When it’s in Sydney. Then it’s a ‘Christian assembly’. No this isn’t a post State of Origin induced comment. On the website ‘The Sola Panel‘ last week there was a post by Gordon Cheng on acts of corporate repentence, their heritage within the Anglican Denomination and his concern that they may fall out of usage. …
Last week’s sermon focused on the introductory material in Romans 1. Actually verses 16 and 17 straddle the introduction and the elaboration of the theme proper: God’s mercy given freely to those under condemnation. Having mentioned the power of God’s salvation, Paul turns to how much that salvation is needed. This contrast emphasises God’s mercy …
Are you trying to find God’s will for your life? Tested a door lately? Laid out a fleece? Maybe you’ve been waiting for a word from God or a dream or a vision. Perhaps you feel a little guilty or presumptuous when you make a decision and don’t stop to pray about whether your choice …
The Lord Jesus Christ provides an insight into the knowledge of biblical doctrine in Matthew 22. As He does, Jesus indicates that two things are necessary for orthodox doctrine: knowledge of the Scriptures and an experience of the power of God.
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