The death of the Son of God and His subsequent victory over death through resurrection are at the centre of the Christian faith. We must spend time reflecting and wrestling with their meaning and significance.
Category: Faith
Let’s rewind back to a heavenly council when planet Earth was conceived in the heart of God—a world of magnificent human beings, choosing to live in the vitality of love.
Blood donors are never paid for their blood, and there are no conditions placed on who that blood will be given to.
He opened a violin case and started into Bach’s iconic “Chaconne”, the most emotional and difficult of violin solos. No-one cared.
I rejoice in hearing the big numbers that show God’s blessings.
While Gideon’s actions have led to him being known as a mighty man of valour, he spends most of his time in great fear and distress.
“Love one another as I have loved you. Swim, swim, swim, plunge deep, deep, deep in the ocean of God’s love. Come into a nearness with God.”
750 years before Jesus showed up on earth, God’s love for humanity was displayed through a man named Hosea.
The world can be a lonely place when by ourselves for any of a number of reasons. We can sympathise with the sparrow, alone on the housetop, for even these humble birds are not meant to be alone.
While the secular person may find the biblical narrative unconvincing, Christians believe that the only meaningful explanation of human life is found in the Bible, which outlines the problem of sin, as well as its solution, in what I believe are five interconnected themes.
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