fbpx
A Christian Perspective on the World Today

the fundamentals

image

The Ten Commandments

The book of Exodus is the second book in the Bible. It follows God’s servant Moses leading the Israelites out of slavery and through...
image

God on Trial: Why does God allow suffering?

The play God on Trial aims to tackle one of the most difficult questions in all of human existence—should we blame God for the suffering of humankind?
image

Sabbath: The special day of self care

In a world of self-care, people are rediscovering an ancient practice that is good for the individual and their community.
image

Picturing Heaven

Nobody has ever seen heaven. All we have are biblical pictures of what it will be like. But we can use those pictures to inspire us to be there!
image

What is Prayer?

Prayer—it may seem like a complicated religious ritual but, as Ștefăniță Poenariu writes, there's a simple idea at its heart.
image

What is Armageddon?

It’s a word thrown around to refer to a cataclysmic war—perhaps the war that ends life as we know it. But what is the original biblical meaning of Armageddon?
image

Does Prayer Work?

"Thoughts and prayers" are often sent out without considering how the second part really works. Turns out that most people don't understand prayer—and that might be the whole point.
image

The Most Spectacular Event Of All Time

Jesus’ return will be an unprecedented, but also personal event as He returns to restore earth and those who have chosen Him.
image

Is Jesus the only way to God?

This seemingly innocent question has probably caused more unrest in the past 2000 years than any other.
image

Where did the universe come from?

Why the Big Bang eventually goes bust, universe-sized bubbles pop and string theory has cosmologists tangled up.
image

God with us: Jesus the Son of God

God so desperately wanted to be close to us that He sent His beloved Son to be born as a human baby, to live among us and to give Himself as a willing sacrifice. There’s only one thing left to do, and it depends on you and me.
image

The power of the cross

It’s the most recognisable symbol on earth and yet one early Christian leader admitted that following the crucified Jesus makes no sense—except for what happened next.