When Jesus died on the cross as an executed criminal, in the eyes of the Jewish people this made Him a failed Messiah, as He had promised the kingdom and didn’t come through. But three days later, when He rose from the dead, that picture changed completely. The truth of His Messiahship was evident to those who would accept it. He completed His mission by taking our sins upon Himself and thus reconciling us to God. This mission required His death, but once it was completed, God raised Him from the dead, and in doing so showed the world His approval of what Jesus had done. Thank God for His Grace!-Peter Amsterdam

(Testimonies from Mike, David, Chris, and Amy)
I met a young guy working in the parking lot as an attendant and was busy speaking to him about the Lord’s love and plan for his life when a rough looking character approached…

On Wednesday, we were once again blessed with the companionship of all these precious disabled children from the Sive Nathi Centre. With limited movement, speech, sight, and unable to care for themselves in any way: ​the dear patients of the Sive Nathi center face severe issues every single day and rarely get a chance to have a change of pace or scenery. It is for this reason we committed to taking them -and the staff that so lovingly cares for them- on a special outing again…

Thank you so much for your prayers and support towards the KKNK Festival Outreach this year – the NINTH consecutive year we have witnessed there! It was a hugely inspiring time with powerful miracles of provision, changed lives, and Gospel Message spread! Our four-person team went out, gave it their all – camping in the rugby field, witnessing all over the streets by day and even at night – and came back full of joy, “bringing their sheaves with them.” (Psalm 126:6) It was wonderful to see the Lord lead each of us on the team to special people that we could followup on, and many times throughout the festival we met up with such people again and ministered further. Of course, we also took time to phone and meet up with individuals whom we’d met at previous KKNK’s, to see how they are doing with their faith-walk. It was encouraging and awesome to see the spiritual progress and be able to grow “fruit that remains.” (John 15:16) The immediate, known results are: Over 7100 Gospel pamphlets distributed Over 150 Bibles and other Gospel booklets given out 68 individuals prayed for (for a variety of requests) 106 individuals accepted the gift of Salvation and Jesus as their Saviour Stay tuned for a testimonies post coming soon!

Our four person team has arrived at the KKNK in Oudtshoorn, ready to spread the message of Jesus’ Love to any and all who will receive it! Please keep them in prayer in the next days- for great victories of salvation, miracles, Gospel spread, protection on the roads, financial supply, good health, and a wonderful time of blessings overall. Thank you so much!

We gathered 144 needy individuals – both adults and children – in a local hall; and were able to lead those who hadn’t yet to accept Jesus as their personal friend and Saviour! Then, each one was invited to come browse the boxes of clothes, as a sort of free “shop.” Men, women, and children were all able to pick out items, and if they fit, take them home! From tops, pants, socks, jackets, blankets, baby clothes, linens, and more, all went away with several items, and many grateful tears were shed. We also set out pairs of donated shoes, which were divided to the most needy. All in all, this event was a great blessing to so many, and we are so so thankful for all of you who make the continued ministry possible!

The recovering addicts at this centre received not only brand new shoes, clothing, and foodstuffs, but Mike also gave a word of encouragement for them – reminding them that God loves them and has a plan for their life, beyond what they could possibly know now. How wonderful to assist them in their journey away from drugs and into better things. (Hear their reactions in video)  

There are a number of families, predominantly white and coloured, that live in this Kraaifontein farm informal settlement. Their needs are often neglected, and they can tend to feel forgotten. In addition to helping them with foodstuffs throughout the year, at this specific event each person could come and choose brand new shoes, as well as clothing items to take home. Children, women, and men alike, all blessed with these much-needed and appreciated items. What sweet and precious people, and how glad we are to bring God’s Love to them in this way.