In Jesus' trial we see humanity on trial. Jesus is found innocent, but we are found guilty. With Barabbas we see a clear picture of what his death accomplishes. The…
God adopts us as his children through his Son, and his loving purpose for us is not just be his children in name but in character. God the Holy Spirit…
What does it mean when Christians say they believe in God? Isn't faith opposed to reason? In this series we explore the ancient summary of Christian belief, the Apostles' Creed.…
What we hope for shapes how we experience the present. The Gospel calls us to hope in God and his promise of glory and so in the power of the…
What time is it? How we understand history and eternity shapes how we live in the present. The season of advent reminds us that we live between the first and…
Working out God and faith can be messy and complicated, but at some point we have to make a decision: will we choose life or not?
Deuteronomy 20 raises lots of ethical questions for us. But it also contains the origins of of International Humanitarian Law and is designed to limit war and ensure peace.
The current crisis is an opportunity for spiritual renewal. God gives us hope in Jesus and a path through suffering in the present.
In his novel The Plague, Albert Camus says that our common human experience is one of suffering and exile longing for love. Through Jesus' reconciling work on the cross, God brings us exiles home.