When we’re afraid of danger or God to the point that we’re locking ourselves inside trying to prevent anything bad from happening, we’re living in self-preservation. We weren’t called to live in hiding.
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One of the main things that I wish I had more time for in the sermon was discussing the discipline of God towards His sons and daughters. I really wanted to talk about this in the sermon because it is not often discussed but it is one of the hardest aspects of our relationship with God as our Father.
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We believe in the bodily resurrection of the saved and lost, eternal conscious existence of all men, either in Heaven or Hell, and in Divine Judgments, rewards and punishment.
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When it comes to the Scriptures, it’s always worthwhile to ask, “What did the author of this passage intend to communicate with his words?”
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If, today, you find it difficult to engage meaningfully with the Scriptures, might I invite you to join me on a brief, Elephantine adventure?
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When the Bibles speaks, Jesus speaks.
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It’s one thing to simply read the Bible -- it’s another thing to let the word of Christ dwell in you richly.
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What should we do when Scripture seems to contradict itself?
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In Lectio Divina, we learn a series of movements to help us engage the Scriptures in a deeper way.
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As it turns out, God has told us everything we need to know about himself in words.
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Because the sermon is not primarily a lecture, but rather a heralding of good news, our response as we listen ought to fit the occasion.
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What can we learn from a man whose whole life is summarized in one sentence?
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