My cup overflows
Church bulletin: Why do we sin? There may be many answers to this question, but the bottom line is we sin because sin promises satisfaction; without that satisfaction we will …
Losing my religion
Church bulletin: Demas is mentioned a couple of times in the New Testament being identified in Philemon 4 as one of Paul’s fellow workers. Belonging within the apostolic band he …
The God who is there
Church bulletin: I don’t know how many times I have seen this scenario – Kylie’s phone is on the kitchen table, the volume is on loud speaker and the most …
When non-christians go into bat for the church
Church bulletin: In recent years it has been interesting to see how the concerns of the church have intersected with the concerns of non-Christians. This has particularly been the case …
A tale of two foot washings
Church bulletin: John 12 opens with a most beautiful scene of devotion. Christ and His friends are dining at the home of Simon the leper in Bethany. At the conclusion …
Learning from regret
Church bulletin: We all look back on situations and we cringe. Some incidents from our past may be more than just cringe worthy – our behaviour has been destructive; we …
Did God die on the cross?
Church bulletin: If Jesus is God and Jesus died on the cross, does this mean that God died on the cross? The short answer is no because God cannot die. …
Changeless and changing
Church bulletin: There are fixed doctrinal pillars which undergird ‘the faith once and for all delivered to the saints’. Remove any one of them and the structure comes tumbling down. …
We beheld His glory
Church bulletin: John 1:14, “And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us, and we beheld His glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father, full of …
Mudslinging
Church bulletin: According to the Cambridge Dictionary, mudslinging is ‘the act of saying unfair or insulting things about someone, especially to damage their reputation’ Once you get mud on your …