Reflecting on the theme of justice this morning it struck me how justice doesn’t make sense in an evolutionary world. Yet time and time again we here the cry for justice – justice for people in all sorts of varying circumstances. But why? for the evolutionist there is no moral power or authority. Any sense … Continue reading Justice
Universalism
It's true there's nothing new under the sun - the old liberalism shows it's face once again, a liberalsim that emptied churches rather than filled them. To read more please go to: http://www.sovereigngraceministries.org/blogs/cj-mahaney/post/2011/03/16/Rob-Bell-Love-Wins-Debate-Summary.aspx
Reflecting on Jesus
A Concern Reading and reflecting on the Christmas story I can't help feeling that some Christians/the Church doesn't exactly know what to believe about Jesus. It seems to me that many Christians have an inbetween Jesus, neither fully God or fully man. An anaemic, insipid, pale reflection of the Jesus of the Bible - a … Continue reading Reflecting on Jesus
Christmas and the Incarnation
CHRISTMAS As I read and reread the Christmas story I have become increasingly staggered over recent years by the nature of what really took place. The problem for some of us is that we have grown up with it, and we could recite it just like that. We have become over familiar. We know the … Continue reading Christmas and the Incarnation
The Incarnation
"For God loved the world in this way: He gave his One and Only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life." John 3:16 (Holman Christian Standard Bible) "(God) condemned sin in the flesh by sending His own Son in flesh like ours under sin's domain." Romans 8:3 … Continue reading The Incarnation
The Word 4 Life 