Does it matter what you believe? If it does matter what you believe, and given that even people who think alike will have some nuanced differences, what line can be drawn between believers where “fellowship” can be achieved. In this article, I want to explore whether obedience to God can be achieved even if we associate with people who believe things that are different than what I believe.
To expand God’s community in Love is the ageless purpose of God. If in Christ we have hope in this life only, we are of all people most to be pitied. 1 Cor 15:19 (ESV) God Dwells Outside Time and Space In a previous article, I postulated that God dwells outside of time. Fundamentally, this appears to be the only possible explanation for much of what has been revealed to us about God: that...
Intellectualising God often places us in opposition to God as we conceptualise Him rather than acknowledge His nearness.
Where is heaven? Is it somewhere out there in amongst the stars? or is it somewhere much more hidden than that?