
Between the desert and the wilderness
This weekend I was afforded the opportunity to listen to a testimony that had me in tears. First it was tears of laughter, then tears
This weekend I was afforded the opportunity to listen to a testimony that had me in tears. First it was tears of laughter, then tears
As I am slowly working my way through Matthew, I come across well known passages. Verses that everyone memorises like Matthew 7:7 “…knock and
What would you do, if you figured out that absolute last opportunity to speak to an unbeliever, is today? A co-worker, a friend, a person
Somebody like Ravi Zacharias will have a perfect apologetics answer based in study and theology for this question. Me, not so much… But it is
“…A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed…” (Proverbs 11:25) Everything has value. And depending on the context, that value changes. In
The other day, a clip from a prayer seminar by Dan Mohler was shared on my feed and it got me thinking… am I praying
I often defend the sadducees and the pharisees These were not, by and large, evil men. They honestly wanted to serve God and serve their
I was sitting and drinking coffee yesterday looking at a tree we had to cut back earlier in the year. The branches were lying heavy
There is a well known part in John, where Jesus, before the last meal, washes his disciples feet (John 13:1-17) and for as long as
I often fall in the trap of judging the people in the bible. I mean really… with so many miracles, how could they not see?!