Monthly Archives: December 2021

The more I read the epistles, the more I am amazed at Paul. He exhibited Christ in his character and in the way he lived. He was a good shepherd in the sense that he cared very deeply about the churches he planted and the ones he did not plant like Colossae (Colossians 1:7). InContinue reading “The importance of the gospel”

There is always something special about getting a personal note. It is as if all of a sudden, we are “seen”, we are being “acknowledged”. With a personal note we are set apart, not to be mixed with the masses and that hits differently. The letter of Paul to Philemon was certainly no different. ItContinue reading “Pleading for your brother”

It is a gift that defines our lives as Christians. Every Christian has that mark within him, Grace – God’s riches at Christ’s expense. Through the gift of Grace, undeserving people are able to be adopted into the family of God, given a new life, and new identity. To many, this gift of Grace isContinue reading “The gift of Grace”

I wonder, what comes to our mind when we hear “honour God”? Is it an activity that seems attainable or is it one that we know we should do but seldom think about it? Does the thought of honouring God make us anxious or is it something we wholeheartedly seek after? The book of MalachiContinue reading “Honouring God”