Mark 11:27-12:17 Today in the West, the individual is king. And in particular, ‘the inner psychological life of the individual is sovereign’, as one writer has put it. How I feel is king. But such a view puts us on a collision course with reality – and with Jesus. There are givens to which we must conform, and Jesus is one of them. He has God’s authority.
1 John 4:14 The phrase sine qua non is Latin for something which is indispensable. What for you is the sine qua non of Christmas? What is the key ingredient without which Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas for you? This talk explains why Jesus is the sine qua non not just of Christmas but of life itself.
Galatians 3:19-24 Before he trusted in Christ, John Wesley was very moral and religious. Looking back on that time he said later that ‘I only had the faith of a servant, not that of a son’. Many people, like Wesley in those early years, mistake life under the law for true Christianity.
Galatians 3:19-4:11 Before he trusted in Christ, John Wesley was very moral and religious. Looking back on that time he said later that ‘I only had the faith of a servant, not that of a son’. Many people, like Wesley in those early years, mistake life under the law for true Christianity.
John 3:1-16 If you’ve got computer problems, the tried-and-tested trick is to reboot. Turn it off, turn it back on again, and you restart with a clean slate. If only we could reboot our lives. Jesus says we can. God can give us the ultimate reboot by his Spirit through his Son.
John 3:1-16If you’ve got computer problems, the tried-and-tested trick is to reboot. Turn it off, turn it back on again, and you restart with a clean slate. If only we could reboot our lives. Jesus says we can. God can give us the ultimate reboot by his Spirit through his Son.
