2014/05 Peer Pressure Peer pressure, the feeling of being pressurized to do or be something by those around us, is something we all experience. It is positive when we provoke one another unto love and good works. (Hebrews 10:24) But it can also be negative – peers may pressurize us to enter into a questionable

2014/07 What can I do to help my Minister? In Paul’s epistles he refers to his readers using the following terms: ‘fellowlabours’ (Philippians 4:3), ‘fellowsoldier’ (Philippians 2:25), ‘fellowservant’ (Colossians 1:7), ‘partner’ (Philemon 17), ‘labourers together’ (1 Corinthians 3:9). Such terminology expressed the truth that he, as a minister of the New Testament, did not want

2014/11 Nobody's Perfect It is ironic that the words ‘Nobody’s perfect’ are often used to comfort when they actually condemn. The phrase is often used to excuse some indiscretion in word or deed: ‘Sure, nobody’s perfect!’ And it expresses a solemn truth stated in Scripture: “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory

2015/03 What makes Good Church Music? Blogs, books, posts, positions. A Google search for “glorifying God in our music” yields 1,410,000 items, so it is easy to see that much has been (and is being) written about music in worship; nearly everyone has something to say about the topic. Allow me to offer some brief

Having created Adam and Eve, God instituted marriage. Clearly, God intends men and women to get married and stay together for life.