Faith and horror
In his book Crazy Love, Francis Chan says he is writing for those who would rather die before their convictions do (p21), a sentiment that greatly appeals to me – reminding me of Philippians 1:21. […]
In his book Crazy Love, Francis Chan says he is writing for those who would rather die before their convictions do (p21), a sentiment that greatly appeals to me – reminding me of Philippians 1:21. […]
Do you consistently do what is right and not do what you shouldn’t? I struggle with this, failing most in the daily things such as patience and kindness to my kids when I’m tired and […]
“Truly, I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it.” (Mark 10:15). Remember what Christmas felt like when you were a child: the excited expectation […]
“We need to put some stuff aside to communicate with people” (Richard Nyhof, sermon comment). Jesus put aside his equality with God and became a servant in the form of a baby in order to […]
Think of the finest meal you have ever had. Recall the excellent food, the drink that perfectly complemented the meal, the company of people you thoroughly enjoyed being with – an evening you wished did […]
I have a very good friend who is a faithful witness to Jesus. It is not uncommon for her friends to ask her about God and what it means to be a Christian. She lives […]
Luke 2:8-20 captures the wonder and glory of the incarnation of God as a baby boy. This is one of the few times during his earthly ministry when the glory of Jesus is glimpsed. An […]
Dr Glam, special guest at ADInstruments’ end-of-year dinner
Take a few minutes to read this excellent interpretation of Joseph’s perspective on Jesus’ birth: Joseph: (Un)Planned Detours