Educating Christians (Part 1)
The first of a three part post looking at the Biblical aspects of educating Christians, both mature, new and children of Christians.
Continue reading →Yearly Archives: 2011
Do We Hear Him? Will We Listen? Are We Abiding in Him?
May the spirit of our heart be renewed, emptied of all earthly desires as we stand in hunger and thirst for our good Lord the source of life, strength and hope.
Continue reading →Catechism for Younger Children
An Introduction to the Shorter Catechism for Younger Children where certain ‘difficult’ words are retained as there are no appropriate substitutes available.
Continue reading →Conformity to Christ
Paul is very clear on God’s stated goals for us; we are obliged to conform and grow in conformity to the likeness of Jesus. It is not optional!
Continue reading →The Definition of the Council of Chalcedon
The Chalcedonian Creed describes the “full humanity and full divinity” of Jesus, the second person of the Holy Trinity.
Continue reading →Jesus’ Clarification Teachings
Jesus gave a master teaching on the correct way of interpreting the Laws of Moses. In Matthew 5, He both clarifies & corrects us on God’s true intention.
Continue reading →The Athanasia Creed
The 6th Century Athanasia Creed is a Christian statement of belief focusing on Trinitarian doctrine; an affirmation the three persons of the Trinity are one.
Continue reading →Pleading the Blood
Pleading the Blood of Jesus is central to Christianity and understanding of the forgiveness of our sin; for we overcome Satan with the Blood of Jesus.
Continue reading →The Nicene Creed
The Nicene Creed is the creed or profession of faith most widely used in Christian liturgy.
Continue reading →Greater Glory in 2011
It was surely a year of great accomplishments for us, for our partners and friends even amidst challenges.
Continue reading →Under the Blood
As Christians we need to understand the concept of “being under the blood”. The Jews know it and celebrate it in their Passover Sedar. Christians must too!
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