The ultimate purpose of the atonement is to bring you to God.

Victims of abuse need to know that God is good and undeniably for us. Penal substitution assures us He is both.

If we’re going to tell someone that Jesus loves them, we should be able to explain why and how.

‘As this virus takes its toll, Christ is King. He is in complete control, trust in Him.’

Being courageous isn’t the absence of fear; it’s acting even though you are afraid.

There’s no special dispensation for those of us who have had a crap life.

Despite the fact that the crucifixion appears both ridiculous and disgusting to the world, it is actually the site of God’s greatest achievement.

God’s gracious rescue shines bright against the dark backdrop of man’s rebellion.

I ran out of reading material on a recent holiday to the Highlands and I found this book in the home of my host. I’ve heard a lot about this Donald fella and so I thought I would give this little bad boy a bit of a whirl. Understanding the Atonement is the sub heading […]