Christmas: Unbelievably Contextual
John finds common ground and speaks into the context and culture of the day when he refers to Jesus as Logos or the Word and not as God’s son, Son of Man or even Messiah, in the famous opening lines of the Gospel of John.
Nathan Andrews unveils the absolute wonder of the Christmas story of how God himself became man. First of a four-part series.
One blood & bone
Social identifiers are crucial for, labelling people can define behaviour practised, as evidenced in the life of St.Boniface. What is essential is unconditional love, underlines Neil Vimalkumar in this final reel of his series, Who is my neighbour?
Handling Rejection in Biblical perspective
It’s okay to be rejected, it’s not the end of the road. There is hope, says Pastor Sam Ellis, and goes on to list four steps to overcome rejection and disappointment
Kill the enemy?
Love your friend, yes. Did you say, Love your enemy? Yes, yes again. It’s the best way to overcome evil with good, says Neil Vimalkumar in his fourth of eight-reel series, Who is my neighbour?
Trust God’s timing
We think we can suggest to God when He should solve our problems, and then get frustrated and waste time complaining. Instead it’s good to know God can, in the blink of an eye,solve our problem, but in His perfect time and perfect way, says Pastor Ayesha Ameresekere.
Assyria, my handiwork
Salvation is from the Lord. And it is for all, emphasises Neil Vimalkumar as he shines the spotlight on Jonah of the whale fame, and his anger.
Third in a series of eight reels, titled Who is my neighbour?
Ark of Salvation
Church can well be the modern day equivalent of Noah’s ark. All are more than welcome into it, invites Neil Vimalkumar in this second of eight reels titled Who is my neighbour?
Dust to Dust
Dust to dust, ashes to ashes… At the tomb all our credentials crumble like dried leaves. Neil Vimalkumar urges us to look at people as made in the image of God, no less.
First in a series titled Who is my neighbour?
Enough, Lord, take my life
Do you feel you’ve come to the end of your tether? don’t quit, please. For there’s help round the corner, says Finney Sahayaraj.S in this episode of Stay Strong
Finish Strong
Despite stiff opposition Nehemiah chose to stay focussed on the job at hand and asked for strength from above. It pays to rely on God and persevere if you want to finish well, says Pastor Abigail Schaffter of Colombo.
