Sermons
In a previous blog post, we looked at how Psalm 22 and Matthew 27 show us that God is not distant in our suffering. As we read both of these passages, we may get the sense that suffering seems unjust and chaotic—filled with mockery, violence, abandonment. I suppose, in
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Check out the introduction to this below: Introduction: Understanding Suffering Through a Christian LensSuffering is a profound and universal experience, often raising the question: “Why would a good God allow it?” By exploring Psalm 22 and Matthew 27, we see that Scripture offers a transformed view of suffering—one that
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Suffering is a profound and universal experience, often raising the question: “Why would a good God allow it?” By exploring Psalm 22 and Matthew 27, we see that Scripture offers a transformed view of suffering—one that points to God’s presence, purpose, and ultimate victory through Christ.
Faith and Technology
AI can be a helpful tool, but are we relying on it more than God’s Word? While ChatGPT can assist with Bible study, it lacks divine authority. The Bible is living and active—AI is just a tool. Let’s ensure technology supports, not replaces, our pursuit of Scripture. Who has priority in your life?
Faith and Technology
Or, perhaps a better way to phrase this could be, "When is it appropriate to use a Bible app on our phone?" My simple answer to this is: yes, we should absolutely have Bible apps installed on our phones. As Christians, it's essential for us to
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Considering how well Jesus has captured their attention, we might feel compelled to start asking questions like, “how do I become a follower” and “what must I do?”. As we reach the end of this passage, we learn that there is a cost to discipleship. We learn that not only
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In the second part of this passage, we learn about the importance of trusting in Jesus’ plans over our own plans. When Jesus asked his disciples and others what they think of him, he already know what they were thinking. He was very familiar with the popular beliefs at the
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I wonder if you have ever found yourself in a situation where you didn’t recognise someone. Imagine you find yourself in an awkward situation where bump into someone you went to school with. As they call you out, you look at them as if you have never met them