What do you know?
Well, what do you know? It’s a surprisingly tricky question to answer. You could list a bunch of indisputable facts, except that even…
Well, what do you know? It’s a surprisingly tricky question to answer. You could list a bunch of indisputable facts, except that even…
Romans 9-11 are probably the trickiest and most mysterious chapters in Paul’s letter. In the space of just 3 ½ pages of our…
What do you do when something breaks? There are choices: use it even though it’s broken (my car has a small dent, and…
If Jesus is risen (sorry, if you’re reading this before Easter Sunday – but it is true!), why the focus on suffering of…
This week’s passage opens by asking an excellent question. If justification comes purely as a free gift and our good works don’t contribute…
When there is a serious disaster, like a plane crash or a pandemic, we often demand to know what went wrong – so…
Here in the UK, the fourth Sunday in Lent is traditionally a time to remember – and give thanks for – mothers. Scripture…
“Increase our faith” the disciples asked (Luke 17:5). I wonder what they were expecting? A transformative parable or some secret knowledge? Or were…
Some of the most iconic moments in cinema history involve an unexpected plot twist. Done well, it can be the making of a…
It has been said that (and as with many things, it might be true, it might be not – but even if it’s…