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Psalm 100:4“Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! We are made to worship and give thanks. In our culture, we say we don’t need to worship, and may begrudgingly admit we should be thankful. But we all worship something, apart from God they are idols. But both praise and… Read more

There are times and moments in history, where the importance of your eschatology or other points of theology become especially pointed. Of late there has been serious questioning in the church around the identity of God’s people. In no small way this is due to the situation in the middle east (Samuel Sey does excellent… Read more

Often, we take categories from our culture before scripture, rather than building upon what scripture sufficiently gives us. In this article I want to tell you about the scriptural category of partiality. Exodus 23:1-3““You shall not spread a false report. You shall not join hands with a wicked man to be a malicious witness. 2 You shall not… Read more

A garden in the desert blooms Woven as at a creators loom Blossoming in fields of green Flowing with every color seen The end of ceaseless toil In newly ripened soil New life comes to land Once of barren lifeless sand Dry river beds in barren waste Now confluence of living water For budding life… Read more

The character of Jesus is central to Christianity and claimed also by the Islamic religion. For Christians Jesus is the triune God incarnate, the coeternal logos. For Muslims he is a great prophet with the power of healing and resurrection of the dead[1]. Whatever the similarities Jesus appears fundamentally different between the two religions. Since… Read more