So oh yes, let’s head out today and sing our hearts out about an uncharacteristic baby in a manger, yet let’s not forget how that baby grew up, and got crucified for shallowness like ours.
This question we must answer, or at least try.
Time check. It’s 1:38am. I’ve just carried my youngest daughter to her mum for a feed. Seconds prior, I was enthralled by a strange dream.
“You know, the two words that pop here are “legalism” and “antinomianism”, the first is the tendency to exalt the law over grace and the latter is the tendency to deny the significance of the law.”
So recently, armed with my gospel artillery fit to advance the common good through my digital advertising content work; enabling brands and causes to communicate
How many enemies in life are enough? It strikes me reading the Psalms that a man after God’s own heart experienced intense opposition from a
“So I am learning to extend such grace too every day.”
It seems as if you don’t learn to follow Jesus until you realize the deepest part of who you are, ought to be crucified.
For more than a decade, I have always lived with a tension resulting from trying to reconcile what I read in God’s word and what I see in God’s world.
This platform is an aggregation of reflections resulting from that discord.
By God’s grace, until the sweat lies cold on my brow, I hope to enter his glory satisfied that his word was not only the lamp to my feet, but a lamp to others’ feet too.
Others like you.
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