On Maundy Thursday, we heard testimony from Christians who are suffering for their beliefs and practices. In some cases, the persecution is not just religious, but racial and political as well. We will hear their stories and join our hearts … Continue reading →
This is gut-busting funny. This dad has given a job rejection letter to his baby, who is helping the man gain a more balanced perspective. “Laughter is the closest thing to the grace of God” – Karl Barth, theologian
Continue reading →Dearest in the Lord, PLEASE ENDEAVOUR TO USE IT FOR THE CHILDRENOF THE GOD. I am Sister Regina Pascal from Kuwait.I am 48 year’s old and married to late Dr.kenedy pascal who worked with Kuwait embassy in cote d’ivoire for nine … Continue reading →
Since the days when Messiah walked this earth, the peoples of Israel and Egypt have had a tenuous relationship with one another at best. The blessing and curse motif has continued; at times, Egypt has been a place of safety and security for Jews…
Continue reading →After two weeks of study leave, I am back (Monday). Since I didn’t need to preach today, I visited a church that’s been on my radar for a few years, since it has grown from a Sunday attendance of about … Continue reading →
On Sunday, millions of southern Sudanese began voting in a referendum for independence as required in the 2005 peace agreement with the Muslim-majority national government in Khartoum. The high expectation could be seen in the faces of many and the … Continue reading →
On Sunday, the fate of 8.2 million southern Sudanese will be put to vote: whether or not to pursue independence.
Continue reading →As Christians in an election season, we want to vote our faith – but how can Christians effectively influence our world for good? After all, Christians have botched it up. Take the Great Prohibition, for example. There is great fear … Continue reading →
There’s an ugly vice that all of us deal with to one extent or another – it is the desire to control our environment.
Continue reading →The fruit of the Spirit is “temperance.” That’s the word that’s used in the King James Version of the Bible (Galatians 5:22-23). When you hear about temperance, do you think of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)? The WCTU was … Continue reading →