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Brandpunt with Wynand Rossouw asks questions, provide answers and get listeners thinking. It aims to deliver the pure, unadulterated Word of God. Wynand facilitates discussions about controversial everyday Christian topics affecting believers worldwide. Brandpunt aims to ask questions, provide answers and get listeners thinking and informed. During His ministry on earth, Christ often asked questions to get individuals to reflect on matters to discover God’s truth about them.

Brandpunt gesels met Liesl Pretorius van Freedom of Religion South Africa oor die onderwerp

Ouerregte en kinders se beste belang onderhoud - Liesl Pretorius

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has recently come under scrutiny for its implementation of the Gender-Responsive Pedagogy for Early Childhood Education (GRP4ECE), also known as the ECE Toolkit. Developed in collaboration with the University of Stellenbosch and funded by a R40 million grant from VVOB, a Belgian-based organisation, the ECE Toolkit aims to train pre-primary and primary educators to promote transgender ideology and gender diversity among children aged 0 to 9 years.

Wynand gesels met Pastoor Desmond Wessels oor die gevare verbonde aan drank gebruik en drank misbruik

wynand gesels met Daniela Ellerbeck van die FW de Klerk Stigting oor hulle bekommernis oor die bela wetsontwerp in sy huidige vorm en hoe ver die proses tans gevorder is voor ondertekening deur Suid Afrika se president

Wynand gesels met Liesl Pretorius van FOR SA oor die krontoversiele wetsontwerp wat die regering in die vooruitsig stel en wat luiteraars omtrent dit kan doen

Brandpunt invited Dr Sarel vd Merwe and FH Havenga to share their understanding of the scripture with regard to horoscopes tarot cards, and other ungodly practices

Brandpunt spoke to Ds Kosie Henning and his congregation who have fallen prey to these criminal activities and also Bishop Paul Verryhne about possible solutions to this latest criminal behavior

Brandpunt spoke to Paul Rowney about advice for concerned parents with the upcoming annual Matric Rage that looms around the corner and the role the Redfrogs Organization plays to assist our Matric's at these venues

What does the Bible say about speaking in tongues as Christians to this day differs about the Scriptural interpretation . we at Brandpunt spoke to Bible experts so that you our listener can make an informed decision

Today, we are talking to Daniela Ellerbeck, Legal Advisor to Freedom of Religion South Africa (or “FOR SA” for short), about the Department of Home Affairs’ new single marriage law, commonly known as the “Marriage Bill”. The Bill has been the subjected of much debate in the religious community and was open for the public’s comment until 31 August 2023. Since the Department’s initial announcement that it was planning to establish a new policy foundation for regulating all marriages in South Africa, FOR SA has been fully engaged to help ensure that the right to religious freedom is respected and protected.

Brandpunt spoke to Rheta Muller as well as Rev David De Bruyn and also Past Rocky Stevenson and Christianity aliens UFO's and what the Bible says

Brandpunt gesels met iemand wat 15 jaar saamgebly het asook Pastoor Neville Nordern oor wat GOD se Woord se oor saambly

Brandpu8nt spoke to Tsolo Kukuno and rev David De Bruyn about the inner workings of multi Cultural Churches in south Africa

Brandpunt spoke to Prof Jan van der Watt and Rev David De Bruyn about the differences between denominations about baptism and there's confusion even with God's Word in our midst

Luke 10:2 Therefore said he unto them, The harvest truly is great, but the labourers are few: pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he would send forth labourers into his harvest.

Brandpunt spoke to Dr Ado Krige from House Regeneration about the dangers of addiction and also share a testimony of some one we'll just call Michael. https://www.hr7.co.za/ Dr W.A. Krige Founding Director In 1985, 24 years before the birth of the first regeneration centre, Ado started working with drug addicts in the streets of Pretoria. Over the next two decades his vision would reach out to thousands of people of all ages, nations, creeds and colour suffering from substance abuse throughout Southern Africa. Ado wanted to share with others the good news of how he had been set free from his own drug addictions, and was fully convinced that this news would be able to break the chains that holds many in bondage today….. Ado would spend the next 25 years studying, researching, coaching and helping others in the area of overcoming substance abuse through the love and power found in the Word of God. After extensively talking to, and counselling people throughout South Africa, he realised the largest contributing factor keeping people away from living a life in freedom was their own mind sets and belief systems. Being totally and completely sold on the truth of Jesus Christ, Ado would then set off to find a purely bible based and addict centred approach to therapy. Eventually he enrolled in an online B. Min degree and later on was allowed to enroll in Therapon University for a PhD in Biblical Counseling with Belief Therapy as a major. You can get more information about Belief Therapy from our “The Program” page. Dr Krige did not stop at this, he went on to study, and apply various different therapy methodologies from authorities in the field of biblical therapy, amongst others are Dr. Jay Adams, Dr. Wayne Mack, John C Broger and Adam Pulaski. A synergy of 25 odd years of counseling together with these studies specifically aimed at biblical counseling for substance dependency, have become what is today the voice of Dr Ado Krige. Dr Krige has become an authority in his own right on this subject in Southern Africa and can regularly be seen and heard on South African T.V and radio talk shows. He is also well respected by various church organisations nationally as an expert on combating drug addiction, satanism and witchcraft. E-mail: ado@hr7.co.za Mobile: 083 226 2319

Brandpunt gesels met Adjunk Uitvoerende Hoof van FEDSAS Juane vd Merwe "In hierdie gesprek wil ons die aandag vestig op die BELA-wetsontwerp en die ernstige bekommernisse wat dit vir ouers en gemeenskappe in Suid-Afrika inhou. Die wetsontwerp, met 56 klousules, beoog om die Skolewet te wysig en het 'n aansienlike impak op die opvoeding van kinders. Ons fokus veral op klousules wat ouers se mag en inspraak oor hul kinders se opvoeding beperk. Dit sluit in die bepalinge rakende toelatingsbeleide, taalbeleide, tuisonderrig, die verpligting van Graad R, die verkoop van alkohol vir fondsinsameling, en die mag van die Minister om regulasies te maak. Ons pleit vir ouers se reg om die finale sê te hê oor hul kinders se opvoeding

Brandpunt gesels met Ds Elsa Meyer en Errol Naidoo van die Family Policy institute oor kontroversie en haatspraak en hoe Christene kontroversiele sake behoort aan te pak ook in die lig van die huidige Woolworths en B and Ally omstredenheid

En n hartlike goeiemôre, luisteraars, en welkom by nog n uitgawe van Brandpunt "Die Stem van Redelikheid." Waar ons kyk na kontroversiele sake wat ons Christen lewe op n daaglikse basis raak Ek is jou gasheer, Wynand Rossouw en vandag duik ons in 'n diep kommerwekkende kwessie in wat ons as Suid Afrikaners en as nasie al te lank teister. Die jongste misdaadstatistieke van die vierde kwartaal van 2022/2023 skets 'n somber prentjie van veiligheid in ons opvoedkundige instellings en openbaar 'n ontstellende werklikheid. Dit is met groot teleurstelling dat ons berig dat daar min vordering gemaak is om leerders teen geweldsmisdaad te beskerm. Tussen Januarie en Maart vanjaar alleenlik het ons skole, nasorgsentrums en universiteite te dikwels misdaadtonele geword. Die syfers is verontrustend, om dit versigtig te stel. Gedurende hierdie tydperk is agt lewens tragies verloor as gevolg van moord, is 14 moordaanvalle aangemeld en het 'n skokkende 84 verkragtings binne die terrein van opvoedkundige fasiliteite plaasgevind. Hierdie satatistiek soos vervat on sons 08h00 nuusflits bulletin van Woensdag oggend 31 Mei 2023 Hierdie syfers is hartverskeurend en onaanvaarbaar. Daarbenewens is daar 238 gerapporteerde voorvalle van aanranding en ernstige liggaamlike skade. Ons opvoedkundige fasiliteite, wat as veilige hawens vir leerders en personeel behoort te dien, het ontaard in broeiplekke vir geweld en vrees. Dit is 'n krisis wat onmiddellike aandag en deurslaggewende optrede verg. Vandag rig ons ons aandag op aspekte van hierdie kwessie - die stilte van die stem van die kerk. As 'n steunpilaar van ons samelewing het die kerk groot invloed en morele gesag. Tog blyk die vraag: hoekom bly die kerk stil oor hierdie dringende kwessie? Moet die kerk, as 'n kampioen van geregtigheid en medelye, nie 'n standpunt inneem teen geweld in ons skole en universiteite nie? Behoort ons nie daarop aan te dring dat die kerk en sy verteenwoordigers hul rol in die aanspreek van geweld in opvoedkundige instellings oorweeg en die aksies wat hulle kan onderneem om 'n betekenisvolle verskil te maak, oorweeg. Moet ons wegdraai van moeilike vrae, of die werklikheid in die gesig staar en reguit vrae vra, vir ons kinders, ons gemeenskappe en die toekoms van alle Suid Afrikaners se ontwil. Vrae: • Wat is die rol van die kerk om veiligheid te bevorder en leerders in opvoedkundige instellings te beskerm? • Hoekom bly die kerk stil oor die kwessie van geweld in skole en universiteite of is dit net persepsie? • Hoe kan die kerk sy morele gesag gebruik om bewustheid te verhoog oor geweld in opvoedkundige instellings? • Watter stappe kan die kerk neem om slagoffers van geweld in skole en universiteite te ondersteun? • Hoe kan die kerk saamwerk met opvoedkundige instellings en gemeenskapsorganisasies om hierdie kwessie doeltreffend aan te spreek? • Moet die kerk 'n meer aktiewe rol speel in die bepleit van beleidsveranderinge om die veiligheid van leerders te bevorder? • Op watter maniere kan die kerk berading en ondersteuningsdienste bied aan leerders en personeel wat deur geweld geraak word? • Doen die kerk genoeg om ouers, onderwysers en leerders by gesprekke oor geweldvoorkoming te betrek? • Hoe kan die kerk sy hulpbronne en netwerke mobiliseer om veilige ruimtes binne opvoedkundige instellings te skep? • Moet die kerk geweldvoorkomingsopvoeding in sy onderrig en kurrikulum insluit? • Wat kan die kerk leer van organisasies wat suksesvol geweld in opvoedkundige omgewings aangespreek het? • Hoe kan godsdiensleiers hul platforms gebruik om geweld te veroordeel en positiewe gedrag in skole aan te moedig? • Watter rol kan die kerk speel om waardes van respek, empatie en nie-geweld onder leerders te bevorder? • Moet die kerk vennootskappe met wetstoepassingsagentskappe vestig om veiligheid in opvoedkundige instellings te verhoog? • Hoe kan die kerk gemeenskapsbetrokkenheid en aktivisme aanmoedig in die stryd teen geweld in skole en universiteite? Ons hoop hierdie vrae dien as 'n

Brandpunt spoke to Dr Louise Olivier, a psychologist, as well as Ds James De Villiers and Dr Peter Hammond on this topic so that you can make an informed decision as our listener

Brandpunt spoke to Pastor Neville Norden and Phillip Rosenthal from Christian News Network a lobby group for Christian values and morals

Brandpunt spoke to the Reverend David De Bruyn about the existence of HELL and what the Bible has to say about this eternal place of torment

we listen to a testimony of a former abortionist dr Anthony Lavatino being interviewed by Lila Rose and also the testimony of Melissa Hertz now the facilitator of Project life Pro life down in Durban

Reverend Frank Retief give his perspective on the burning question of Does it count as tithing?

we spoke to Pastor Matt Viljoen about the festive season and Christmas in particular and what it means to modern day Christians

Brandpunt spoke to Past Neville Norden from Lewende Woord about Gods Word instruction when it comes to debt and also Anton Prinsloo from PSG with some sound advice

Do you have a favourite child or a favourite employee? Brandpunt spoke to Dr Anthony Van Tonder about favouritism and what the Bible warns us against.

What does the Word of God say to followers of JESUS about Halloween because it all seem so innocent. Brandpunt spoke to Adele Neveling ...also a party shop owners who says she wont allow her own children to partake in halloween ...and also to a former witch who have now excepted the Lord Jesus as Savior of her soul

A recent article in the media about a struggling person who bought a lottery ticket and decided to put it in her bible asking God to please bless her. The story caught the media's attention because she allegedly won R70 million rand. Brandpunt searched the Scripture to find out what God's Word say about playing the lottery and spoke to Dr Peter Hammond and Past Tim Cantrell .

Brandpunt gesels met Ds Elsa Meyer en Prof Hennie Stander oor die gebruik onder Christen om mekaar party keer buite die konteks van n Skrif se betekenis met n versie te seen en wat die Bybel self te se het oor die gebruik

The church is called to be both an instrument and sign of the kingdom of God. As an instrument, the church is God’s agent in the world showing and sharing the love of Jesus to a broken and hurting world. And as a sign, the church points to the kingdom of God, acting as a credible witness to its reality and power. People are supposed to look at the church and say, “That’s what the kingdom of God looks like.” In this sense, it’s a window into the kingdom encouraging others to join the fellowship of faith, bound together in Christ. Revelation 7 says men and women will gather around the throne of God for eternity, and they will come from every tribe, tongue, and nation. But when we look across the landscape of churches around the world and in South Africa in particular , most are far too monocultural. There’s a lot of talk in our churches and among pastors, leaders, and scholars about the need for our churches to be more multi-ethnic and multicultural. But it’s not often accomplished. Pursuing diversity is a good thing. But we must be clear what we are talking about. A church can be multi-ethnic if it has persons of different ethnic backgrounds who attend. But if people of various ethnic groups listen to the same music, eat the same foods, hang out at the same entertainment venues, and go to church together, that’s not multicultural. They have assimilated to a common culture. It may be multi-ethnic, but it’s still monocultural. Join Brandpunt this morning in the pursuit of God’s multi-cultural church here on earth.

Brandpunt gesels met Dr Theo Geyser in Stellenbosch na aanleiding van n aanlyn artikel oor onbeantwoorde gebede. Die vraag bly staan wat se die Woord van God oor die onderwerp.

Brandpunt spoke to Prof Jan vd Watt and Rev David De Bruyn about baptism and what the Bible say about the how when and where of baptism

Brandpunt gesels met iemand wat reeds 15 jaar al saambly sonder om getroud te wees en die lesse wat paartjies daaruit kan leer. Ons praat ook met Gustav en Elna Muller wat huweliks berading doen en uitgesproke huweliks aktiviste is.Pastoor Neville Norden deel ook sy hart oor die Bybel en wat die Woord se oor saambly sonder om getroud te wees

Brandpunt spoke to Gretha Wiid and Pastor Virl Tait about the scriptures and what the Word says about Godly sexuality and Godly intimacy.

We talk to Ds Braam Kloppers and psychologist Lourentia de Kok about the blame game humans love to play ...... and whos fault it is after all is set and done.

Brandpunt talks to Ds Danie Lodder and Prof Stefan Joubert about pastoral burnout and how to prevent it.

Die onderwerp van self-vergifnis word algemeen gepreek, maar is dit bybels? Ons gesels met Evangelis Deon Wessels en Ds Jaco Strydom oor of dit Bybels is om jouself aller eers te vergeef voor jy ander kan vergewe

Brandpunt gesels met Dr Christo De Klerk in Munster KZN wat aan die hoof staan van die Na Eden beradings sentrum oor sonde wonde en n verwronge God,s beeld waarmee so baie mense sukkel

We sometimes face complex situations with no clear right choice. What should Christians do when confronted with spiritual, moral or ethical dilemmas? Have you ever been in a lose-lose situation? Or a catch-22? Or even, dare we say, a jam or a pickle? Ever been between a rock and a hard place? Have you ever had to choose between the lesser of two evils? Whatever idiom we use to label the experience, we no doubt have all had dilemmas in our lives in which there seemed to be no way to do the right or ethical thing. No pros, all cons. No saving grace or silver lining, only a seemingly impossible choice. There can be many reasons we find ourselves in these types of situations: • We are trying to protect our loved ones, or even strangers, from harm or suffering. • We have limited time, limited resources and limited information for making a decision. • We want to keep ourselves from harm or suffering, as well as hardship. • We see a possible threat to our family’s basic human needs, and we have to react. So that being said, lets think of some familiar real life examples of ethical dilemmas • We are in legal and financial troubles. Lying will help us get out of them, but lying is wrong (Exodus 20:16). I need to protect and provide for my family and make sure they are okay. I have no choice. I’ll lie and repent later. o Where’s the justice and love for those we lie to? Where is the repentance and seeking God’s help? Where is the search for other solutions? • My manager tells me to wear a pin on my work uniform that denotes an ideological or activist stance that the company is supporting but that the Bible says is wrong. I know that doing so would cause people to think I support that cause (which I don’t). I will never be able to find another job that works around my schedule. I don’t want people to think I am hateful of anyone. I have no choice. I will go along with what my boss wants and repent later. o Where’s the faith that God will take care of us?

Brandpunt spoke to Dr Kobus Jonker and Pastor James Lottering about Matthews 12:45 "Then goeth he, and taketh with himself seven other spirits more wicked than himself, and they enter in and dwell there: and the last state of that man is worse than the first. Even so shall it be also unto this wicked generation."

Na aanleiding van n boek wat onlangs gepubliseer is getitel "Die slegte nuus van die Evangelie het Brandpunt met Prof Stefan Joubert gaan gesels oor die boek en ander vrae wat rondom die boek mag ontstaan

The cross is loved and respected by millions of people around the world so much so that even The Encyclopædia Britannica calls the cross “the principal symbol of the Christian religion.”However interestingly enough, the Greek word generally translated “cross” is stau·rosʹ. It basically means “an upright pale or stake.” And then the Companion Bible points out: “[Stau·rosʹ] never means two pieces of timber placed across one another at any angle . . . There is nothing in the Greek of the [New Testament] even to imply two pieces of timber.” In several texts, Bible writers use another word for the instrument of Jesus’ death. It is the Greek word xyʹlon. (Acts 5:30; 10:39; 13:29; Galatians 3:13; 1 Peter 2:24) This word simply means “timber” or “a stick, club, or tree.” The apostle Paul says: “Christ purchased us, releasing us from the curse of the Law by becoming a curse instead of us, because it is written: ‘Accursed is every man hung upon a stake [“a tree,” King James Version].’” (Galatians 3:13) Here Paul quotes Deuteronomy 21:22, 23, which clearly refers to a stake, (cross). Since such a means of execution made the person “a curse,” the question that arises “is it proper for Christians to decorate their homes with images of Christ on a cross or the cross as jewellery around the neck or simply the cross as a means of protection. That being said, there is debate as to whether or not it is appropriate—or even sinful—to wear religious jewelry like crosses and crucifixes. Christians did not begin wearing crosses around their necks until after crucifixion was no longer the primary source of capital punishment; therefore, it is not equivalent to a modern-day person wearing a miniature death chamber or a gun or knife around his neck, as some have suggested. Many looks at the cross as simply the instrument of death used to slay our beloved Saviour. It being suggested on social media that people who truly practice the Christianity of the Bible stand out as beacons of light in

Wynand spoke to Neville Goodchild from Lewende Woord in Bloemfontein about the Gap between the pulpit and the pew, and the possible solution.

The writers of the Bible claimed that God Yahweh personally controlled all aspects of the weather: rain, wind, clouds, hail, snow, ice, cold, storms, sunshine, drought, thunder, lightning (even precisely where it strikes, Job 36.32), earthquakes, and everything down to the growth of grass. They considered thunder to be the "voice" of Yahweh, coming from his "mouth" (Ps 18.Ps 29.). Lightning belonged to Yahweh; it was "his" (Job 37.Ps 97). Yahweh had storehouses up in the sky/heavens, where he kept water, winds, snow, and hail until he wanted to send them (Ps 135.; Deut 28.; Jer 10.). God personally created rainbows to remind himself not to drown all humans and other animals anymore (Gen 9.14-16). Biblical authors also believed that bad weather occurred because of sin, but that if a good man would pray, God would listen from the sky/heaven and send good weather (Deut 11.; 1 Kings 18.; 2 Chron 6.26-27). Because some individuals do notice that natural disasters cause terrible suffering for millions and millions of people, regardless of religion or lack of religion, some modern believers will occasionally attribute natural disasters to the Satan character, in an attempt to shift blame from their god concept. However, the writers of the Bible did not believe such. Even in the book of Job, although the accuser ("the satan," one of "the sons of Elohim/God" who has free access to the heavenly court, ) asks to bring harm upon Job as a test, it is ultimately Elohim who controls the weather, for good or ill. The Bible says that God will rain upon the just and the unjust. People could be praying for the storm to pass by in one area, yet others could be praying also in areas that are hard hit. God can let bad weather hit one area yet keep it from hitting another area. For example, the storms we had in KZN The increasing number of natural disasters and terrible storms have many people wondering, who controls the weather, God or Satan?

Wynand gesels met Ds Rudi Swanepoel oor grappe en aamerkings wat te ver gaan na aanleiding van gebeure tussen mc Chris Rock en Will Smith by die Oscar glans geleentheid

Wynand gesels met algemene sekretatis van die NG Kerk na aanleiding van n artikel wat hy oor die huidige migrante kwessie in Suid Afrika op die E kerkbode blad geplaas het asook n gesprek wat Johann Els met Bishop Malusie Mpulwana van die SACC gehad het oor ongedokumenteere werkers in Suid Afrika

We are talking to Daniela Ellerbeck, an attorney and legal advisor to Freedom of Religion South Africa (FOR SA). We are talking about the new Films and Publications Amendment Act, which some have called the “Internet Censorship Law”. Specifically, we are going to be discussing whether these Amendments pose any threat to religious freedom as a human right.

Wynand spoke to Bishop Frank Retief in Hermanus and also Graham Power who's currently battling leukemia about a Christian response to aggression,, when are we to use the sword and when are we to turn the other cheek

Wynand spoke to Prof Dion Foster about the Russian / Ukraine invasion also Christian media platforms on social media stating this is the beginning of world war 3. So what does the bible and end time prophecy have to say about this. Listen to Brandpunt to find out more .....

Wynand spoke to Dr Anton Knoetze chairperson of the Kairos Network about their plans to create a new synod as they believe the current synod of the DRC has strayed from the truth and God's Word

Brandpunt look at the latest technology called the Metaverse and how some churches race to occupy this space and present a new way of doing church and presenting the Gospel, but question remains to be asked is it scriptural. we bring you an insert by Past Joeye and an interview with Dwain Van Rensburg to try and find the answers to our questions.

Wynand Rossouw spoke to Phillip Rosenthal from Christian view Network about the much publicized case of Dr. Jacques De Vos and the HPCSA,a drawn out court case of 4 years because he refused to do a late term abortion.

Wynand spoke to Chantelle Blokdyk from CASE SA (Centre against Sexual exploitation in South Africa) about the role of internet pornography and the abuse against women and children in South Africa

Wynand spoke to Past Neville Norden, Ds Colin Smith and Pastor Dwayne Foxley about the daily pressures they face as church leaders and the expectancy from their congregations that they should be perfect in all that they do; after all, they are God's anointed.

Wynand spoke to Bishop Frank Retief on tithing, and does it count as tithing if I don't give directly to the church that I'm attending?

Wynand spoke to Dr Johan Carsten's about Christian nominalism where Christians are churchgoers or otherwise religious people whose faith does not go beyond being identified with a church, Christian group or denomination. They view religion primarily as a social construct, and they do not allow it to require much of them in terms of morality or responsibility, taking a minimalist approach to their faith.

Wynand speaks to Ps James Lottering and Leah Grobler about the spooky season and about what the Bible has to say about all of this.

Wynand spoke to Past Bruce Jackman, Heinz Winckler and Past Matt Viljoen to find out what the Bible says about generational curses.

Wynand spoke to Reverend Moss Ntla and Reverend David De Bruyn about the upcoming elections and our responsibilities and involvement as Christians in politics.

Brandpunt talks to Dr Elna Rudolf and Gretha Wiid about this sensitive subject.

Wynand gesels met Prof Shawren Singh van UNISA, Dr Jaco Deacon van FEDSAS en Riette Hugo oud onderwysers oor plagiaat wat besig is om a pandemie te word nie net in Suid Afrika nie maar ook wereld wyd

Wynand gesels met Ds Rudie Swanepoel van die Andrew Murray Gemeente in Johannesburg asook met Hanna Kotze 'n kliniese werker in Port Elizabeth oor hoekom mens so driftig verskil oor die Covid 19 vaccine inspuiting.

Die lewe kan in 'n oogwink tot einde kom. Wynand gesels met 3 luisteraars oor hulle belewenis met die dood asook met Dr Isak Burger outeur van die top verkoper boeke "5 min voor" en "5 min na die dood."

Wynand gesels met Dr Bernhard Ficker na aaleiding van n koerant brief geluk wense aan die Moeder Gemeente Strand met hul dolerings besluit, asook Dr Christo Benade van die Somerset Wes Ring en die Sinode reaksie op die dolering v an die gemeente.

Wynand spoke to executive member of the Ecumenical Alliance in Partnership with the SACC Rev Hermy Damons about a recent press statement release of the SACC and a call for calm and peace in South Africa.

Met die derde vlaag van Covid 19 wat verwoesting saai in Suid Afrika lei baie Suid Afrikaners aan post traumatiese stress angs aanvalle en paniek. Brandpunt het met Ds Braam Klopper predikant en rouberader asook Belinda Allen n Christelike berader gaan gesels oor die pad vorentoe en hoe om prakties die vrese te hanteer

Wynand spoke to Michael Swain the executive director for Freedom of Religion South Africa about the email address at the department of Justice that's not taking emails and not working for any one who wants to respond to the proposed bill..

Na aanleiding van aanvalle in die media op Christene se geloof en die Bybel ontstaan die vraag Wat staan ons te doen en hoe moet ons dit hanteer

Wynand spoke to the Executive Director of Freedom of Religion SA Michael Swain about the proposed PEPUDA amendments with deadline the 30th of June for public responses

Wynand spoke to Charmaine Humpfreys and Dr Sarel v/d Merwe about what the Word of God says about people living together.

Wynand gesels met Elsje Du Plessis, 'n stief familie mentor en lewens afrigter oor oplossings vir die probleme in hersaamgestelde gesinne.

Wynand spoke to Prof Dion Foster from the university of Stellenbosch about the importance of the 10 commandment and whether its still applicable to modern day Christianity.

Wynand Rossouw aanbieder en regiseur van die program BRANDPUNT het met Dr Anke Brand gaan gesels oor die verslawings aspekte van video speletjies en wat ouers te doen staan as hul kind dalk verslaaf is aan digitale media.

Ons het gesels met Berader,Belinda Allen, Ds Leon Fors, Skrywer Antonette Bekker en Ds Erik Boshoff kerkplanter en predikant oor hulle belewenisse hoekom mense die kerk verlaat.

Wynand gesels met NG Oosterlig Pretoria Gemeente se leraars oor hulle nuwe benadering tot geld en hoekom hulle nie meer kollekte tydens die kerk en by die deure opneem nie.

Wynand gesels met Prof Dons Kritzinger, Prof Jan vd Watt, Prof Thys Van Rensburg en Pastoor Neville Norden oor Paasfees en die Bybelse opdrag

Wynand spoke to Theologians Pastors and Bible teachers about some very difficult scriptures and Bible stories that the average Christian are not aware off in the Bible

What should you do when someone says, "God told me to tell you." What should your next step be and how should you handle such situations?

Wynand spoke to the Executive Director of Freedom of Religion South Africa, Michael Swain, about the current controversy surrounding Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng and the possible way forward.

Wynand spoke to Danelle Gradwell, Director for Pregnancy Help Network, about teenage pregnancies and what we can do to help them

Brandpunt het die opinies van kerklui gaan vra oor die regering se wetgewing dat net 50 mense per kerkdiens bymekaar mag kom, terwyl dieselfde reels nie noodwendig vir Cassinos restaurante en rolprent teaters en Malls geld nie.

Is there such a thing as "white lies" or half-truths, and what does the bible say about people who keep on telling lies? Brandpunt talks to Pastor Neville Norton

Speaking to Prof Dion Foster on the topic of church politics and how to handle internal turmoil

Wynand spoke to Dr Peter Hammond from Africa Christian Action about the stance they took on the 24th anniversary of legal abortions in South Africa and what they did on the 1st of February under level 3 lockdown restrictions.

So wat staan jou te doen wanneer jou geliefde uit die bloute sterf en jy onder al hierdie emosies nog al die reelings ook moet tref. Brandpunt het met Ds Braam Klopper N.G Predikant en Rou berader asook Elsabe Basilio mede eienaar van Grobelaars begrafnis ondernemers asook Erica Fitzgibbon Boedel prokureur gaan gesels oor die verloop van sake sou jy of n geliefde skielik te sterwe kom

Wynand gesels met Pastoor Neville Norden en Ds Jaco Strydom oor Christene en alkohol gebruik. Wat sê die Bybel oor hierdie onderwerp?

Wynand Rossouw speaks to Professor Dion Foster about the biblical difference between caring and interfering or meddling. Where do you draw the line, how to recognize the difference and how to deal with both sides of the question.

Words like "unequal protection," and President Cyril Ramaphosa's comment in 2018 (Bloomberg) that there are "no killings... of white farmers in South Africa" and the response from the EFF as well as farmers, the community and media have created a ticking time bomb of the Senekal situation. Wynand Rossouw spoke to Prof Deon Foster, Rev Moss Ntla, Graham Power, Pastor Neville Norden and Rev Pearl Cupe about the Christian response to the Senekal situation.

Wynand Rossouw gesels met pastoor Danie Lodder oor die pad vorentoe vir hulle wat seergekry het in die kerk.

Wynand Rossouw spoke to Pastor Neville Norden and Pastor Tim Cantrell on how not to be a stumbling block unto others

Is it even possible in this day and age where we are bombarded with temptation? Some straight, honest & 'unpopular' answers from Brandpunt's discussion with Thea and Johan Laubser. It's an important discussion children of God should hear

Statistics show that there is currently another worldwide pandemic - that of corruption. Is is also clear that legislation isn't effective in combating corruption. For a start, we need to tackle it on a personal level and as an example in our lives as Christians. Brandpunt talked to Prof Deon Foster about corruption and our roles as Christians against this evil.

Dit is 'n erkende feit dat ons ongelukkig in een van die gevaarlikste lande ter wêreld bly. Sommige statistieke vergelyk ons met lande wat in oorlog verkeer. Die vraag is dus, hoe beskerm 'n Christen in Suid Afrika homself & is wapens een van die middele? Brandpunt gesels met Pastoor Nevil Norden, hoof van Lewende Woord oor hierdie belangrike vraag

What would you say to people who want to celebrate Freedom Day during a national lockdown? Patrick Kuwana has a powerful & inspiring message for you. "We are not able to celebrate this day as we would usually do, but in a way we have a greater opportunity than ever before to find solidarity in Christ, to seek His way forward out of this."

Domestic violence statistics goes up whenever families spend more times together; Christmas, holidays, and of course, during a national lockdown. "Intimate Terrorism" is the term many experts prefer & the rise in statistics around the world is shocking. Brandpunt shines the light on this topic in our interview with Dr. Gustav Gous. Don't close your ears to this extremely important subject.