God Is My Constant
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| Blog Name: | God Is My Constant |
| Url: | http://apologies.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Christian, Australian, Family |
| Description: | An Aussie Christian Bloke chats briefly about all sorts of things |
| Popularity: | 60 Followers |
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Atheism: Unyielding Despair
HT: mhcseattle Posted in Apologetics Tagged: atheism
HT: mhcseattle Posted in Apologetics Tagged: atheism
Church History in 4 Minutes
HT Dan Phillips Posted in church, Just for fun Tagged: Church History
HT Dan Phillips Posted in church, Just for fun Tagged: Church History
Following Directions
Back to Psalm 119. Since moving into a part of Sydney I had never lived in previously I have gotten considerable use out of a GPS Navigator in our car. Prior to purchasing the GPS device, I was out one evening visiting a new family that had started attending our Church and got lost. What should have been a 15-20 minute trip turned into a very stressful 70-80 minutes. Getting home was no less an adventure, and took about 50 minutes. The following pay period we invested in a GPS device and travel has been considerably easier. As I have become more familiar with the area, I rely on the GPS les
Back to Psalm 119. Since moving into a part of Sydney I had never lived in previously I have gotten considerable use out of a GPS Navigator in our car. Prior to purchasing the GPS device, I was out one evening visiting a new family that had started attending our Church and got lost. What should have been a 15-20 minute trip turned into a very stressful 70-80 minutes. Getting home was no less an adventure, and took about 50 minutes. The following pay period we invested in a GPS device and travel has been considerably easier. As I have become more familiar with the area, I rely on the GPS les
The Nicene Creed
This Sunday we are going to be looking at the question of “Who is Jesus?“. In 325 A.D. (or thereabouts) a group of Christian leaders got together to ask the same question. Rather than only define themselves by what they were against, they decided to formulate a statement that positively expressed who Jesus is. That statement became known as the Nicene Creed (so named after the city where they meet for discussion and debate). This is not a subject to dismiss lightly. Either Jesus is God in the flesh or he is just another man and unable to be a suitable saviour. However the reasons that most will deny the identity of Jesus as God the Son is not becau
This Sunday we are going to be looking at the question of “Who is Jesus?“. In 325 A.D. (or thereabouts) a group of Christian leaders got together to ask the same question. Rather than only define themselves by what they were against, they decided to formulate a statement that positively expressed who Jesus is. That statement became known as the Nicene Creed (so named after the city where they meet for discussion and debate). This is not a subject to dismiss lightly. Either Jesus is God in the flesh or he is just another man and unable to be a suitable saviour. However the reasons that most will deny the identity of Jesus as God the Son is not becau
Forgetting Freedom
The Germans signing of the Armistice Treaty in the early hours of the morning on November 11, 1918 brought an end to official hostilities of World War 1 as of 11am (Paris time) that day. Since then each year on the eleventh-hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month a short time of silent remembrance is observed in honour of those who sacrificed their lives. Whilst the celebration of military servicemen and women and the multitude of auxiliary support services is generally observed on ANZAC Day in Australia,
The Germans signing of the Armistice Treaty in the early hours of the morning on November 11, 1918 brought an end to official hostilities of World War 1 as of 11am (Paris time) that day. Since then each year on the eleventh-hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month a short time of silent remembrance is observed in honour of those who sacrificed their lives. Whilst the celebration of military servicemen and women and the multitude of auxiliary support services is generally observed on ANZAC Day in Australia,
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