Galatians 3:25-4:11 “If you want to judge how well a person understands Christianity, find out how much he makes of the thought of being God’s child, and having God as his Father”, wrote the theologian J I Packer. So how much do you make of the thought? This passage will help us make more of it.
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 5:16-25 There is much conflict around the world today, but actually one of the biggest conflict hotspots is in us as Christians. What is the cause of the conflict? And in our daily Christian lives, how can we experience victory rather than defeat? How can we win? This passage tells us.
Mark 15:37-39 An interview and talk with Squadron Leader Rev Dr. Andrew Hill RAF (Ret’d). Andrew served for 22 years in the RAF as a Fighter Controller. In a varied career he was, among other things, involved in the regular interception of Russian bomber aircraft intruding into UK airspace, served at the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System base, and qualified as a Surface to Air Missile Controller.
Mark 15:37-39 An interview and talk with Squadron Leader Rev Dr. Andrew Hill RAF (Ret’d). Andrew served for 22 years in the RAF as a Fighter Controller. In a varied career he was, among other things, involved in the regular interception of Russian bomber aircraft intruding into UK airspace, served at the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System base, and qualified as a Surface to Air Missile Controller.
Galatians 3:10-18 The historian Tom Holland’s recently published ‘Dominion’ is about the debt that the contemporary West owes to Christianity. At the centre of this Christianity is the cross. Holland writes, ‘All are heirs to the same revolution: a revolution that has, at its molten heart, the image of a god dead upon an implement of torture’. But why is the death of Jesus the heart of the revolution? And why do we need to keep the cross at the centre?