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More… Wisdom for life
We return to the book of proverbs for “wisdom” on more topics we missed out on last year (see last years series here). After an introductory topic which shows us the right stance towards the book of proverbs, we consider some very practical, every day issues that proverbs seeks to train us in.
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At one ment
What is “atonement”? This is an English word that was simply “made up” by William Tyndale when he translated the Christian scriptures into English. It’s beautiful how what Jesus has done has got into our everyday language! But what was Tyndale trying to express with this word? The New Testament is not constrained to only
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The 4Gs
Beneath every behaviour is a belief. We go to a game because we believe it will be a good time and our team will win, or we go because we believe that loyalty is a good virtue. Sometimes we will be very aware of the connection between what we do, at other times we will
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Life of David
Toward the end of 2018 we went through 1 Samuel chapter 16 and 17, where we were introduced a young shepherd boy named David. This boy, famously and greatly against the odds, defeated the fierce giant Goliath. Often it is suggested to “go and be like David” out of these texts. Aside from not fitting