Recently, my husband and I moved from northern England to the London area so my husband could get more education. We had committed to the university by placing a large deposit months before we knew where we’d live. At first, it had made sense to me to find an affordable flat and then put down the deposit. But, I realised we wouldn’t be practicing faith in doing this. Read more.
The courting is over, introductions are done, we wed in beautiful Cyprus, and even the honeymoon has gone. Nearing three years of growing in love, sharing much joy and laughter, we have been joined together to start our happily ever after.
I once heard that living the Christian life is to live a life of correction. We are born sinners by nature, and after we recognise Jesus as Lord, the Holy Spirit constantly corrects us in the ways of God. It’s our responsibility to listen to this gentle correction and maintain a teachable heart, even when God uses other people in the church to correct us. Read more.
My husband is very good with children. When we’re at a party, I can usually find him surrounded by two or three giggling kids—he’s making faces and they’re climbing on his knees. About a year after we married, I asked him, “Why do you enjoy spending so much time with children?” Read more.
What caused this havoc? Why did it happen and what can we learn from this? Whilst the world has speculated the many reasons; I am going to make three points which I believe are the main causes. These are points which many people have completely neglected. This is a Biblical perspective on the events in London during the summer of 2011. Read more.
When man looks at the state of this world and sees all the suffering and evil, whether physical, mental, emotional, or natural, he is often very quick to point the finger of blame at God or use the reality of pain and suffering to argue against the very existence of such a being. The fact that pain poses what some consider a serious problem to Christian theology should not be ignored, rather Christians should seek to show that while pain exists, there is more to the story of pain than pointing the finger at God with the idea that he is some sort of Sadist. Read more.
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