At Christmas we celebrate the Lord’s birth as the coming of the light. Part of celebrating Easter involves honouring the Lord for engaging in temptation for our sakes. So let’s look at what that means. A temptation is an attack on a love, and the Lord’s love was for the salvation of the human race.
Part of the message of Easter is that the Lord is more powerful than the seeming darkness. There was no darker time in history than the Lord’s crucifixion, and yet He overcame. Erik shares his thoughts on the War in Ukraine.
What do we do when we are suddenly faced with evil in our lives or in the world? How do we see the Lord’s role in allowing evil when He has all power? And what can we do about what we see and experience?
A runner gains capacity by actually running – actually exercising his or her lungs and legs. The good that flows in with us is only as great as is our effort.
Christmas is a time of gifts – even in strictly spiritual terms. It offers many opportunities to be touched by the Lord, both through His Word and through the sincere, often pleasant, interactions we enjoy with our family and community.
Erik shares his personal throughs on Remembrance Day.
In the following familiar Psalm, the author calls on Israel – no, on ‘all lands’ – to thank the Lord. He calls for ‘corporate thanks’.