Encountering God in Prayer

Prayer by its very nature involves encounter – The coming of Jesus, his life, death, resurrection and ascension opened up to us not only the possibility of being saved, and the hope of life eternal, but access to the very presence of God in the here and now of our messy everyday lives – that … Continue reading Encountering God in Prayer

The Good Shepherd

Richard Burgess Too often people get distorted or plain wrong ideas about God. Right from humanities earliest days when the serpent suggested to Adam and Eve that God was not as good as what he had revealed himself to be, the enemy has sought to distort and destroy the true knowledge of God. One of … Continue reading The Good Shepherd

Sovereignty, patriarchy and headship

Some thoughts... When studying and writing for my masters dissertation on headship and submission I was provoked by the thought that maturity is not achieved by structures of authority and submission - far from it. In fact relationships were never designed to function that way. It is the nature of fallen humanity to emphasise and … Continue reading Sovereignty, patriarchy and headship

Knowing God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

How can we know there is a God? What is God like?Can we know him and relate to him?Do Christians believe in one God or Three? Are all faiths equal? Does it matter if I don't believe in the Trinity?Can we call God "Mother"?How do we know God is love?What difference does the Trinity make? … Continue reading Knowing God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

Exploring the Trinity (Without Getting Lost) Update

It's finally here and available across Amazon. Exploring the Trinity (Without Getting Lost) is just that, an exploration of the most amazing and important doctrine in scripture without getting lost along the way - at least I hope so. My desire in writing it has been to make knowing God as a Trinity of Being … Continue reading Exploring the Trinity (Without Getting Lost) Update