God’s Spirit is the Christian’s Only Life-giving Power.
It is quite important for us Christians on this day to contemplate that event which Luke describes in the Acts of the Apostles which we know commonly as the
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It is quite important for us Christians on this day to contemplate that event which Luke describes in the Acts of the Apostles which we know commonly as the
This past Wednesday was recognised by Christians around the world as Ascension day and as the name suggests, it marks the date that was accepted as the actual ascension from
When we read the gospel of St. John chapter fourteen, it is hard to miss the familial or relational focus of the text as Jesus tells the disciples that he
The Acts of the Apostles is widely accepted to be the second volume of a two volume book written by a Gentile physician named Luke who also wrote the Gospel
Today’s message from the gospel of St. Luke chapter twenty-four gives the account of those two followers of Jesus walking towards Emmaus on that evening of the first day of
As we know by now all of the gospel writers have varying accounts about the events of Jesus’ earthly life and ministry particularly because they wrote the gospels for different
Today is resurrection morning and many people who follow the Christian faith throughout the world are celebrating this joyful time. All four of the gospels record an account of the
When I was a young boy in Sunday school I learnt a song that was popular in my church at the time and is perhaps still well-known in Jamaica. It
The prophet Ezekiel prophesied at one of the lowest periods in Judah’s history. He was one of the thousands of people taken to Babylon when the Babylonians devastated Judah for
Psalm 23 is easily one of, if not the best known and loved psalms the ages across the world, even by people who would not call themselves Christians or even
You may have noticed that this message bears some similarity to last week’s message in the sense that they both are about two people who have met with Jesus in
The writer of the gospel according to St. John who most scholars believe to be Jesus’ beloved disciple and the brother of James, introduces us to an intriguing meeting and