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As we were carefully removed from Lazarus’ body, we were no longer the garments of death, but the garments of new life. We were a reminder that even in the face of death, there is hope, there is new life, there is the promise of eternal grace.
May we always remember the story of Lazarus, and the power of our Lord Jesus Christ, who brings life from death, and who clothes us in his love and grace.
In death, the stories of the departed often fade away with the memories of those who knew them. But what if the inanimate objects that witnessed their passing could tell their tales? Imagine the secrets and mysteries they could unravel. In this four-part series, we will explore the perspectives of four such objects: a set of bones, a field of dry bones, a burial shroud and a massive stone.
In death, the stories of the departed often fade away with the memories of those who knew them. But what if the inanimate objects that witnessed their passing could tell their tales? Imagine the secrets and mysteries they could unravel. In this four-part series, we will explore the perspectives of four such objects: a set of bones, a field of dry bones, a burial shroud and a massive stone.
Hey there! Did you hear about the recent State of Theology survey? It found that a lot of American evangelicals (and if it’s true of the USA it’s true of us Brits as well) are starting to have some trouble with their theology. In fact, over half of them hold views about God that are considered heretical. That’s pretty concerning, right?
We as humans have a hard time coming to terms with the unavoidable change that is a part of life and the finite amount of time we have here. What we are looking for most of all is something that will be around for all of time, something that is immortal. As we become more aware of the transient character of this world, we find that we have an increased desire for the permanence that comes from other sources.
What is Christian Systematic Theology it might be asked? So, so many Christians in our time and place don’t know what systematic theology is, don’t understand it, or don’t study it. Yet it is one of the most important parts of our Christian faith journey.
Sharing the good news of Jesus Christ, often known as evangelism, is central to the Christian faith. The following are five arguments for why Christians should spread the gospel. These five are just the tip of the iceberg, there are of course many more but they provide a solid foundation.
God has not abandoned us in a helpless and defenceless state. Instead, what Jesus sees for us is a Companion who is capable of taking us through all of life’s hardships. Therefore, we should take courage and be fortified by the knowledge that we are no longer travelling this road of faith by ourselves! We can put a stop to bearing burdens that were never meant for us to shoulder!
We are all faced with a problem and a profoundly significant question, and it is – “To whom shall we go?” in regard to sin, truth, and the pathway to heaven. The question relates to the most fundamental of situations: that of sin and our eternal destiny. Sin is an unpopular word in today’s multicultural society of “forward-thinking, intellectual, and live and let live” societies. In the previous generations, it was unpopular because it was uncomfortable, now it is unpopular because a “live and let live” and “do what feels right” consciousness is the prevalent way of thinking.
Living as Heroes “Hebrews: 11: 1 to 40.” There is a plan in place for every one of God’s children. We have been welcomed into the family of God by the “Royal Decree,” and much like King David of old, we have been reborn through the experience of being “Born Again” to “Reign in Life” […]
