Fundamental Beliefs | The Introduction: Why God?

The Mozambican government has revealed a stark reality: of the 11 million people assessed post-rainy season, two million are now food insecure, and 148,000 are in urgent need of humanitarian aid. This crisis stems from climate-related disasters—drought, floods, and cyclones—compounded by economic vulnerabilities. As authorities ramp up efforts to provide…

The Kingdom of God runs on an economy that is radically different from the world’s. While the world prizes scarcity and self-preservation, the Kingdom is marked by abundance, trust, and redistribution of grace. Generosity is therefore both resistance to worldly systems and alignment with heaven’s values.

At the heart of Scripture is the truth that God is a giver — of life, covenant, grace, and ultimately His Son. To cultivate a heart of generosity is to participate in His very nature. Generosity is not an optional virtue but a reflection of divine identity formed in us.

An encounter with a demon leads Anesu straight back to God after a few ground-breaking years in the entertainment industry.

We are addicts, we don't want to admit it. The youth are dying, and so are the elderly, because of choices and circumstances that have led us down painful paths of various addictions.