Pursue godliness, flee from lukewarm Christianity

Pursue godliness, flee from lukewarm Christianity

There is no quick definition of godliness. This word only appears a few times in the New Testament, but the entire Bible is a book on godliness..

  • Time heals.

    30.05.16 - A date deeply engrained onto my heart forever; it was the day my earthly father went on to be with my Heavenly Father.

  • Waterspouts, washouts and the climb

    I have started a series of columns looking at nursery rhymes and what they might offer Christians in the way of godly reflection. The previous column looked at Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

  • My dusty Bible

  • Margaret Court, the Bible, and interpretation

    In a week of controversy after Margaret Court issued an open letter to Qantas and appeared on national television to take a stand for the biblical, and traditional view of marriage; Australian society has responded in a plethora of ways.

  • Your plan, but my way

    The man Moses is somewhat of an icon to many; he is the man with the chiselled jaw of the Ten Commandments, or Michelangelo’s sculpted statue showing him more akin to a Greek god than a man, with thick arms and a flowing beard fit to rival the beard of Zeus.

  • “Breaking 2: The greatest barrier in sport since the 4 minute mile”

    Try this if you dare: time yourself running a lap of a 400 metre track. Do you think you could run it in 68 seconds? And could you keep this pace for 42 kilometres?

  • The heightened gift

    Wow, you are so small. How old are you? You look fourteen. Why are you so short? What’s wrong with your legs? Are you a dwarf? These are just a few questions, statements and observations I get said to me almost every week.

  • 'My journey into the Hebrew roots of my faith’

    My journey into the Hebrew heritage of my faith began several years ago when I first saw the names of God in Hebrew with their meanings on a poster in Western Australia.

  • The Trinity is like water…and other bad analogies

    For those, like myself, who are not from a highly-liturgical denomination, it may come as a surprise that June 11 was ‘Trinity Sunday’.

  • “Perhaps God needed another angel”

    It’s a phrase we most often hear when a child or young adult has died. We think that saying something like this lessens the pain the family left behind a feeling. Surely, they receive comfort knowing their loved one is so important to God.

  • What's your legacy

    Contemplating on the thought of a life worth living often bring to mind thoughts of inspirational leaders, pioneering heroes, trendsetting individuals.