RESOUND BLOG

When everything around us changes, God remains true. When all routine halts, God remains active. When the world is in chaos, God is strong.

Jesus’ resurrection reveals to us a new way of doing things. We must take responsibility for ourselves, forgive others, love our enemies.

When, upon the cross, Jesus declared “Father, forgive them; for they do not know what they are doing”, it is an interesting statement to mak

It could be, then, that in that moment, God lacked Godself and cried out in pure humanity “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”

Of all the things one might have expected Jesus, God incarnate, to cry out as he was hanging from the cross, this probably wasn't it.

There tends to be two major hang ups about Christianity. The first is that Christians are judgemental. The second is that God is too.

Experience tells me that in life, quite often, things do get worse before they get better.

I think we have gone past the point of no return. Just like the Israelites, we find ourselves in unknown territory.

We are in a battle on a daily basis, individually and as a church? So, when we are under attack, the thing to do is to go into battle.

Do you have peace? Yes, right now, in the midst of a virus that is sweeping the world beyond anything we’ve seen in our lifetime.

“Lord, we don’t know where you are going, so how can we know the way?” Jesus replied, “I am the Way, and the Truth and the Life."

We need to remember where we came from and how God has blessed us. Then, hopefully, we might find it just a little easier to trust in God.

As we find ourselves in the story of Jeremiah and the exiles, we draw closer to God’s heart for the lost, frightened and confused.

Let's choose to use this strange time to deepen our relationship with God.