Pushpa Lata Steward (née Syangden) was a former student of New Covenant Bible College, a school which fostered a strong foundation and a...

Before addressing the issue of what a Christian should do in a time of crisis, we should think of where the answer to that might be...

Pinning an emotion to music is not always easy. Although most styles are fairly clear – happy, joyful, sad, or whatever – a few, such as...

The word “psalms” means songs of praise. Here is an interesting version of Psalm 91 from The Psalms of David in Metre , “according to the...

The world has a tendency to constrict and restrict us, to hamper, hinder, enclose, minimize us, and to make us feel small and try to push...

Each beatitude on its own can be the starting point for preaching/sharing the gospel. You could preach the whole gospel from just one of...

Living the Beatitudes Today looks at how the Beatitudes are like a hinge between the Old and New Covenants of the Bible. They are not...

When He began His Sermon on the Mount, what might Jesus have been thinking? Perhaps, and I’m only guessing, it was something like how He...

Earlier this year, I did a quick read-through of the New Testament to find the references to Jesus’ Second Coming. Here’s what I found....

That's the name I've given to this piece which I hope you'll enjoy - accompanied by some rather insignificant vids of water and birds to...

Psalm 94 has encouraged me recently. Here’s a précis. The psalmist is concerned about the wicked in the midst of his own people, not in...

What could the words of a prophet from approximately 2600 years ago be saying to us today? Can we draw any parallels? Did he feel the...

Many of us struggle with perfectionism. It can be a good thing but also not, depending on the context. When I sit down at home and play...

Any group which deliberately and systematically controls or limits freedom of choice may come under the category of a cult, but the real...

I love how Psalm 49 begins. “Hear this, all ye people; give ear, all ye inhabitants of the world. Both low and high, rich and poor,...

They speak of: 1. The fall (poverty of spirit) 2. mourning over that fallenness; but also comfort from God through salvation—as God...

Each beatitude links with the other beatitudes and each protects the others from being wrongly interpreted. For example, if righteousness...

D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones said of the Beatitudes “All Christians are to be like this” and “All Christians are meant to manifest all of these...

The Beatitudes link the teachings of the Old Testament to those of the New Testament, down to the last page of the Bible. The way Jesus...

The first thing to know about the Beatitudes is that they are not skills to be learned but qualities of character - to be received - and...