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We now have a brand new book by Jordan Peterson that has many people talking: "We Who Wrestle with God: Perceptions of the Divine". There are already many Christians discussing it, and pointing out his many shortcomings in terms of expressing orthodox Christian teaching.

Having just recently read again Romans 12:3-8 and 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 about the importance of body life and how Christians so very much need one another, I have been reminded once more how much I do depend on others.

One main theme of Peterson’s book is that life is an adventure, albeit a risky one, and living by and for truth, regardless of any negative consequences, is the path we must follow. Taking responsibility for our actions, and remaining steadfast in our higher pursuits, is vital.

It is sometimes worth trying to lay out certain key issues and truths that are worth fighting for. One such attempt is the recently released Antioch Declaration, "a statement on racial ideologies threatening the Church".

The American humourist Evan Esar once quipped that “Bureaucracy is more people doing less things, and taking more time to do them worse.” It is hoped that Musk and Co. can turn things around radically in this regard.

Whether it is taking on the trans activists or seeking to resist the radical pro-abortion machine, there is now a new energy and enthusiasm to really make America great again by turning things around. Women and children will certainly be beneficiaries of all this, but all Americans will as well.

We look forward to Heaven, where we Christians will be reunited with those who have gone before. That is indeed a blessed hope for the believer. And it helps us endure the grief, suffering and pain that we may now be experiencing.

We were not saved just so that one day, we can go to be with our Lord and enjoy Him forever. Yes, that is our blessed hope, but until that time, we all have a job to do. We are all here on assignment. We each have a heavenly calling, a purpose which is unique to us.

Christians use the word “saved” in a theological sense that would elude most pagans today. They might not think of being saved from their sins and the consequences of their sins. So if we want to properly communicate the Gospel to the unsaved, we need to do a lot more explanation first.

We all hurt, grieve, know betrayal and feel rejection. Having a God whom we can relate to – usually depicted as a strong supportive father, but at times as a caring, compassionate mother – can help us all as we deal with these painful experiences in our lives.

I expect that already a number of experts are penning extensive and well-documented books on just how incredibly inept and dysfunctional Kamala was with this entire election process. The Democrats now mainly consist of wealthy leftist elites that live on the east and west coasts.

The shocking scenes coming out of Amsterdam a few days ago are the latest case of violent anti-Semitism. There, Jews were hunted down and attacked by mobs – mainly Moroccan Muslims – following a soccer match.

The Premier of Victoria Jacinta Allan – a member of the socialist left faction of the Labor Party – wants us to have death taxes, also known as inheritance taxes. Somehow, she thinks that this is a neat idea and a fair thing for governments to foist upon the masses.

Christians have an unchanging message to give to a changing world. That means that the methods that we use to share the good news can and should also change. Why not use new digital technologies for Christian evangelisation and ministry?

The 2024 US Election delivered Donald Trump an incredible victory. It is a victory the 47th President-elect says couldn't have happened without God saving his life.

Today in the USA the last full day of voting will take place in the 2024 Presidential election. With only two imperfect choices, is failing to vote on 'moral' or other grounds – and thereby failing to vote against the candidate who will do the most harm – an immoral act?

"I prefer a Trump team to a Harris team in the same way I’d rather spend a month on the beach in Maui than a month trapped underground in a collapsed mine. It’s not close."

As even non-believers understand, the November 5 election in the United States will be hugely significant – for good or ill. Believers especially need to think clearly and biblically about all this.

A horrific terror attack occurred in late July in Southport, England, where three children were stabbed to death at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class. But any talk of this being an Islamic terror attack was quickly squashed by police, the elites, and the mainstream media.

The American multinational pharmaceutical and biotech corporation Pfizer has been around since 1849, when two German entrepreneurs established it in New York. Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccines were far from “safe and effective”.