Passover points to Messiah Passover commemorates when God delivered the Israelites’ out of slavery in Egypt. In the Hebrew Bible, Exodus 1-11 provides the account concerning how Moses was called by God to lead the children of Israel and perform mighty works before Pharaoh. Exodus 12 provides the commandments concerning why Pesach is still celebrated… Continue reading Messianic insights – the Feasts of the LORD
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Knowing God
The sacred scriptures, the Bible, affirms that it is possible to know God personally. ‘Thus says the Lord: “Let not the wise man glory in his wisdom, let not the mighty glory in his might, nor let the rich glory in his riches, but let him who glories, glory in this, that he understands and… Continue reading Knowing God
What is God like?
The God of the sacred scriptures known as the Bible is sometimes portrayed in different ways in various cultures. This may often be reflected through artwork representing the culture and era instead of being according to what the Bible shows us. Similarly, if you conducted a survey and enquired “What is God like?”, a wide… Continue reading What is God like?
Through the British Museum with the Bible
I was hoping to visit Israel earlier this year, though due to Covid-19, that trip had to be cancelled. Amongst several places I would have liked to have seen, I was keen to re-visit the Bible Lands Museum and the Israel Museum, and in particular the Shrine of the Book. Nevertheless, it is possible to… Continue reading Through the British Museum with the Bible
What to Pray…
The purpose of prayer is not to obtain a swift solution for a spiritual ‘wish list’. There is an acronym ‘ACTS’ which is useful to help us consider how and what we pray for. ACTS stands for ‘adoration, confession, thanksgiving, supplication’. This format need not be followed on every single occasion that we pray, since… Continue reading What to Pray…
How to Pray…
'How' we are to pray is determined by who we are praying to. Since the God of the Bible is omnipresent (everywhere-present), we can pray anywhere at any time. Though we do not have to limit our prayers to a designated place, there is a blessing in being with others praying cooperatively, seeking God’s will… Continue reading How to Pray…
Why Pray?
Praying is a fascinating practice observed throughout the world, but why do people pray? Prayer is in its simplest terms is a means of attempting to communicate with God, yet it is also far more than that. In the same way that across the globe, individuals have a desire to worship something, someone or even… Continue reading Why Pray?
The practical value and hope found in Psalm 139
"O Lord, You have searched me and known me.You know my sitting down and my rising up;You understand my thought afar off.You [a]comprehend my path and my lying down,And are acquainted with all my ways." (Psalm 139:1-3, Holy Bible) David, a former King in ancient times, wrote this much loved and well-known Psalm (sacred song).… Continue reading The practical value and hope found in Psalm 139
The Signature of God
A seasoned wildlife tracker will be able to identify from the track marks of the creature they are following, the identity of the creature, the approximate size and in some cases by taking measurements of the markings of the prints a likely indication of gender as is the case with tigers. By observing the distance… Continue reading The Signature of God
Intelligent design – our bodies
A brief note on the systems of the body and intelligent design The systems contained within our bodies are so complex, well designed, and interdependent that they could not possibly have evolved. This concise note will look at just six systems to illustrate plus a final rhetorical question, before closing with a vital conclusion. The… Continue reading Intelligent design – our bodies
The Jesus Experience 