The Word to the World
What a sad week it has been. And as I write, it is only Wednesday morning. On Sunday night, Derrick Brown died in Alberton, as did Jabulani Moyo’s father in Zimbabwe and John Grainger’s grandmother in London. On Monday morning Mary Moodley’s nephew was killed
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the word “complaint”? If you’ve been a Christian for any length of time, I hazard a guess that it is not positive. Complaining is rarely considered a Christian virtue. In fact, Christians
The Reformed Christian tradition is known for psalm singing. Many Reformed churches insist that we should exclusively sing psalms in corporate worship. While I do not share that persuasion, I do think that it would be a great thing to sing more psalms when the
Neil recently exhorted us from Philippians 1:12–18 to develop and embrace a theology of suffering. The way we handle suffering, he noted, says a lot about the way we view the gospel. It was a timely word for our church. There does seem to be