Matters of the Heart
Len walks through Matthew 5, 6 and 7 in detail looking at details of wording and explaining passages with complexities. Len looks at some play on words and the question
Continue readingLen walks through Matthew 5, 6 and 7 in detail looking at details of wording and explaining passages with complexities. Len looks at some play on words and the question
Continue readingThe Gospels have little to say about Jesus’ childhood, but as an adult he starts to reach out to the people of his community and there are a series of
Continue readingGod had a perfect plan for introducing His son to the world, featuring people who were perfectly ready to carry it out: Zechariah and Elizabeth, Joseph and Mary, Simeon, Anna,
Continue readingThe book of Hebrews starts out by saying, “In the past God spoke to our ancestors through the prophets at many times and in various ways“, and the four Gospels
Continue readingBeacon Bible Camp is a non-profit organization that exists to provide an adventurous Christian camping experience where people, particularly youth, can be encouraged to respond to the gospel of the
Continue readingEzekiel 16 and 23. You’ve probably never heard a sermon on these chapters, and maybe you’ve never even read them. The delight God has in blessing and favouring His people,
Continue readingIn his letter to the Philippians, Paul urges Euodia and Syntyche to “be like-minded”, or just get along with each other. Given our tendency to complain about others in the
Continue readingThe nameless “close” relative of Ruth 4 was only interested in the material wealth represented by a piece of land. He wasn’t interested in the people that belonged to the
Continue readingStarting from a hopeless situation, Ruth’s faithfulness to Naomi reflects God’s enduring faithfulness to His people. It results in this unusual marriage proposal from Ruth to Boaz, who in turn
Continue readingWhen the conversation turns to spiritual matters, it helps to focus on the BIGS: Beginnings, Insight, the Greatest problem, and the Solution. The apostle Paul used this approach when talking
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