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Full Text It struck me yesterday, if he would have been open to hearing, how applicable Peter’s final words would have be to Rep. Wiener. Peter, more than any other apostle, uses the life of Christ as our example. And he ends his instructions for Christian living with three imperatives (verbs in the command tense, . . . → Read More: We don’t believe in one, and turn our eyes from the other Full Text Text: John 9:1-41 This text is too big. A man goes from being blind through various confessions to the worship of Christ at the end. From the point of his healing, until that end, the story is about Jesus but Jesus himself is absent. It’s a tight allegory on a Christian life with . . . → Read More: Catching Up I sat on this one for a few days because I know what I’m going to say will be snotty, snippy, catty or just bad. Here is the link to the open letter/article by a Viv Groskop in the UK Guardian. Her former Vicar (Anglican Pastor) is leaving the Anglican Church for Rome, and she wishes . . . → Read More: Pastor’s hate weddings… Text: Hebrews 6:1-12 Hebrews is not a book for the lighthearted or the new Christian. Its argument is the centrality and sufficiency of Jesus Christ and it assumes a large background of knowledge about the OT and How God interacted with his people. The ultimate purpose as I’ve read it is to argue apathetic or . . . → Read More: The edge of the cliff  3 comments - (Comments are closed)  Hebrews, Meditation, Repentance, Spirit, Witness  Apostasy, Christian Life, Holy Spirit |
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