To The Nations, For The Nations

Geography wasn’t a subject I was particularly interested in at school. It wasn’t a very boring subject, it just wasn’t one of those that grabbed my interest. Outside of school, though, I remember having a passing interest in maps, atlases and especially globes. I recall wandering around an atlas at the odd named places and […]

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Celebrating the Gospel

The birth of a new born baby, a wedding, a wedding anniversary, a significant birthday, passing a big test, winning, achieving, being honoured and of course Thursdays – all valid reasons to celebrate. Lately, however, I found myself singing even more about the gospel of Jesus Christ. What happened at Calvary. What God achieved in […]

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On The Run: The Home Run

Sometimes we get ourselves in a situation we can’t get out of. So mired in circumstances and mental conditions that coping mechanisms are all we have. In the middle of all that I am grateful that the good news is about God seeing that condition did something about it. Doing something we could never do […]

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How The Story Goes

It can come across as rather presumptuous to think you know how the story goes. After all, what makes you think you know. Who are you anyway? What do you know? So at best it’s good to just let the story tell the story and not get involved in things you know nothing about. That’s […]

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Timely

I was having a conversation with a very good and dear friend. We were talking about necessary changes and moves in life. Among the things I love and respect about this friend is his passion and commitment to God being the gospel.  He spoke some good words to me about that focus, which reminded me […]

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A Word On Exploitation 

It was a privilege to be invited to dinner, but the conversation, for all the wit and humour flying across the table, was very sobering.  There was a father of several children. He was devoted, considerate and caring to his children and in his community. When his wife died, with his children fully grown with […]

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YIR16 – 06 – Back to Basics

June was not the first month of being relieved of certain burdens I had taken on unnecessarily. It was however a great month to return to the basics.  Those basics are appreciating who I am as a man of God; recognising my responsibilities as a husband, father, brother and friend; then in addition to this […]

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