Lord, where are you? When will be your return?
Let’s be honest for a moment. Sometimes, in the quiet of a prayer or the chaos of the news cycle, a very human frustration bubbles up. It is the elephant in the room that we Read more
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“Worship the Lord in the splendour of his holiness; tremble before him, all the earth.” (Psalm 96:9).
Let’s be honest for a moment. Sometimes, in the quiet of a prayer or the chaos of the news cycle, a very human frustration bubbles up. It is the elephant in the room that we Read more
The Laodicean context of tepid self-reliance finds its direct parallel in the modern church’s temptation to measure its vitality by cultural influence, financial security, and numerical growth rather than by the fiery, refining work of the Spirit in the heart of the believer. The transaction when we dig deeper is therefore one of faith itself - a relinquishing of our own metrics of "success" to receive from Christ a success, a wealth that is purified through trial and anchored in eternity.
The loss of a child is a grief that words can scarcely capture, a sorrow that leaves families and friends navigating a landscape of profound pain. In the face of such tragedy, those who wish to offer comfort can feel helpless, while those who grieve can feel utterly alone. How do people of faith respond to a pain so deep? What solace can be found when the world has shattered?
Kingston upon Hull, UK