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Continue reading →: Prayer In the midst of WinterLord, In the midst of Winter,when the days are cold and wind can pierceremind us of the warmth of your love. When days are short, dawn comes late,and dusk arrives early remind us that in the darknessyour light still shines. When the flowers of spring still lie hidden in the…
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Continue reading →: The Illusion of Control in an Automated WorldEvery now and then someone makes a comment that makes me realise just how differently we see the world. For example, someone had a computer problem the other day, which I fixed, and found was most likely triggered by a patch. They said, “People shouldn’t be playing with our computers…
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Continue reading →: Who Is the “Holy Spirit” in the Qur’an?Something I have noticed from studying the Qur’an is that the Holy Spirit is never clearly defined. Several passages place the Holy Spirit in connection with Jesus and with revelation, but the text never pauses to explain what or who the Holy Spirit is. Though I have often heard Muslims…
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Continue reading →: Who Does Silence Serve?Few things sound more spiritual than a call for silence. Church leaders often speak about guarding unity, avoiding gossip, extending grace, refusing to slander others, and choosing not to fuel conflict. All of these are genuine biblical concerns. Yet there is a profound difference between silence that serves truth and…
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Continue reading →: Stop Weaponising 1 Peter 3:7 Against WomenEarlier today I saw someone using 1 Peter 3:7 as a clobber verse against women, repeating the phrase “weaker vessel” for emphasis, but that’s a misuse of the text. When Peter calls wives the “weaker vessel,” he’s not saying women are less valuable, less intelligent, or spiritually inferior. In the…
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Continue reading →: Should Science Override the Bible When They Disagree?The idea that science simply overrides the Bible wherever they appear to conflict often rests on a misclassification of what the Bible is actually doing. Many supposed conflicts are not discoveries of error, but results of reading ancient texts as though they were attempting to answer modern scientific questions in…
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Continue reading →: Sacred Play: What Christians Can Learn from Discordian HumorThere’s something disarming about a tradition that refuses to take itself too seriously. Discordianism, shaped by texts like the Principia Discordia, doesn’t just question authority, it laughs at it. It pokes fun at systems, mocks certainty, and reminds us how quickly spiritual insights can become inflated to absurd extremes. At…
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Continue reading →: Is the King James Version the Only Perfect Word of God?If the King James Version is the only perfectly preserved word of God, then Abraham, Moses, David, Isaiah, Jesus, the apostles, Timothy, and every Christian who lived before 1611 lacked access to the perfectly preserved word of God. Yet Scripture never suggests any gap in God’s care for his people…


