Reading Psalm 121

Jesus rode into Jerusalem and those watching this happen would behold their king. They laid on the ground palm branches and their robes, making a kind of pathway of acknowledgement. They believed He rode in on a donkey to the place where He would set up His earthly throne and rule as the long-expected Messiah would. With Jesus riding into Jerusalem on the foal of a donkey He is the fulfilment of...

The book of Esther explains how we can see the invisible hand of God at work. The book of Esther never mentions God once but given the fact that the people of God were saved from being destroyed we know that God must have been at work in order for this not to happen, but how do we know? Where to begin If we were to explain Easter to someone, we would need to go further back than the resurrection...

As I stated in my last post ‘Does God want us to sing?’, Romans 13 does teach that we are to be subject to the governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by God (Rom 13:1). The point being made here, is that in principle, the civil government is a good blessing from God, without which there would be anarchy. However...