The concept of being on ‘The Wrong Of History’ has become commonly used in debates over social issues. In Matthew 27:27-44, time and again, Jesus is told that he is on ‘The Wrong Side Of History’, that the claims which He has made about himself are wrong or rejected. As He hangs on the cross, …
David Burke has opportunity to attend a variety of Churches. He offers two observations about worship: a lessening of time spent in prayer; and that prayers, when offered, focus on requests. Some may counter that corporate prayer is effectively ‘outsourced’ to small groups, but as helpful as that form is, it is supplemental to congregational …
Mark Peterson expresses some helpful thoughts about why singing with the church is different to group singing which takes place in other contexts, such as footy matches or concerts. Such observations are helpful, lest we stray into the area of making church gatherings more like concerts or footy matches in the hope people will sing, …
The one on trial is the only innocent party. And Matthew demonstrates that everyone else in the crucifixion account has his blood on their hands. But his death is their hope of forgiveness. The celebration of the resurrection power which marked our worship last Sunday continues tomorrow at mgpc. Now Open Wide The Gates For …
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