Any glance through his epistles makes it obvious that one of Paul’s overwhelming desires is for the churches to be united. Phrases like “one mind,” “one voice,” “one purpose,” “be…
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“It's a lonely road and they don't care about what you know; It's not about how you feel but what you provide inside that home,“ sang Dax in his song,…
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Christians and Fake News There is an epidemic of fake news in the global polity. Some say it is down to the democratisation of journalism – where non-professional individuals can…
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The Allure and Vanity of Idolatry It will always be an irony that humans, with all our superior intelligence, will choose to create idols out of materials available in nature…
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Christianity: Affirming Culture, Denying Culture During the week, a friend of mine uploaded a screenshot of a Twitter post where the original poster was comparing Mike Bamiloye, a Christian filmmaker…
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When the Salt Has Lost its Saltiness “I don’t care what people think.” You have probably heard this statement countless times. It’s often the preferred talking point of those who…
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What is the Will of God? Anyone who has taken an introductory course in Logic knows that the ambiguous use of words or terms is one of the most potent…
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Believing in Him Whom We Have Not Seen Bertrand Russell was once quoted as replying, “Not enough evidence, God! Not enough evidence,” when he was asked what he would tell…
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Enduring Mockery for Our Sake Shame is one of the instruments of social opprobrium that society uses to direct its members toward a particular choice, lifestyle, or belief. Generally, we…
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Why We Need the Whole Counsel of God Do we need the whole counsel of God or is the knowledge that Christ was crucified for our sins enough? This is…
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