There are things we can understand without ever exhausting their mystery. The cross is one of them. We can study it for a lifetime. We can read the Scriptures, trace the themes of sacrifice and redemption, wrestle with the meaning of substitution, speak of justice and mercy, sin and grace,
On truth, uncertainty, humility, and holding on to Christ when the way forward is not always clear. I have always wanted to know the truth, to live by the truth, and to be known as a person who holds to the truth. There has always been something deeply precious to
Honouring human dignity in a world of unequal means There are differences in our world that cannot easily be reconciled. Yet difference need not become neglect, and unequal resources must never become unequal worth. There are differences in our world that cannot easily be reconciled. They arise from culture, circumstances,
When My Words Troubled Me Recently, I found myself troubled by an interaction with an elderly auntie who had approached me with questions about her health. I responded sharply. What I said may have been true, and I did not necessarily regret the truth itself, but I was unhappy with
We sing many songs about the great deliverances of God. We sing of the Red Sea that opened, Jericho whose walls fell, Daniel who came out of the lions' den, the three Hebrew young men who walked through the fire, and the apostles whom God delivered from prison. These
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