JOY! Magazine

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JOY! Magazine

From the EDITOR

Discovering your God-given calling

Letters to the EDITOR • Send your letters to editor@joymag.co.za

LEAVING ROOM FOR GOD • The dangers of trying to do everything yourself

WORD SEARCH

Colouring in

DID YOU KNOW?

ASK VAL • Biblical answers to tough questions

Thank you I know it was You, Lord!

WHO’S in the NEWS?

TRIBUTE • OLGA MESHOE WASHINGTON

3 points to ponder on PROVISION

JOY! NEWS • KEEPING CHRISTIANS INFORMED

TRUMP 2.0 America is back! • WHAT IT MEANS FOR SOUTH AFRICA

Israel’s RELEASED hostages • Mixed feelings of joy, bitterness, & fear

CHRISTIANS ARE LIVING IN FEAR IN YEMEN

UKRAINE Shining God’s light in the shadow of death

Understanding the BELA BILL • WHY THE CONTROVERSY?

LOUIE GIGLIO • A passion for South Africa

GRACE & GLORY • Devotions for a life transformed by Jesus

LIVING IN THE FULLNESS OF CONTENTMENT

Demi-Leigh’s guide to trusting God

THE GIFT OF LOSING IT ALL • Finding what truly matters

Called to be DEEP-SEA DIVERS • HOW DEEP WILL YOU GO?

How to GET RIGHT with GOD

CHARACTERS OF THE BIBLE The Apostle Paul

5 people in the Bible who teach us PATIENCE

Christ amongst the 7 churches of Revelation

ABOVE ALL, GUARD YOUR HEART! • PROVERBS 4:23

TIME TO DETOX SPIRITUALLY & PHYSICALLY • Your spiritual insight will become clearer, and your ability to hear God will be sharpened. Yeshua is our Living Water, cleansing and sustaining us.

Divorce is not always final…

Stop for someone…

MENDING THE NETS • for the next great catch

UNITE180 CHURCH UPLIFTS LOCAL SCHOOL WITH ASTRO FIELD

EMBRACING CULTURAL DIVERSITY • Missional University’s role in culture care across South Africa PART 3

God is speaking to the village • Danite people | Côte d’Ivoire

PLANTS OF THE BIBLE

EX-GANGSTER FEEDS THE HUNGRY • How did a South African farm girl, who started smoking marijuana at nine, joined a gang, and became a teenage mom, overcome her past to set up a soup kitchen from her home that feeds thousands of hungry people a month? Catherina opens up in this interview with Kat Farquharson (ThisLife online).