The call to authenticity
Jesus has all we want, all we need – if only we would turn and open the door to let him in.
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Jesus has all we want, all we need – if only we would turn and open the door to let him in.
It’s easy to slip into complacency and settle for an easy life – and miss out on the real blessings God has for us.
Discipleship is not about being right but facing the right way and walking in the right direction: towards Jesus.
The first two of seven letters from Jesus to the church focus on encouragement in persecution and a warning in faithfulness.
John’s incredible vision gives a simple message – Jesus is Lord – and a strong reassurance – the Lamb wins.
Thomas doubted and received reassurance. How should we, who do not have that physical assurance, handle our doubts?
We face the same choice as the women at the empty tomb: to remain in doubt and fear, or to go in faith and meet the risen Jesus.
Who is Jesus? On Palm Sunday we remember his entry into Jerusalem on a donkey – what kind of King was he though?
What a waste! She used a whole jar of expensive perfume to anoint Jesus, and the other dinner guests were indignant.
Jesus will return at the end of the age. Keep watch, Jesus says – but how do we do this in practice?
With his execution only days away, Jesus predicts the destruction of the temple and times of distress, wars and persecution – then and now.
Jesus challenges the mindset and privileges of the religious leaders of his day… and his disciples too… and us…