The Last Thing on my Mind
The Last Thing on my Mind Who wants to talk about eschatology – it’s all too complex; it is not a salvation issue; respected Reformed theologians and others take different […]
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The Last Thing on my Mind Who wants to talk about eschatology – it’s all too complex; it is not a salvation issue; respected Reformed theologians and others take different […]
Max Leenhaardt (1853–1941), Assemblée du Désert In 1685 Louis XIV banned Protestant life and worship in France. His Revocation of the Edict of Nantes ordered that Protestant temples – church buildings – be “incessamment […]
Celebrating the Nicene Creed, Part 3 Sit and gaze at the work of Christ Jesus is coming for dinner. Yes, the LORD! Sweep and scrub, set out cups and plates, […]
Celebrating the Nicene Creed, Part 2 God the Father and the Person of God the Son I was fifteen when I first saw those creepy life-size models of famous people, […]
HELL Why write an article on Hell? It certainly could be regarded as a party stopper. Yet hell is often referred to even by the secular media and so it […]
Naming the Second Person of the Holy Trinity In this article I want to highlight that there may be some deficiency in the way in which we name Jesus Christ, […]
A Brief Defence of Baptism as Practised in Presbyterian Churches (Part II) Presbyterian churches practise baptism of adult new believers as well as for the infant children of believers. The […]
A Brief Defence of Baptism as Practised in Presbyterian Churches (Part I) Presbyterian churches practise the baptism of adult new believers as well as the infant baptism of the children […]
What is Man? We live in an age where questions surrounding the nature of man abound. Questions relating to the sanctity of life, gender, and sexuality divide the community. We […]
THE SUPPER AT PASSOVER TIME: LAST OR FIRST? Preparation Passover was the meal celebrating deliverance of God’s people from bondage in Egypt. As described in Exodus 12 it was observed […]
2 Peter 3:15-16 Bear in mind that our Lord’s patience means salvation, just as our dear brother Paul also wrote you with the wisdom that God gave him. He writes the […]
The Temple and Islamic Theology The temple in Jerusalem is central to the Bible. The books of Exodus and Leviticus set out the theology and rituals that were practised in […]
State Governments across Australia are introducing legislation which will make it illegal for Christians to call on people to repent of their sin and follow the Lord Jesus Christ. A […]
Closing the Gap – A Better way to Connect Bible and Practice Presbyterian, Anglican or a Third Way? Tony Payne is a fascinating thinker, stimulating writer and gracious speaker. He […]
Any Christian with a touch of sensitivity knows that it is difficult these days to respond to the Jews. We live in the aftermath of the Holocaust, and the collective […]
Many Protestant churches throughout the world commemorate in some form or another “Reformation Sunday”, the first Sunday after 31 October. As a former Roman Catholic myself, I find some irony […]