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04
Feb 2020

Wisdom

Epiphany
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Two Kinds of Wisdom    In writing to his brethren, the twelve tribes that were scattered abroad, James described two kinds of wisdom. He states that one is from above and the other is of the earth.  Both reveal the conditions of human hearts—one is truthful and of good report, and the other is false, yielding a poor report. These are not only outward symptoms that we may change at will. They reflect our inner conditions as evidenced in our thoughts, in our words, and in our deeds.    James concludes the......

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29
Dec 2019

The Old Year and the New

New Year
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  As we cross the threshold that leads to a new year, we reflect upon the year that has just ended, and we greet the New Year with quiet anticipation. In bidding farewell to the old year, we pause to give thanks for its many blessings. Some of these blessings have come to us as beautifully wrapped gifts. We have welcomed them with receptive hearts because they have brought us immediate joy. And without hesitation, we have raised our hands and we have lifted our hearts in a spirit of thankfulness to our......

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04
Dec 2019

The Eden Promise and it’s Fulfilment

Advent
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  The joyous meaning of our Christmas festival is found hidden in the prophetic promises of the Old Testament and in the New Testament records of their fulfillment. True peace and lasting joy are found in the knowledge that God is with us – Immanuel has come!   Prophetic writings provide many clues to the age-old anticipation of God’s visitation of His people. Initially, God himself spoke the promise in Eden when He said that the seed of the woman would bruise the head of the serpent  (Gen. 3:15). Later, when He......

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05
Nov 2019

A Twofold Heritage

Thanksgiving
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  The ravages of winter took a heavy toll on the newly founded pilgrim colony in New England.  The first winter was severe and they were ill-prepared for it.  The long ocean voyage of more that two months had been taxing.  Some of their number died enroute, and the lack of proper diet had weakened many others.  It was the middle of December when the Mayflower came to anchor in the harbor at Plymouth.  By the end of March their number of 102 had been reduced to only 51, and almost half......

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