Commentary on Philippians 1:18-20
It is hard to get people to have a civil, honest conversation that does not raise barriers and irritation. We […]
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It is hard to get people to have a civil, honest conversation that does not raise barriers and irritation. We […]
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As the country is fighting off the global pandemic (COVID-19), politicians have decided that one and a half months of
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Over the years I found myself writing a lot. From a cold start – that is without any preparation at
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The Word of God is bristling with power. This “power” is not perceived by worldly measurements; it is of divine
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The psalmist proclaims the blessedness of walking upright before the LORD in the opening verses of the poetic magnum opus
History is one of those subjects that are vital in developing our thought processes and our character but is commonly
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Bruce Wayne in “Batman Begins”, played excellently by Christian Bale, said these words to his future arch-nemesis (but at that
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In a world that lacks empathy and sympathy, we find the widening gap between two groups of people – those
Kanye West’s latest news (as of the end of October 2019) seems divisive, especially within Christendom (a very broad scope).
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The first time I had ever heard of his name was from my dear mum. She would say “Marlon Brando”
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