Whenever an institution or organisation pauses to commemorate its beginnings it is always an opportune time to reflect on its past, look at its current status and identify its future […]
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This is Good Friday. The age-old question remains ever relevant. What is so good about this day? At least in the eyes of Christians it remains a truly relevant question
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This is Easter morning. Hallelujah! The ordeal of death is over and new life has sprung up from the grave. I think it is very apt that Easter is always
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The incident that is recorded in the gospels as the Triumphal entry is significant because it marks Jesus’ last effort to show to the Jews that he was indeed the
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Our text for today is a part of the countdown to Jesus’ last day on earth before his crucifixion. It is just the week before the Passover, highly likely the
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I cannot say often enough how much I love reading the gospel of Luke. This is simply because of all the gospels, Luke presents Jesus’ involvement with human situations and
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Our text for today from Isaiah 55 is one of the well-known passages in this book. In many Bibles it is simply titled, “Invitation to the Thirsty.” I cannot emphasize
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We all know that the Psalms cover the wide gamut of human feelings and experiences. The Psalms is the go-to book for a great number of people who want to
Each of the gospels presents Jesus’ ministry on earth from a different perspective. This is what makes the gospel narratives so intriguing. Even though they all recall some of the
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The account of the baptism and the temptation of Jesus can be regarded as the two earliest and most momentous events in the life of Jesus as he embarks on
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The account of the baptism and the temptation of Jesus can be regarded as the two earliest and most momentous events in the life of Jesus as he embarks on
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Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians was primarily written to address misconceptions and misunderstandings about the scriptures and also growing disunity in the church. The backdrop to all of this
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