By the time of the Jewish Revolt in AD 66, the Gospel had spread from Britain to the Black Sea, from Gaul (France) to Galatia (Greece), and from Egypt to the banks of the Euphrates River, covering the Roman Empire into India where the apostle Thomas was martyred. We also see the expressions “all nations” … Continue reading Quote for the Day

It’s that time of the year again when we hear a lot of complaints about disappearing Christmas traditions. This year, the Martin Place Christmas Tree is bedecked with the words “Happy Holidays” rather than “Merry Christmas.” I love it when we try to pretend that the day being celebrated has nothing to do with Christ, … Continue reading Christmas Traditions

Contrary to the weather forecast, this morning is absolutely glorious. I rode to Bunnings, then around the edge of town and down to the Riverbend Estate before heading home. #cycling #Narrabri

The letters Paul wrote to the Christians in the Early Church were written before the time of his death in AD 65. When he mentioned “the man of lawlessness…the son of destruction,” he was referring to Titus – son of Emperor Vespasian who led the Roman Army in the siege of Jerusalem. He permanently put … Continue reading Quote for the Day