. We can sit idle or lost in a maze of life, fearful, 'illed with ingratitude and inadequacy, distracted with just the potential to do extraordinary things. We can be part of the crowd that plan and never execute or those that start and never 'inish. Those

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This doesn’t mean that we can do anything and everything nor does it mean we won’t suffer storms on the way. But His presence will give us the courage we need to come face to face with those dif'icult hindrances and come out on the other side victorious.

We will not grind to a halt but will 'inish well. He will harness our energy with a lot of grace to prepare us for good works. He gives us the faith to start and continue working even when our abilities are challenged or judged. We can have potential but it remains nothing but potential without God because He created us to function well under His presence, serving His purpose.

that God, out of the abundance of His mercy, may deal with you kindly and transform your heart. That He may use your abilities and gifts for the advancement of His Kingdom and to enrich and inspire the lives of others in extraordinary ways. He is that solid foundation who grounds and propels us to do amazing things. Friend, are you willing?

Are you ready? Let’s go! ⓚ

He has set laws and standards not for restriction, but to protect our minds and to secure our souls so we can remain free from bondage. So how do we discover potential? We can start by acknowledging that God did not create any useless beings.

Sin’s mission is to make us useless, so we need our Creator, not only to renew us but to give us the courage and wisdom to use our lives as He has intended when he knitted us to life. We pray and have sincere surrender of our self-will and submit ourselves under His care. And place our lives under a microscope and have those dif'icult honest conversations with God saying, “Lord I do not trust you, I am so sorry. Please help me!” That is a very dif'icult thing to admit but you confess so

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UNATHI MAGASELA MANYELA is a woman from the rural Transkei, a saved, fire-baptised servant of the Most High God. I manage Agencies by profession at RCS! A 3rd year Law Student at Unisa. Blessed to have completed a certificate in Theology at the Bible Institute of South Africa. Founder of Wear Your Verse (a Gospel teaching initiative) for young adults. My passion is pouring out my heart on paper through poetry and my pre-published Book “My Way Home” a memoir of my redemptive story to declare to all the nations that God is good in every season, He doesn’t speak in vain His promises are true.

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f Magasela Says / c @uzanza / @wearyourverse

WE CAN HAVE POTENTIAL BUT IT REMAINS NOTHING BUT POTENTIAL WITHOUT GOD BECAUSE HE CREATED US TO FUNCTION WELL UNDER HIS PRESENCE, SERVING HIS PURPOSE.

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Through every heartbreak

It's a new horizon and I'm set on

Through every circumstance

You

I believe that You are my fortress

And You meet me here today with

Oh, You are my portion

mercies that are new

And You are my hiding place, oh

All my fears and doubts

I believe You are

They can all come too

The way, the truth, the life

Because they can't stay long when

I believe You are

I believe You are

The way, the truth, the life

The way, the truth, the life

I believe

I believe You are

Through every blessing

The way, the truth, the life

Through every promise

I believe You are

Through every breath I take

It's a new horizon and I'm set on

I believe that You are Provider

You

Oh, You are Protector

And You meet me here today with

You are the One I love, oh

mercies that are new

I believe You are

And all my fears and doubts, they

The way, the truth, the life

can all come too

I believe You are

Because they can't stay long when

The way, the truth, the life I believe You are

I believe You are The way, the truth, the

Oh, You are

life

Oh, You are

And I believe You are

And it's a new horizon and

The way, the truth,

I'm set on You

the life

And You meet me here today

I believe You are

with mercies that are new

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Songwriters: Daniel Bashta / Ben Smith / Patrick Barrett The Way (New Horizon) lyrics Š Bethel Music Publishing, Capitol Christian Music Group

stay long when I'm here with You

PAT B A R R E T T

Through every battle

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All my fears and doubts, they can all come too Because they can't

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DISCOVER ME, IN THE LIGHT THAT I TRULY AM poem by MACAILYNN BENN

This piece is written from the perspective of the substance itself. It’s as though the drug craves to be discovered like this. In this critical twist, the substance hopes that its abuser would run from it and stay away. Forever.

Free. Forever.

Witnesses are known to cry out on behalf of substance abusers, yet in this poem the substance alarmingly acknowledges how it never chooses its user and cries out to be rescued from this handicapped reality. But the cry is still a helpless echo…

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Not seen Not heard Just there Without sound Without anguish Just there in the midst of it all To Kill And when the 'ire turned to dust I knew that it was over I knew that I was too powerful, once again Too boundless And they were too late I regret it over and over and over again It's their end before they even start Before they can learn to love and be loved Before they can learn to 'ly Before they can be.

It's their end How I long for them to run away How I long for them to 'lee from me

From this tedious position How I long for them to do so many things How I long for them to see, for them to adjust their gaze For them to not slumber, to not cripple, to not fall But the shackles con'ine them.

They're being bind to a life that they never asked for A life that knows no name, sees no face How they're being formed into something they're not How their perception is being modi'ied.

I cause terror and anxiety I am the one that torments and engraves I root disbelief The dark one that imprints I am the most formidable - Macailynn Benn

MACAILYNN BENN is a grade 9 learner at Tygerberg High School. Her attributes include Public Speaking, debating, creative writing and persuasive essays. She developed a great interest for writing over the past year to bring forth perspective and it’s been her dream to pursue linguistics one day or become a nuclear engineer… who’s not fond of bombs.

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words + pictures SHAYLOM WARD

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In Him I Move I started dancing from the tender age of 4.

At the time, it was my Grandmother's 70th birthday and all the grandchildren did a little dance to escort her as well as an item in dance. That was certainly a small beginning for me that became wondrously clear to this present day as a 19 year old. As the years progressed I have come to know and understand the signiRicance behind dance.

The "why you do what you do" sort of thing.

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a worshipper who happens to dance and not a dancer who happens to worship. Being comfortable in your skin and your worship to the Father is the greatest pleasure to the Father and oneself. I am a product of prayer.

I come from a rather dark and dysfunctional past that could’ve been a great reason to be a failure today. But, God. All things are working for my good today. His undeniable Grace has brought me up and out of so many things. His Love knows no bounds and his Grace is everlasting.

Even in our uncertainty, he is certain. And with shedding some light on my experience as well as my ministry, I surely do hope that it encourages someone out there today, tomorrow and always.

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efore anything, I have come to know my identity and my purpose. In knowing that, through dance I am able to express my worship to the Father. I become deeply imbued with complete surrender and I just want to lift His name on high through every movement.

For me it has always been about the heart of worship and the passion before the technique.

I have been groomed and it was instilled into me from a young age that you are 'irst

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A Heartfelt Experience After a month of doing a short item in dance with my cousin at a Women's conference at Orion church in Mitchell's Plain, I watched the video for the 'irst time. I cannot quite describe or even begin to explain what I was feeling inside or what was happening to me while watching the footage. I can only try.

My heart suddenly raced and I was shaking non-stop, causing me to sweat.

On the real, I have never been a person who sought all the attention. I have always believed (and still do) that there is a higher power and that all the attention belonged to the Father above. This immediately reminds me of the scripture found in John 12:32 that says, "And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me." Thinking back on that amazing experience 'ills my heart with so much gratitude and joy.

This was probably the most odd experience. However, after watching it countless times trying to actually understand what my body was going through, I just asked the Lord to kindly reveal to me this sudden reaction. And in almost no time, I had a sudden unction to cover myself under the blood of Jesus. It was de'initely the Lord.

The moral of the story is simply that we should never ever forget to pray earnestly and diligently to the Lord and cover ourselves with His blood. Our gifts should never become too big that we forget to Pray to the Almighty. Also, we should not take our talents/gifts lightly. I mean, you can also bless your heart and minister to yourself through your own gift. That's incredible and touching. It was not only birthed to you in order to minister to others, but yourself too. â“š

It was somewhat overwhelming as many thoughts went through my mind. I was just reminded as to how blessed I really am. I have so many things to be grateful for. I say this with a humble spirit. It is so overwhelming. To experience the Holy Spirit is to experience God's thoughts and wisdom. I feel that the enemy is always trying to rob us and 'ill our minds with so much insecurities, causing one to miss the mark.

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SHAYLOM WARD is a 2nd Year Student at the University of the Western Cape, studying Bachelor in Arts. I love being outdoors and would always imagine myself exploring a dierent country each time. Haha

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SHOWCASE / CREATIVITY / INSPIRATION

LOOK, HEAR

Psalm 8:1-2

PASSION OF THE CHRIST 2: THE RESURRECTION Premiere Date: Late 2019 Mel Gibson will direct the sequel to the sought-after 2004 movie. In this follow-up, viewers will see Jesus walk through hell and resurrect.

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2 Through the praise of children and infants you have established a stronghold against your enemies, to silence the foe and the avenger.

New International Version (NIV)

God never hurries. There are no deadlines against which he must work. Only to know this is to quiet our spirits and relax our nerves. - A.W. TOZER

@deepsky > Similar to @rkrkrk, @deepsky showcase intriguing sights of charming content. Ranging from bold colours to mysterious shades of dark contrasts.

Suggested by Liam Barnwell

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The Soweto Gospel Choir has been nominated for a 2019 Grammy Award. The group’s nomination was announced in Los Angeles last year, in the World Music Album category.

The South African music legends have already won two Grammys in 2008 and 2007 both in The Best Traditional World Music Album category. The award ceremony will take place on Sunday, 10 February.

1 Lord, our Lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth!

You have set your glory in the heavens.

@rkrkrk > Beautiful photographs of Tokyo including subjects of city life, nature and culture.

Combined with these subjects are his amazing use of lighting and composition.

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DID YOU KNOW? The Lion King was the first Disney animated feature to be an original story, as opposed to being based on an already existing work. The filmmakers have said that the story of The Lion King was inspired by the lives of Joseph and Moses, from the Bible, and William Shakespeare's Hamlet.

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58 In a Relationship with Technology 64 Discover the Art of Fighting

PERSONAL / PROFESSIONAL / COMMUNITY

34 Sweet Relational Beginnings Part 2

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In a Relationship with Technology %đ&#x;“ąâŒšđ&#x;’ž words Jaylee Gertse

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hile scrolling through Facebook one day, I read the following on a friend’s feed; “The problem is that we start our days on our phones not on our knees.”

Those words set off a train of thought as I realised that most people reach for their phones 'irst thing in the morning after waking up. I imagined the surge of panic that goes through a person’s inside when they have no data and gets cut off from the outside world or should I say, cyber-world? The connections to technological devices like your smart phone, video games, computers, etc. seems to be much deeper than we believe it is.

Neuroscientist, Doctor Carolyn Leaf proposes the question, “is technology making us depressed?”

Her research on this topic brings her to this simple answer - Technology can become bad for you

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if it is not managed well. Computer Scientist, Brad Huddleston wrote a book called ‘Digital Cocaine’ - the title refers to digital addiction and is in comparison to cocaine addiction. Huddleston embarked on a research journey which resulted in him traveling around the world sharing his research with people. A few months ago, I had the great privilege to attend one of his sessions. It really opened my eyes to the effects of technology and how it in'luences various parts of our lives. Doctor Leaf de'ines addiction as something a person is consumed by, she believes that there is something like positive addiction and that the human race is created to be consumed by positive ‘feel good’ things. Many people refuse to believe that technology can be harmful at all.

However, it really doesn’t take two experts to express the dangers of technology - we see the effects around us daily.

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There is this constant competition going on, driven by social media to copy the behaviours and lifestyles seen on Instagram, Facebook, etc.

The problem with that is what we see online is almost always a 'iltered, enhanced/perfected image, but the reality often is totally different. It’s so easy to fall prey to a fake perfection and falling short of deeper meaningful encounters in reality. Both Dr. Leaf and Brad Huddleston speak of the effects that technology has on human beings emotionally, mentally and spiritually.

Spending excessive amount of time on your phone can result in fatigue, irritable emotions; insomnia, depression and anxiety - to name a few.

In a fast developing tech-savvy world, it is dif'icult to maintain a healthy approach to technology, since we are reliant on it, to a great degree. Both Dr. Leaf and Huddleston gives great advice on maintaining a healthy relationship with technology, like going old school, for instance, by having a bedside alarm instead of your phone waking you up in the morning.

This topic takes me to a portion of

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scripture to conclude, “Everything is permissible (allowable and lawful) for me: but not all things are helpful (good for me to do, expedient and pro'itable when considered with other things). Everything is lawful for me, but I will not become the slave of anything or brought under its power.”

1 Corinthians 6:12 [AMP] ⓚ

Check out these helpful links: https://youtu.be/dj0fEw8_4Tw (Brad Huddleston at Christ's Commission Fellowship) https://youtu.be/Y2GrqwFKhYU (The Dr. Leaf show - Is social media making us depressed)

JAYLEE GERTSE is a 24 year old young woman who loves nature, art and being creative which makes me love the creator God even more. I am very inquisitive, love learning and sharing knowledge. I am a proud right brain, left hand human being. I believe those features are what makes me unique.

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Here are more recommendations from Brad Huddleston: Get the technology out of your bedrooms. If you're using an alarm clock on your phone, use a traditional alarm instead. â?° đ&#x;›?

Turn off all push notifications. đ&#x;“˛

Turn off music when studying and sleeping. (Your brain will stay active while listening to the song) đ&#x;Ž§

Swap video games out for board and card games (great way to reconnect with the family again). đ&#x;Ž˛

Swap digital books for real paperback books. đ&#x;“š

Don't use a digital nanny (phone) to calm down a child, instead use discipline.�

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words DONORIQUE WESSELS

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uring a youth service, a preacher once said; “singleness should never be confused with loneliness.”

Beyoncé also famously stated that one should “'irst live your own life before you become someone else’s…” I’ll leave it to you to 'ill in the blank.

These are strong statements that ring so true in this day and age. Why are so many of us in such a hurry to engage ourselves to another person? Are you in a position to present your own identity and/or bring along wisdom gained through life experiences? Would you really consider bringing nothing to the table and call the next person your life partner, your everything?

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There is a joyous feeling in knowing that we’ve been created as glorious creative creatures, who have the ability to create our own story and unsel'ishly share it at an appointed time with a signi'icant other.

At every stage in the development of our life (spirit, soul, body) there are certain levels to be reached before certain engagements may take place. As you grow older, certain responsibilities as an adult start to have more signi'icance. These responsibilities are assigned to you, if and when you can handle them. Furthermore the company you keep can change based on whether you share common interests.

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[RE] Process Therefore you need to consider that during your growth as a single person, it is necessary for you to prepare yourself to become a suitable and mature partner for that signi'icant someone in the future. Anything premature would be distasteful and you would not be ready to serve your purpose and/or trustworthy to take your rightful place.

The question remains, why are we so eager to meet the signi'icant other (prematurely), if you have not yet ensured that you are ready to move onto the next level of life? It should not only be the next person’s responsibility to provide ful'ilment in your life but also a sign of the responsibility you are ready to carry. Think about it - if you’re looking to enter into a relationship, it should not only be for the romance but to build towards purpose and a destiny.

When you enter into a relationship, you have another person’s life/future in your hands.

Therefore, the question remains... Are you ready? Cultivate patience, so that you don’t rush the process, knowing that life (success) or death (failure) is knocking at your door. Remember also, that singularly you are a powerhouse but plurally (together) you are a force to be reckoned with.

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if you’re looking to enter into a relationship, it should not only be for the romance but to build towards purpose and a destiny.

DONORIQUE WESSELS is a 32 year old coloured male, married to the most beautiful woman, residing in Cape Town.

Since 2008, I’ve been employed at Capitec Bank. I’m currently working as a Complaint Management Officer within a Reputational Risk Management environment at the Business Support Centre in Bellville.

Moto: ‘Greater is the mind of the great, what you think of yourself is exactly what you will become, only think the best of yourself’ by Donovan Joseph Wessels (Dad).

I love spending time with my wife. I enjoy nature and get lost in it easily. When I watch NatGeo on DSTV, I act as though I’m walking through the jungle or swimming the seven seas with all its fascinating creatures.

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THE ART OF FIGHTING

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am a list maker. A to-do list, a donot-forget this list, grocery list, list of scripture to remember to read at some point, important dates, short term lists, long term lists, a list for every occasion under the sun. My husband and I recently had a 'ight, an ugly one.

After we got through it, it occurred to me.

We should be taught how to 'ight. No one tells you how to.

Let's face it, relationships are complicated.

Disagreements are par for the course when dealing with other humans. A wise man once said that the argument should never become more important than the person. In keeping with the list theme, I have jotted down 'ive do's and don’ts in order to help us navigate.

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1. Do remember that you love this person: Unless you are breaking up and you never want to see one another again. Even then though, burning your bridges is a big no-no.

You must keep in mind that you care for the person in the midst of an argument, you are a lot less likely to "hit below the belt" if you do.

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2. Do not hit below the belt: The person you know well is usually the one on which you have the dirt. During an argument, it is easy to be tempted to use this ammunition. Let's opt not to. Repairing damaged feelings is a lot harder than 'iguring out who is right or wrong. It's better to not hurt people who are a part of your world. Be it a friend, colleague or family member, keep it clean.

A wise man once said that the argument should never become more important than the person 3. Do not bring up old grievances: Resorting to bringing up old issues to prove a point is never a good idea. Stick to the question at hand. We usually have disagreements because we differ.

Finding common ground in the midst of a 'ight helps to move toward reaching a resolution. Bringing up old trespasses simply prolongs the 'ight.

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4. Do pause the 9ight: If things become too heated or like me, you feel your inner monster popping up, press pause. Take a step back.

Take a few deep breaths or even go for a walk. Often taking a step back gives you new perspective. Return to the argument when you are rational enough to be heard without raising your voice or your eyebrows.

Calm heads make for sweet relationships.

5. Avoid the words "never" and "always": I know it's hard not to exaggerate when you are feeling hot under the collar. A word to the wise... do not say "you always do that". Also, avoid saying "you never do this." It sounds simple, but it is exaggerations and generalisations that get us into a whirlpool of trouble.

I hope this gives you hope to cope with people who rub you the wrong way. On several occasions, having a list has saved my life. ⓚ

LIZEL MAASDORP is a wife and mom of three, who is both a student and a teacher. Blessed with a beautiful family and a wonderful church family.

Currently, pursuing studies in both education and theology. Words are one of my favourite things in the world, and I love writing and reading. It allows us to share our wisdom, adventures and experiences and it takes us on adventures and shows us things we may never have known...

f Lizel Maasdorp c @lizelmaas

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iSolation the enemy of growth

I read a quote recently which says, "Be alone. Get inside your mind. Figure things out. GROW". On the outset it captured me as thought provoking and profound but when I really thought about it I realised that being alone trying to 'igure things out our way is not always the way it ought to be, such can lead to a position of individualism, where you 'ind yourself in a state of belief that you are navigator of your own destiny, becoming your own standard of measure.

freedom! We needn't fear to be vulnerable and seek the counsel of such individuals in our lives. God in His Sovereignty has not created us to live separated from the next.

Yes, introspection is vitally important but unhealthy isolation is a killer. We need to embrace relationships and realise that we cannot do move mountains without others.

Grace and Peace, Anastacia

Isolation traps us into a world where we constantly have to wear a mask and pretend that this life we live, we can do it on your own. I have come to realise that our greatest strength lies in the relationships we build with others. The trustworthy people in our life are there to encourage, provide sound counsel and wisdom, they are there to accept the You that you might reject and to carry your burdens with you. What a sense of

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We need not fear to be vulnerable and seek the counsel of trustworthy individuals in our lives

1 Corinthians 12:14 (ESV) For the body does not consist of one member but of many.

Proverbs 18:1 (ESV) Whoever isolates himself seeks his own desire; he breaks out against all sound judgment.

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MOMENTS / STORIES / MILESTONES

R. W. Emerson

4/10 MARRIAGES END IN DIVORCE BEFORE THEIR 10TH ANNIVERSARY. Blacks Whites

21%

Coloureds Indian/Asian

30%

The AJ Foundation aims to break the cyclical nature of the downtrodden by helping Cape Town youth to realise their own potential.

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Did you know? Irrespective of the population group, the highest proportion of divorces were among couples who had been married for 'ive to nine years. The results showed that 31,7% of the black African group, 25,4% of coloureds, 25,0% of whites and 22,4% of Indian/Asian couples who divorced had marriages that lasted between 'ive and nine years. The white population had the highest proportion (22,6%) of divorces that occurred in the 'irst 'ive years of marriage. Generally, the proportion of divorces for black Africans increased while that of the white population group declined from 2003 to 2016.

Statistics SA krĂŠhon

A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him I may think aloud.

The purpose of forming this organisation was to provide opportunities for young people by giving them access to the much-needed resources that are lacking in many impoverished communities via education, sport and various other platforms.

What started as three men who wanted to uplift their community quickly expanded to a team that now consists of 14 members who volunteer their time, skills and resources toward the foundation’s vision.

Visit: theajfoundation.co.za

Cornelius & Heather Lindsey

TOGETHER

Room for improvement

LET YOUR MARRIAGE BE ONE THAT IS BUILT ON PURPOSE, NOT ROUTINE - CORNELIUS LINDSEY

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FAITH / JOURNEY / GROWTH

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words LIZEL MAASDORP

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THE ‘F’ WORD I AM ON A QUEST. Like a knight or Christopher Columbus. I am an adventurer.

Taking the path less travelled. I am chasing a dream, and let me tell you, some days are downright scary.

So, on my quest there are certain clues, cues and milestones. There are certain do’s and don’ts. There are if’s and but’s, what if’s and maybe’s. There is a rule book, don’t get me wrong. God has left us the road map, the Bible and a GPS, the Holy Spirit. But do we open the pages and seek to 'ind Him with everything we’ve got? To 'ind the path of life.

Or do we become bogged down by work, family, 'inances and even church, and miss the plot completely? Do you say, “I will give my life to God someday,” or “God understands me”?. “He knows I’m not ready.”

Do you cop out?

As daunting as the unknown is, the vision is real. It exists, albeit only in my mind’s eye.

It’s as real as the pages of a book or my kids’ faces. So what do I do? Do I stuff it down and try to swallow it with a big gulp and get back to reality? A reality which dictates that A and B is followed by C. That 1 + 1 = 2. What if after B comes F? What if I simply cannot accept that this is it. There has to be more.

See, in order to begin a journey, you start at the beginning, right? Now, in the beginning was the word and the word was God and God became 'lesh and dwelt amongst us.

Wowzer! Born of a virgin, walked on water, died and came back to life. All the makings of an incredible fairy tale. When the fairy tale becomes your reality, when you believe every word and when you get a taste of the joy, peace, love, hope, restoration, healing, how do you walk away? How do you return to the grind and revert to the rat race? I am afraid to report that I cannot. Hence, I am on this quest. I have decided to follow Jesus and

The bible says that “Faith is the substance of things hoped for. The evidence of things not seen.” What do you do when this “F” word keeps messing with your current reality? If this faith is eating you whole and swallowing you alive, like Jonah in the belly of the whale.

It will not be denied. You cannot escape. You face it, right? Head on. You say; “okay faith, I have my big girl boots on. What is up with you? I am going at it. I am going all the way. I am determined to know the mind of my Maker. I am desperate to know the heart of my Father.” No wonder they call it “the good 'ight of faith”. The hustle is real. Between who I was and who I am. Between what I do and what I want to do.

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there is simply no turning back. ⓚ

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words + pictures LIAM BARNWELL

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MANIFESTED

God desires this spirit of oneness amongst all His sons and daughters, although it shouldn’t stop there. I believe that once the church has reached this state of absolute oneness with each other, this will be one of the mediums that the unsaved will gaze upon and come to know Christ.

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1) You cannot be at peace with God, if you’re not at peace with your brother.

Ephesians 2:5-6 “Even when we were dead in trespasses, made us alive together with Christ (by grace you have been saved), and raised us up together, and made us sit together in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus”

This was a strong word that came forth to everyone and reminded me to analyse my own life and make sure that I am at peace in all my relationships.

3) Treat the least amongst you the same way that you would treat Jesus.

Your heart may be absolutely sincere toward God the Father, but He is more concerned about reconciliation between our brothers. Only then will God fully accept what we have to offer Him.

This is a principle by which we will all be judged one day. View people not by their immediate appearances or their faults, but view them the same way God views them.

Matthew 5:23-24 “Therefore if you bring your gift to the altar, and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift.”

Matthew 25:40 “ And the King will answer and say to them, 'Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me.” 4) If you don’t love others, you don’t know God.

2) We have all been 'raised together with Christ'; therefore we have all been brought onto the same level.

The Bible has much to say about isolation, and this verse makes it clear that you cannot fully know God without loving your brothers.

This made me realise that we cannot treat our brothers differently. We should all treat each other the same no matter what our status is on any level, since we have all been 'raised TOGETHER with Christ’.

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1 John 4:7 “Beloved, let us love one another, for love is of God; and everyone who loves is born of God and knows God.”

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5) The strength to overcome your weakness is found in your brother.

Philippians 2:3 “Let nothing be done through sel'ish ambition or conceit, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem others better than himself”

I’ve come to the realisation that we cannot accomplish our personal destinies on our own; we literally need one another in order to ful'il the plan that God has preordained for us.

7) Submit to those over you, but also submit to your brothers.

This is the type of submission that God desires us to have. We may 'ind it really easy to submit to our leaders, but how easy is it for us to submit to one another? This creates within us a serving heart and ensures an atmosphere of humility.

Alone we may have weaknesses, but together our weaknesses are covered by our brothers’ strength, like the gap of a puzzle piece being 'illed by another piece.

6) My brother is better than myself.

1 Peter 5:5 “ Likewise you younger people, submit yourselves to your elders. Yes, all of you be submissive to one another, and be clothed with humility, for "GOD RESISTS THE PROUD, BUT GIVES GRACE TO THE HUMBLE.” ⓚ

This ensures a constant state of humility amongst us whenever we come together. It also creates a rich environment for grace to be imparted, as grace is only given to the humble.

LIAM BARNWELL is a 24 year old hailing from Durban, now living in Cape Town. I am currently a Junior Animator at Triggerfish animation Studios. I love 3D animation as it literally gives you the ability to create something beautiful from absolutely nothing. I also express myself in other creative fields such as dancing, photography and playing the keyboard. I love animals and creatures of all kinds :D Don’t aim to impress, just express.

“…First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift”

f Liam Barnwell c @liambarnwell

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During their life-altering camp weekend, the Youth from Kingdom Reign Ministries in Parow experienced the true essence of Oneness.

Philippians 2:3 “Let nothing be done through sel-ish ambition or conceit, but in lowliness of mind let each esteem others better than himself” kréhon

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The strength to overcome your weakness is found in your brother

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BRENT OCTOBER

TRULY GRATEFUL

PHOTOGRAPHER

1 Thessalonians 5 vs 16-18 says...

"16) Rejoice always. 17) Pray without ceasing. 18) give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you."

tyre of my motorbike on Strandfontein road (July). All of this in a such a short space of time.

Most times my Dad covered the costs and I would contribute what I could from what I had when I could. Literally in every single scenario I was somehow reminded of this passage of scripture and EVERY SINGLE TIME it helped me stay calm, think rationally and 'ind a way to get help from the right people.

I can't remember how I found this passage of scripture but it comforted and motivated me throughout the year during my most stressful times.

Financial stress was a big one for me. In the beginning of 2018, my car and motorbike gave me major stress when the crank shaft bolt of my car snapped and had to be replaced (February). It wasn’t long until my clutch cable snapped while on the N2 approaching the M5 (March). Later, the front tyre of my motorbike burst on the off ramp from the M5 going onto the N2 (June) and then the same thing happened with the rear kréhon

Each time I was in that mess I prayed and each time God revealed to me this passage of scripture and after that the right help would show up a couple of minutes later and help me get out of that situation again. God’s word is alive and I am truly grateful! ⓚ @brent_october_photography !8 2

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Christine Caine says; Life is too short to waste.

Too important to waste.

Too much of a gift to waste. I am determined— more than ever—to be more focused and to make each day count. I am determined to 'inish each day, week, month and year strong. It’s time to press on (Philippians 8:12-14).

God is not 'inished with you—or me—yet. We're still alive, so that means there’s more future ahead.

Your best days are still ahead of you!

LET US ACKNOWLEDGE THE LORD; LET US PRESS ON TO ACKNOWLEDGE HIM. AS SURELY AS THE SUN RISES, HE WILL APPEAR; HE WILL COME TO US LIKE THE WINTER RAINS, LIKE THE SPRING RAINS THAT WATER THE EARTH.” HOSEA 6:3 NIV

ONE YES from God

It doesn't matter if a million people tell you what you can't do, or if ten million tell you no. If you get one yes from God that's all you need. - TYLER PERRY

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OUR FATHER WHO ART IN HEAVEN WHO ARE YOU? words RISHON NAPHTALI

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[SP] Kingdom Heart WHO ARE YOU, FATHER? Man has but a slight idea of My creating magnitude. Man is My creation, I am not the creation of man. Man is merely the clay and I the Potter. The clay cannot tell the Potter what to do or ful'il the role of the Potter (Isa 29 v16). The sheep recognise the voice of the Shepherd (Jn 10). I reveal Myself to those who truly seek My face. The more you soak into My presence and hear My voice, the more you get to understand My heart. Get to know My heart and you’ll get to know Me.

for a moment. Can you imagine how big I am?

There was a time once when the Father lifted me, Rishon, up in the spiritual realm to where He sat in heaven. He then made me look down to the earth from His high position. I was amazed to see people looking like millions of small ants rushing in a frenzy to and fro, constantly being busy in search for something and without direction. Is this not what is currently happening in the world? Far too many people have no direction in life, they’re frantically searching for happiness and fulRilment, and move further away from their Creator. How ironic is it not that creation Rlees from their Creator, thinking they can cope without Him and even play god!

I am the Heavenly Supreme Deity, multifaceted and multi-dimensional One Who cannot be contained. I am unpredictable and unconventional. I have in'inite variety and many-sided wisdom (3 v 10). I am the deciding factor in your lives, when you think you still want to decide I have already decided for you. Sometimes I will allow you to take a detour due to a wrong decision you’ve made, yet I’ll always bring you back to My original plan. I am all Spirit and those who worship Me are to worship Me in spirit and in truth (Jn 4 v 24).

The more you soak into My presence and hear My voice, the more you get to understand My heart.

Heaven is My throne and earth is My footstool (Isa 66 v 1). Savour these words

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I am light and in Me there is no darkness (1 Jn 5). I am clothed with honour and majesty. I cover Myself with light as with a garment. I stretch out the heavens like a curtain. I am the Illuminator of My people (Isa 60 v 19, 20). I am the light of men (Jn 1 v 4, 9). I have supernatural power and I do miracles. Only those who sit with their ears intimately close to My mouth will hear what I have to say. Only those who are consumed by My truth will discern accurately in the spiritual realm. I cannot be pinpointed and boxed in. My magnitude stretches far beyond the ends of the earth. I make My own choices and am not dictated by man, yet I am full of lovingkindness and mercy towards those who love Me. I am far greater than what you ever can imagine. I am the beginning and end, the source and oxygen of life, the steadfast Victor of all victors. I AM the I AM. ⓚ

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ONLY THOSE WHO ARE CONSUMED BY MY TRUTH WILL DISCERN ACCURATELY IN THE SPIRITUAL REALM.

RISHON NAPHTALI presents Kingdom Heart workshops and teaches on strategic prayer for the transformation of hearts. She operates in the prophetic by focussing on Heart Transformation.

Rishon adores majestic mountains and is passionate about hiking and travelling to various parts of the world on a mission to share the significance of Abba’s treasure chest.

f Rishon Naphtali ? www.kheartnetworking.com

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LYRICAL

It is not just about being born again and being spirit-'illed, it is about communing with God and understanding His heart.o So we can write from that words over'low. You can’t give what VALERIE TAFADZWA you have not received yet; you cannot write about hope or love if you haven’t personally received and experienced it.

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Faith comes by hearing and hearing the word of God and this means that as you write, do not underestimate every eargate that these lyrics will go through. If what we write gets to the listener’s head and not their heart then that’s a failed seed. God is ONLY good and any song which doesn’t agree with that is not worth writing, as it contradicts the nature of God. God has changed our lives in one way or another and we can testify of how He has moved in the various areas of our lives, being intentional with pure intentions.

omeone once said “When the root is deep, the fruit is sweet.” If any songwriter (especially a Christian one) can get this today, music will bring real healing, hope, reconciliation, peace and Love again. The lyrics we write do not just re'lect who we spend time with, but the quality of time we spend with the person.

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up in your lyrics then God is distorted in your heart. I urge everyone to seek and 'ind the right perspective of the Father.

Not of your experiences, but who He truly is. Who He has always been.

If you still need to call the Holy Spirit into your heart, Him who already resides in a believer, it is evident that you do not yet have the right picture of God because He doesn’t come and go.

Whatever idea we have about God determines the contents we carry in our hearts and thoughts. We don’t have to know exactly what another person has gone through and what they meditate on, but we can know their fruit by simply listening to the lyrics they write.

If you still need to call the Holy Spirit into your heart, Him who already resides in a believer, it is evident that you do not yet have the right picture of God because He doesn’t come and go. No matter how far we run, doing our own junk. He remains. His love always remains. If you’re still begging Him for anything in your life, then you probably view Him as a stingy Father. If you are still writing about seeking for forgiveness, then you do not acknowledge the reason Christ died and rose. If the word ‘desperate’ ever shows

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Ephesians 5: 19-20 MSG up says "sing hymns instead of drinking songs. Sing songs from your heart to Christ. Sing praises over everything ( paraphrased).

This scripture clearly reveals that whatever is in your heart is what you'll sing.

One might start thinking that 'hymns' are religious because traditional churches sing hymns. The Greek meaning of hymn is 'a song of praise' and hymns are the types of songs speci'ically written for the purpose of adoration or prayer and addressed to a deity (supernatural human). Why are they addressed to a supernatural human? Because they are songs that can be clearly understood by those who understand the 'inished work of the Cross and have believed in it with their whole hearts. Another part of this scripture explains how drinking songs bring death and this is because we are created to be deities who fully drink on the Spirit and not drinking songs because they don't glorify God.

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Proverbs 25:20 (MSG) says "Singing light songs to the brokenhearted is like pouring salt in their wounds."

This is one of the in'luences hymns have in our bodies, it heals us inside out and if lyrics fail to prove this scripture right then they have denied the 'inished work of the cross. Bear in mind it says 'light songs' which means anything that brings condemnation, shame and guilt is a song of the dark. You can never expect someone to be healed whilst listening to a hymn that judges them.

Christ came to save not to judge anyone. Psalms 105:2 supports this by saying “translate His WONDERS into music.” Are your hymns a translation of what Christ has done for human kind ? That's the biggest wonder that any god of any religion has failed to do and that is what separates us from them.

FAITH COMES BY HEARING AND HEARING THE WORD OF GOD AND THIS MEANS THAT AS YOU WRITE, DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE EVERY EAR-GATE THAT THESE LYRICS WILL GO THROUGH

VALERIE TAFADZWA is a peculiar nation, thinks outside the box and destroys the boxes too when they confront her. She is uniquely creative and sees beyond any human perspective. I am not a mere being, I know the way, I go the way and show the way: I am a student and teacher of the gospel of Jesus.

f Valerie Tafadzwa / t @VMatimura / c @handpickedfluffles

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ISBN 13: 978-0-7684-0995-6

[SP] Living Library

“The will of God has been a much-debated subject, which I often find quite entertaining. It does us no good to keep the conversation in a classroom caught up in Christian theory. It has to be taken onto the streets, where the hurting people are. The will of God must be displayed by a praying people, unwilling to sit on the sidelines and see the devil continually steal, kill, and destroy, and then watch the theorist give God the credit. Masking our unbelief with a spineless theology is the great deception. This continual misrepresentation of the nature and heart of God for one another and for the world must stop. Stupidity often looks like intelligence in the absence of experience.” ― Bill Johnson, God is Good: He's Better Than You Think

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“G

OD IS GOOD.” A phrase we hear so often. Easy to believe when things go well or according to plan. But what happens when the bottom falls out? When nothing seems to go right, when we come face to face with the very ground that we are standing on? Is He still good? Is He still who He says He is?

A.W Tozer once wrote “What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.”

What we believe about God’s goodness eventually reveals how we face our everyday trials. God IS, at the end of the day, better than we think.

dear to my heart. I had so many questions, but I had to believe that God is still good despite the situation or painful season that I was in. I had to believe that He still knows best and that He still got my whole life planned out. That ''all things work together for the good of those who love Him’'.

This book helped me better understand who God is. The nature of our good and perfect Father. It is important for us as Christians to know who He is, in order for us to represent Him accurately. This book gives us a beautiful picture of His goodness.

It is also 'illed with scripture from the Old and New Testaments. It taught me to adjust my thinking to live conscious of both His nature and His presence. “His goodness is beyond our ability to comprehend, but not our ability to experience.” So now I live my life fully, tasting and seeing that the Lord is good and also sharing that with others. This book is Kingdom minded and I would de'initely recommend this book to

Bill Johnson writes this remarkable book where he teaches us to build our lives on this truth, the assurance that God is Good.

This book is 'illed with revelation and truth.

It is a great read for whatever season or circumstance you may be in.

I had the privilege of reading this book in a season of my life where I lost someone very

words KURSHÉ-LEE BRANDT image GODISGOODBOOK.COM

absolutely everyone. ⓚ

KURSHÉ-LEE BRANDT, known as Kurshé is a credit controller at a construction firm. She graduated from the University of Cape Peninsula with a degree in Cost and Management Accounting. She loves being outdoors, hiking, and spending time with friends.

f Kurshé-Lee Brandt c @kurshelee

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CHURCH / MINISTRY / CALENDAR

EVEN JESUS - WHO (UNLIKE US) COULD DO EVERYTHING - DID NOT DO EVERYTHING. HE ONLY DID THE THINGS ASSIGNED TO HIM. THE DIVINELY DELEGATED THINGS THAT WERE HIS ALONE TO COMPLETE.

John 12:49

TA P E S T R Y

PRISCILLA SHIRER S AY S :

MICHAEL W. SMITH BACK IN SA Multi-platinum, Grammy Award winning artist for Jesus!

WORSHIP NIGHT SA Known to be one of the world’s most Authentic Christian artists, Michael W. Smith, returns to South Africa after 3 years. Check out the dates and purchase your tickets at itickets.co.za.

- DALE PARTRIDGE

Cape Town - Saturday June 8, 2019 at 7:00 pm. Doors open at 6:00 pm. At the Grand Arena, GrandWest.

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Many Christians have made today (January 2019) about their new goals —their 'inancial goals, their career goals, and their health goals—a practice you’ll never see in the life of Jesus or any of his apostles. While there’s nothing wrong with resolution making, it’s amazing how easily we forget Jesus‘s grand promise, “Seek 'irst the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.” It’s days like today which make it very evident whose kingdom we are truly seeking—His or ours. So what’s your plan for 2019? Have you set goals for how many people you’ll share the gospel with this year? Have you set goals for how much you’ll give to the poor this year? Have you made a resolution to start your days with prayer and God’s Word this year? Have purposed to become more humble and loving this year? We cannot forget that this title “Christian” is merely a description of those people who have lost their life for Jesus sake—people who have died, been born again, and are seeking nothing more than His will in their lives. Is that you?

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WORK IN PERSPECTIVE words CHANTEL WILKS

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“The only way to do great work is to love what you do” – Steve Jobs Many a quote like this one aims at inspiring us to enjoy our work. And I must agree – to a large extent, this is true. Our reality is somewhat different though and this got me thinking about something I see daily. Tired, weary faces entering the workplace and relieved ones exiting. Why is this, I ask myself?

Isn’t my face supposed to be telling the story of greatness about to happen in the workplace? Well, here’s my perspective.

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’ve worked in the corporate industry for the past 12 years or so. It’s all I’ve ever known, since matriculating and spending the year after that studying. I often found myself in that place where I feel trapped by the limitations of red tape and old ways of doing things, which eventually starts affecting the quality of my work. I’m surrounded by many people who experience this daily; some oblivious and others so aware that it’s infused in every interaction. There are a number of things that may contribute to this.

Let’s face some facts. Firstly – some of the structures and controls that exist within many corporate organisations are necessary. It is there to ensure that business objectives are met within the boundaries of what is safe and makes sense. Business sense dictates some degree of order and control in how things are done, which means that certain jobs may not allow for everyone to have creative freedom.

Secondly – the realities of our current economic state and other in'luencing factors mean that millions of people 'ind themselves in jobs that they don’t enjoy.

A sad, but true reality. Not everyone is privileged to have their passions and talents translate into their jobs. I echo Oprah Winfrey – sometimes you need to do what you need to do, until you can do what you want to do. Some choose to use their talents outside of work as a creative outlet.

Some cannot afford to do that. Whatever the situation may be, we’re still spending most of our time at work. So if we 'ind ourselves in a place where our passion has faded and struggling to contribute creatively, what do we do? How do we do great work, without quitting our jobs in pursuit of what we love to do?

Things like organisational politics, culture dynamics, pressure to perform, lack of lifebalance and so on. I also believe that there’s an aspect of being “boxed in”; limited in the way we do things that drains life and creativity from us. Doing the same things the same way every day without the freedom to truly apply our minds to its full potential; much like an axe becomes blunt if not regularly sharpened, so we too may become “blunt”. How so? God created us in His image and likeness. He placed His creativity within us. Therefore, if we have all this creative capacity and we’re not using it, it can drain life from us.

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…IF WE REMAIN FOCUSSED ON WHO WE LOVE…, OUR LOVE FOR HIM WILL GUIDE US TO LOVING WHAT WE DO.

Here’s a truth that helps me along my journey… it’s not always about loving what you do. It’s about who you love. Let me explain.

that say we need to do what we love, I put it you, that if we remain focussed on who we love and pleasing Him in the work we do, our love for Him will guide us to loving what we do.

Colossians 3:23 (AMP) says: “Whatever you do [whatever your task may be], work from the soul [that is, put in your very best effort], as [something done] for the Lord and not for men.” This verse makes it very clear that in everything we do, we should be giving it our best. It doesn’t say that when circumstances are great or if we work for an awesome boss or when we earn a huge pay check. It says “whatever you do” and I’m pretty sure work is included in whatever. It also continues to say that we need to remember that we’re ultimately serving God and He is the one that will reward us. So unlike many quotes

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So where does one start? I’d like to think it starts with changing your mind. Reframe your thinking and prayers about your work. When we’re stuck on how little enjoyment we get from what we’re doing, we miss so many opportunities to be creative and add value in different ways.

Does this mean that if you’re unhappy in your job, you should just stay? But of course not! It’s all about choice. If I’m unhappy, I need to make a choice. Stay, change my perspective and seek opportunities to let that creativity manifest.

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hearts and show us new things, new opportunities or even just give us new eyes to see old situations differently.

This will enable us to embrace the work we do on a daily basis with passion, energy and curiosity, always challenging our thinking and resting in the grace that His creative power within us manifests through us.

I often found myself in that place where I feel trapped by the limitations of red tape and old ways of doing things, which eventually starts affecting the quality of my work.

It seems so complex yet grace simpli'ies it so beautifully. Focus on the “Who”, then the “what” will follow. Remember, we are already fully equipped to do great work, as long as it's for His glory. We have to walk it out though. Choose life.

Choose great work by working for the Great One! ⓚ

Alternatively, 'ind something else while still giving my best. Here’s the thing though – If I stay but continue to complain, that in itself is also a choice, whether made consciously or not. I too have wasted so much time in this trap and in the process missed so many opportunities to let His glory manifest through me because I was too focussed on being unhappy with my job. So now I choose to not live in regret of those lost moments, but constantly ask God to let me see things from His perspective.

I really believe that as we delight ourselves in the Lord, like the Psalmist says, He will reframe the desires of our

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CHANTEL WILKS is curious, passionate about people and learning, my day job as a learning facilitator in the retail banking industry consists of just that, with a hint of spice. My biggest lessons come from being a Daddy's girl to the Most High, sister, daughter, friend, cohesive team member, student, mom to a beautiful warrior girl and wife to my beloved Mister. I enjoy listening to music, reading, puzzles and dancing even though I can't dance to save my life!

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Work willingly at whatever you do, as though you were working for the Lord rather than for people. - Col 3:32

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Debt can create a real unpleasant and unwanted experience in one’s life. The burden of being in debt or being over indebted creates strain and in most cases, stagnates future plans and goals.

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y greatest regret concerning past debt was not realising that I was surrendering my 'inancial freedom to a Debt Master who is seeking to control my income and the right to decide to be a good steward. God provides us with the strength, ability and wisdom for us to make sound 'inancial decisions that will enable us to sow back into His Kingdom. Unfortunately, so many

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Christians use their gifts without consulting the Holy Spirit thereby becoming slaves to the very thing that should bring us freedom. The bible states in the book of Timothy “For the love of money is the root of all evil” from this Scripture we can clearly identify that it’s not money that is evil but the way we view money, the excessive attachment to money, rather than God and the plan He has for us through our 'inances.

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WHAT IS THE MAIN PURPOSE OF WHY WE WORK TO EARN MONEY? WHAT DO WE SPEND OUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON? VALID QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF…

It is vital to always take in consideration the following before making debt of any kind: 1. Evaluate - Ensure that what you purchase satis'ies a need 2. Budget - draw up a simple list of monthly expenses versus your income 3. Do your research – search online to 'ind speci'ic items cheaper and check the quality of the item versus the cost 4. Keep track of daily expenses and make sure you keep a balanced lifestyle 5. If you are going to make on a loan of any kind, ensure that it creates long term value, e.g. buying a home means the value of the property will increase over time 6. Buying an expensive new car would not be the soundest investment as the value of the vehicle drops the minute you put pen to paper as the owner. Should this be the route you want to go, ensure that you are able to commit to the monthly repayments of the vehicle and that you have good vehicle insurance.

7. Wise Spending is the best way to move forward in life. Money and possessions are the second most referenced topic in the Bible – money is mentioned more than 800 times – and the message is clear: Nowhere in Scripture is debt viewed in a positive light.

Here are a few steps I had to take to free myself from the 'inancial burden of debt: • Repent from the decision of surrendering to unnecessary debt; • Take responsibility for past decisions by being discipline in in your re-payments which could be committing to a repayment plan (Debt Review or Debt Counselling might be an option to consider if you have too much debt) • Avoid impulse purchases. Don’t be fooled by clever marketing media platforms, this creates temptation and a false sense of need to buy.

• Pay in full and in cash as far as possible.

• Ask God, the Holy Spirit to direct your path in this matter. Be deliberate in abstaining from making credit card debt and personal loans. Ensure that you cater for your needs more than your desire to own. Most times we create debt to buy something we don’t need in order to impress someone we don’t know.

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I realise that money is a resource that can create a blessing or a curse FOLLOWING CHRISTMAS AND THE FESTIVE SEASON, THE NEW YEAR IS HERE. Have we learned from our past -inancial mistakes and poor choices.

Are we re-lecting on the consequences of those choices and have we decided to do things differently this time around.

Well, I can con-idently say, I surely have.

How about you?

Proverbs 22V7 – The rich rules over the poor and the borrower is the slave of the lender The Bible instructs us to help the poor and we can only do that when we have enough.

Proverbs 19V17 - Whoever gives generous to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will repay him for his deed Proverbs 22V9 – Whoever has a bountiful eye will be blessed, for he shares his bread with the poor

Consider the following Scriptures: Psalm 37V21 – The wicked borrows but does not pay back, but the righteous is generous and gives

1 John 3V17 – But if anyone has the world’s goods and sees his brother in need, yet closes his heart against him, how does God’s love abide in him?

Proverbs 3:27-28 – Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to do it. Do not say to your neighbour “Go and come again tomorrow I will give it” – when you have it now…

I enjoy teaching my children and other young people about money and the negative impact of poor money decisions can create if used without consideration and planning. I realise that money is a resource that can create a blessing or a curse.

Ecclesiastes 5V5 – It is better that you should not vow, than that you should not vow and not pay

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Some guidelines to follow in order to avoid unnecessary debt and bad 9inancial pitfalls:

Save, save and save some more – Start by saving a percentage of what you earn on a monthly basis which creates a mentality of saving.

I enjoy giving my children a certain amount of pocket money which they earned by doing certain chores in and around the house, and watch on what they spend it. This will give you a clear indication as to whether they are learning and applying good financial habits.

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Avoid impulse purchases. Don’t be fooled by clever marketing media platforms, this creates temptation and a false sense of need to buy.

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Open a fixed savings account when and search for the best interest gains when opening a fixed savings account

Teach kids to invest in property rather than a fancy motor car.

Provide valid reasons and examples of why this is important.

ELAINE SWARTZ is a 47 year old wife and mother of two young daughters she adores. I work full time at Genesis Medical Scheme as a Sales and Marketing consultant. I am extremely passionate about God and His most valuable creation, people. Although I come from a big family with a struggling background, the most important lesson I’ve learned is that God can use any part of your life - whether good or bad - to advance His Kingdom. It is when you are “Born Again” (a new creation in Christ) that God works All things together for your good and the good of His Kingdom (Romans 8:28).

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RISE AGAIN

FROM A FEELING OF FAILURE TO FAILING FORWARD

words RISHON NAPHTALI

Do you believe in zerodefects? I used to, until I realised how unrealistic it is.

Unrealistic meaning, not to recognise the truth about a situation and the dif'iculties involved in achieving something. Striving towards excellence, on the other hand, is a good thing. It refers to something above the norm, of a high quality and standard. Striving for excellence motivates and inspires you. Perfection on the other hand can demoralize you.

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f there’s one thing I keep seeing around me, are people who feel like failures.

But, are they really failures or do they only feel like failures?

It saddens me to see beautiful and talented people struggle with their self-value, yet years back I was one of those who expected perfection from myself. I didn’t make allowance for mistakes in my own life. The word “failure” and “surrender” were words I regarded as a sign of weakness. I wrongly believed that I needed to be productive all the time and felt guilty when I just sat and relaxed. How ridiculous I was! I set incredible high standards for myself and expected the same from others around me, until God showed me that I was actually trying so hard to 'ind acceptance of myself. I thought I needed to be perfect to be accepted by others, but the truth was, it was actually to accept myself.

Years ago I was backstabbed by a business partner. Anyone know what I am talking about? Yea, there are many of us out there. She turned against me, because of her own sel'ish motives. I saw a trail of “dead bodies” lying behind her, of which I was one. It took me two years to get over the shock. I !1 06

felt I had made a mistake by entering into an agreement with her. I lost a huge amount of money, the business closed down, people who she had lied to turned against me. I was in shock and felt like a complete failure. “Where did I go wrong?” I wondered, blaming myself. I wanted to take the reins into my own hands. I wanted to go to court, however God clearly said to me, “SURRENDER”. He convinced me that He would work behind the scenes, “not by might but by His Spirit” (Zech 4:6). When a situation seems out of our own control, God’s Spirit of truth searches and tests hearts (1 Cor 2:10, Gal 6:4). I had to trust God’s Spirit of truth to minister into her heart. Years later I did in fact receive an apology.

God’s Spirit is alive!

Feel like a failure? Get John Maxwell’s book called, Failing Forward. It changed my way of looking at failures.

I used to associate mistakes with being a loser, disappointment and failure. Today I realise that mistakes are mere HURDLES for us to climb over, so that we can move towards the next and higher step of the ladder of life. Come on, let’s be realistic – is there really anyone out there that has never made a mistake? Surely not!

Look at Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Edison for instance.

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I wanted to take the reins into my own hands. I wanted to go to court, however God clearly said to me, “SURRENDER”.

Was Abraham Lincoln a failure?

This is his story: • Failed in business at age 21 • Was defeated in a legislative race at age 22 • Failed again in business at age 24 • He overcame the death of his sweetheart at age 26 • He had a nervous breakdown at age 27 • Lost a congressional race at age 34 • Lost a congressional race at age 36 • Lost a senatorial race at age 45 • Failed in an effort to become vicepresident at age 47 • Lost a senatorial race at age 49 • Was elected president of the United States at age 52

I leave you with this profound proverb, “For a righteous man falls seven times and rises again…” (Proverbs 24:16).

The mistakes we’ve made in life do not determine our value. If someone’s made you to believe that, it is a lie. It’s about getting up and learning from those mistakes that distinguishes us from the rest. Failures are part of real life. Getting over ourselves make of us victors. When we change a negative into a positive. As God’s Word says, “Those who are born of God are victorious over the world.”

(1 John 5:4)

Go on then – be an overcomer, be a victor! Conquer the ways of the world.

Don’t look back. Always look forward. ⓚ

Could he have become President if he had seen these events of his life as failures?

Not likely.

Was Thomas Edison a failure?

When Thomas Edison tried 9,999 times to perfect the light bulb and hadn’t succeeded, someone asked him, “Are you going to have ten thousand failures? He answered, “I didn’t fail. I just discovered another way not to invent the electric light bulb.” He had discovered how another set of actions had produced a different result.

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MANAGE YOUR OWN CARD AT WOOLIES Above: The new Woolworths payment device, which has been introduced at tills across the country.

Woolworths staff have been prohibited from handling shoppers' bank and store cards as part of a new security process. The measure is part of a rollout of new point-of-sale devices. Most of the devices don't allow for "tap" payments, which caused some controversy on social media last year.

Business Insider South Africa

THE CAPE RAND a plausible possibility #NewCurrencyAlert A recent study identi'ied the Western Cape as the most plausible province in South Africa to develop its own currency. A test case reveals that the Western Cape is eligible for its own currency as it has the most economically developed region in SA. Along with various other reasons, the province is also not reliant on mineral resources that follow

global commodity cycles like diamonds, gold or coal.

However, if the Cape were to create its own currency it would surely heighten its economic advantages but this could also negatively affect the rest of South Africa. Read more via the link below. www.capetownetc.com/news/ could-the-cape-rand-be-a-newcurrency/

The habit of saving is itself an education; it fosters every virtue, teaches self-denial, cultivates the sense of order, trains to forethought, and so broadens the mind. - T.T. Munger

Dale Partridge’s entrepreneurial probing This culture has entrepreneurship all wrong. It's not just about making money, it's about making time. I'd rather make $100,000 per year and work 10 hours per week, than $1 million per year and work 60 hours per week.

Our generation's obsession with money, mansions, and empty treasures is leading them to a life that's 'inancially full and relationally bankrupt.

Remember, the true mark of an entrepreneur is a person who can make

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more money, with less time. Sure, there is a season which requires a great number of hours. But our goal should be to create margin for the family, friends, and adventure in our life. To have more freedom, more choice, and more opportunity.

So if you're self-employed, stop bragging about how many hours you work. Anyone can do that. Instead, start sharing how much time you have.

That's something few people can do.

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One Body. One Church. One Way.

Sundays 10 am > Kuils River Tennis Club The Way is a young and vibrant church passionate about spreading the good news of Jesus Christ. We aim to present Christ, equip the saints and meet needs, in and around our city and beyond.

thewaychurchsa@gmail.com

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