The Word to the World
Recently, The Alberton Record published an opinion piece by a local resident complaining about road users who seem to lack a basic understanding of the purpose of the yellow emergency lane during peak hour traffic. A great number of motorists think that it is perfectly fine
Not too long ago, I went through a difficult time—some of which was of my own making. Solomon wrote of a broken spirit and how difficult this can be to bear (Proverbs 18:14). But thankfully another “Solomonic pearl” accompanied my pain: “A friend loves at
In his timeless classic, The Reformed Pastor, Richard Baxter is at pains to confront laziness amongst those who are called to the service of leading, feeding and giving heed to the flock of God. He challenges those who take umbrage with his confrontation with these
In a sermon that I once heard the preacher spoke of “a community of messed-up sinners.” Far from being a “society of saints,” the local church is a hospital ward, a community of hopeful sinners who are scarred and limping. So often one hears from