Everyone, at one time or another, needs their faith reestablished in a God who is at the same time greater than the universe, and nearer than breathing. In the busyness of day-to-day life we may lose sight of the fact that God is at work in everyone and everything, all the time; faithnews.net Kingdom reporters share this good news with others.

Four hundred West Africans, never previously evangelised, each have the same dream on the same night in the same village. In the dream Jesus comes to them with his gospel message. In the morning they confess this, one to another, and are saved.

The idea behind Kingdom reporting is that people like you – everyday Christians, wherever you are – can create reports of God-events, on your own or in collaboration with others, which can be posted here to encourage others in the faith. It doesn’t matter whether you have jounalism training or not; what matters is that you’re keen to spread God’s fame.

In Zimbabwe, starving villagers pray for their crop and it yields three heads of corn on the same stalk. Passers-by can’t believe what they’re seeing, and their questions give the villagers an opportunity to witness of God’s great goodness in the midst of their terrible hardship.

For example, you might write a report about a particular thing God has done in your local community. Or perhaps you hear an encouraging report of God working in another country, you check the facts and post a report of it on faithnews.net. And you can get really professional by including photos and video clips, if you want.

So, if you’re a Christian with a journalistic bent, or simply want to spread God’s fame with us, we’d love you to consider becoming a Kingdom reporter.