The Arrival
It is interesting to compare and contrast the accounts of the arrival of the Ark in Jerusalem, recorded for us in 2 Samuel 6 and the arrival of The Messiah in L...
Category: Devotional
Not so Lord!
There were several moments in The Lord’s experience where He was confronted with a ‘not so’. His actions and words were so extraordinary, so u...
Only bread and only wine – no sop.
Materially speaking, there is a sparseness of things when we gather to remember The Lord. Only bread and only wine. It is a most helpful sparseness, for it help...
They Vehemently Accused Him
And the chief priests and scribes stood and vehemently accused him. Lk. 23.10 Sometimes the function of verses in our bible can isolate a thought, event or obse...
Exceptional
There are many statements in scripture which pass scathing comment upon ALL of us and our condition. Statements for which there is no apparent exception. All ha...
Pain Relief for the Soul
Psalm 77 guides us through the thought processes of a believer who settles on the act of remembering – to find relief for his soul. Note how he begins loo...
Magnify the Lord with Me
Oh, magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together! Psalm 34.3 The way David’s expression comes across in english might raise a question in...
What Does a Thankful Response to God Look like?
Imagine you are David, King David. How would you demonstrate your thankful heart to your God? Something dramatic perhaps – a large banquet, a celebration ...
The Struggle
How great the struggle, unrelenting, Of man to live in life anew, Sometimes the soul is glad consenting, Yet all too often it will not do. The things we would w...
The Perfect Time-Keeper
For someone who transcends time, Christ was a remarkable time keeper. The perfect man of course is perfect in every realm even in the pedestrian. Perfect time k...