Our basis for accepting each other as brothers and sisters in Christ is that the Lord himself has already accepted each one of us.

Christianity is all about love meaning that our Christianity means for us to love God and to love our fellow man.

Reading John chapter 6 recently it struck me that this chapter is all about bread.

Specifically, when Jesus applies the restriction to going anywhere among the Samaritans and Gentiles but only to the lost people in Israel

Certain people, usually sceptics, claim that Jesus appeared to have stated in three different bible verses that his second coming would take

Confessing your sins is agreeing with God that it was wrong and inappropriate for us as God’s family, then we can receive our forgiveness

v9, we need to name our sins before the Lord and somehow God is able to cleanse us from them all –perhaps even the ones we did not remember!

The chastening of the Lord How does God deal with Christians who are out of fellowship?: Hebrews 12: 5 And you have forgotten the...

1 John 1:9 The ongoing remedy for our sin In some ways when we get saved or born again the Lord could say ‘I have cleansed every sin from...

and entrusting to us the message of reconciliation. Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ,

Jesus’ mission (manifesto) was passed down to the disciples and so on, all the way down to us believers today.

21 And He began to say to them, “Today this Scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.”

Luke 4:18-19 What was Jesus' mission and purpose on earth? Jesus' platform From time to time the UK news media is buzzing with...

The Gospel was the only answer to the downward spiral of human activities in Rome and is still the same answer to the same problem in the,,,

However when it comes to answering the ‘why’ questions as to the meaning and purpose of certain things including your life itself...

Can science explain everything these days? Is there a need for a supernatural hypothesis to make sense of life?

The integrity of God’s character is a better explanation of our apparent conundrum of how the God of the Old Testament approves or even...

How can we match up these curses from the imprecatory Psalms with the God of Love described in the New Testament?

How can we match up these curses from the Psalms with the God of Love described in the New Testament?

"Lord, you made a promise, are you going to fulfil it? We believe that you are a covenant keeping God. Will you be true to your covenant?