December 24, 2018
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[Rocha Mupayi Mbenza, “ ‘Fasting’ in times of economic crisis,” Sentinel, October 29, 2018]
If my observance of Christmas was based on the rock of Christ then it could never be lost.
Christmastime brings performances of Handel’s Messiah, a beautiful oratorio with text from the King James Bible.
To glorify God is to live in a way that is consistent with His loving nature.
The radiant light of God—His eternal, healing message of good and love—illumines and enlightens our thought.
It was the night before my final examination for Contracts Law, and I was sitting on my bedroom floor, feeling completely desperate.
Recently, while in the kitchen, I inadvertently poured boiling hot water from a teapot over my hand and wrist.
In 2003, I was traveling around Australia for a year, and had gone to Darwin, Northern Territory, when I became affected by severe food poisoning.
I had woken up in the early hours of the morning with a little sneeze.
During my younger son’s visit home last Christmas, he needed an office chair to use in his room.
If we bow before Christ with newfound gratitude for what has been given to us, we find we can share with others.
