I am an ordinary Christian (if there is such a thing) from the U.K.
The aim of this website is firstly to strengthen and encourage by brothers and sisters.
Secondly I hope in some small way to help draw the unsaved towards Christ.
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The ponderings of an ordinary Christian in an age of scepticism and unbelief.
Why was this baby so special?
Is the Lord responsible when bad things happen to us?
Psalm 139 describes how God is everywhere and has an intimate knowledge of everyone. Is this comforting or terrifying?
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown the world into turmoil. People are gripped by fear. Is there an alternative?
We can learn a lot from the woman who had the privilege of being the first witness to the risen Christ.
Is God good, really? Sceptics may ask (and Christians as well for that matter), if God is real, can he be good?
This is the shortest verse in the Bible. Yet it is also a bit of a mystery.
The ‘lost’ theme makes for great stories. Think of films such as the ‘Aristocats’, ‘The Lion King’, ‘Finding Nemo’ and many others.
It seems self-evident that God and creation go together. If there is a God then he surely created the universe.
Generally speaking the modern Christian church (in the west anyway) doesnt do wrath. Some of us still at least in theory still believe God can be wrathful but the whole idea is difficult to reconcile with a God of love.
Most Christians know that ‘The word became flesh and made his dwelling amongst us’ but when did you last stop to ponder it?