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Author Archives: pneumaandlogos
The Surprising Words and Actions of Jesus:Some thoughts from Mark 7
We can get too used to the gospel stories and thereby loose their radical teaching, in Mark 7 we have several accounts which we are so used to that we miss the point. We have to remember that the world … Continue reading
Holy Communion Service based on John 6.
Bible Reading John 6:32-59. 32 Jesus said to them, “Very truly I tell you, it is not Moses who has given you the bread from heaven, but it is my Father who gives you the true bread from heaven. 33 … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged discipleship, faith, Holy Communion, John 6, The cross, theology, worship
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Systematic Theology: A Select Bibliography
This bibliography only contains some of the texts that I have in my personal library, but all of these volumes have stimulated my thinking. They also represent various theological streams of thought, I have found it helpful to read widely … Continue reading
Have we forgotten the real Spirit of Christmas
As we listen to the Christmas story the major players that we fix our attention on are Jesus,Mary,Joseph, the shepherds, the angels and the wise men. We make mention of the fact that Jesus is the Father’s gift to humanity … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Charismatic, christianity, Christmas, faith, God the Father, grace, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, Mary, Redemption, The cross
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The Great God Who Comforts His People.
We often think of God bringing comfort to people but so often we imply that all their problems are solved whereas the word of God brings comfort to people in the midst of their problems. Isaiah chapter 40 is an … Continue reading
Posted in AWESOME GOD, DIFFICULT TIMES, Discipleship, faith, Faithfulness
Tagged assurance, christ jesus, Creation, exile, God's people, salvation, sin, sovereignty of God
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Living with Epilepsy: Reflections on 60 years of battle
In this post I want to share with you in a very honest way some of the problems facing a person who has epilepsy. Even today one finds that having epilepsy seems to be a condition which carries a stigma. … Continue reading
The Message of Liberation and Restoration: some thoughts from Isaiah 61
Isaiah the prophet declared many great things and was used of God to communicate so much of the gospel message to us. Isaiah 61 is particularly significant as Jesus declared that these words had been fulfilled in him. It is … Continue reading
Posted in almighty God, Discipleship, faith, God's love, grace, Holy Spirit, Theology
Tagged assurance, free grace, God the Father, grace, healing for the broken hearted, Isaiah 61, Isaiah the prophet, Jesus Christ, justice, poor, poverty, Redemption, righteousness, robes of righteousness, spiritual implications, work of the holy spirit
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The Christian Mind and growing in our faith
For many Christians the mind is not something they really think about because the emphasis is on the spiritual and the experiential. There seems to be a fear of using the mind, this probably comes from seeing a dead orthodoxy … Continue reading
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Tagged discipleship, faith, holy scripture, Holy Spirit, Jesus Christ, Lordship of Christ, renewal of the mind, thinking, Word of God, worship
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Praying for peace in a warring world.
We have been reminded in many ways during the past year of the tragedy of war. We have seen pictures of the poppies at the Tower of London reminding us in a vivid way of the loss of life. Sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged atonement, christianity, Church, conflict, discipleship, jesus is lord, nationalism, Peace, prayer, sovereignty of God, war
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Salvation,Revelation and Life in the Spirit: some thoughts from Ephesians
The Apostle Paul in writing his letter to the Ephesians shows that salvation is an act of God’s amazing grace, firstly he looks at the the plan of salvation, he then turns to prayer. Paul’s prayers tell us a great … Continue reading
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