Encouraging Christians around the world to love one another, since Jesus said that's how we'll be known (John 13:35)
Not all of us have an ornate catholic church just around the corner to visit, but while living in Belgium, I am fortunate to have such a building nearby. I spent an icy couple of hours sitting in it during January, sacrificing my comfort for the sake of this website and my readers, trying to reap the benefits of a highly decorated church to increase my fear and reverence of God and, it worked!
I am determined to develop a fuller understanding of who God is and know him better. In light of the ongoing war in Ukraine and the fighting between Israel and Hamas, I am in desperate need of a mighty God who can act to end suffering and conflict. A cuddly God is not enough for me right now. I wonder if you might feel the same way. Almost everyone I have spoken with recently fears for the future, and I long to bring them hope. Can singing hymns help me do this?
It’s strange, and hopefully not too conceited, to think that someone might unwrap a copy of one of my books … More
Now that I better understand the tactics populist politicians use, I can discern the lies they tell more easily and realise how I can help to counter them.
In the wake of recent killings in El Paso and Gilroy, white supremacy is now the number one cause of … More
Received on Tuesday: Anna, I saw this on facebook and thought of our previous conversation. **** Yesterday at 1:13 AM … More
Close your eyes for a moment. What happened today? Were you with family and friends? Did you see people smiling? … More
This afternoon, among others, I have read two articles that worry me. The one that frightens me the most is … More
Here’s the text. Some thoughts I had: It’s OK to complain, but don’t deny God. Sometimes bad things happen when … More
These haunting images of Aylan, a young Syrian refugee have been appearing everywhere on Facebook and in the media. … More
Dislocated Christians 