Revelation 3:20 reads, “Listen! I am standing at the door, knocking: if you hear my voice and open the door, I will come in to

This is arguably one of the sermon’s stranger sections. Are we not called to go and make disciples, to preach about Jesus, to tell everyone

We often hear the admonition, “Judge not, lest ye be judged.” In a world that values personal freedom, personal choice and the rights of the

Worry is the great disabler, especially when directed toward things material. There was a time when I made C.S. Lewis’ Wormwood and Screwtape proud, whose

It is a truth that we live in a material world rampant with consumerism. It is also true that materialism, wealth and fame cannot bring

Healthy vision is highly prized among our other senses. We depend on our eyes for our wellbeing and our activities. Light enters our eyes so

The words “store up” imply an accumulation beyond that of one’s present need. Like the parable of the rich fool building bigger barns, how much

We read that John the Baptist taught his disciples to fast and Jesus Christ said his disciples would fast after his death (Mark 2:18-20). Paul

I have been watching Netflix’s “A.D. Kingdom and Empire” where there is a scene leading up to Pentecost displaying the apostles praying the Lord’s Prayer.

The disciples in Luke’s Gospel ask Jesus, “Lord, teach us how to pray”, a seemingly perennial question we would do well to heed in our

Our relationship with God calls for us to live a righteous life, one where our actions toward our neighbours are all inclusive. The concept of

This passage of the Sermon on the Mount builds on the previous five verses and you may wish to read those verses again when contemplating