Peter Sammons explores some basics .... Biblical insight The foundations of this belief are in the Bible. The doctrine is based on viewing the Bible as an organic whole - it is alluded to, albeit indirectly, throughout the unveiling of Salvation History. Christians do...

Chuck Cohen’s thoughts from Jerusalem ….. Our rock God's Word is our rock, especially as He seems to be shaking everything (Isa. 2:19-21; Joel 3:16; Hag. 2:6-7). The reason we trust in His Word is because it comes from Him. If we receive an e-mail from someone we know...

Roger Bolton reflects on God’s amazing plan to Tabernacle amongst His peoples. Part 1 of 4. Pilgrims in a Foreign Land It was the Old Testament exodus that earned the ancient Israelites their description as “pilgrims and sojourners.” They were a nomadic moving from...

Roger Bolton reflects on God’s amazing plan to Tabernacle amongst His peoples. Part 2 of 4. Place of meeting, and healing The Tabernacle was a temporary place where God met with His chosen people, and was simply a tent of meeting. It was for use in the wilderness...

Roger Bolton reflects on God’s amazing plan to Tabernacle amongst His peoples. Part 3 of 4.  The key to the Tabernacle is Messiah The key to understanding of the Tabernacle is Messiah Yeshua. It was a symbol, or picture and prophecy of the man in whom God would become...

Roger Bolton reflects on God’s amazing plan to Tabernacle amongst His peoples. Part 4 of 4. Tabernacling with God: Understanding the Blessing of God’s Presence in Our Midst One of the most unique and incredible things about the God of the Bible is his desire to relate...

This article is re-tweeted from The Times 08 September 2023. By Charles Moore. As its AGM approaches, The National Trust should be embracing its critics, rather than trying to exclude them: With more than five million members, the National Trust (NT) is the biggest...

The biblical feast of Tabernacles (still) speaks of Jesus. Powerpoint slides summarise. click here

How does the Tabernacle speak of Jesus? Powerpoint slides summarise. click here

Why does the West take so little notice of brutal persecution? We suspect the broad reason for the silence is two-fold: (1) Western foreign office departments do not want to anatgonize what they ‘see’ as their Arab/Moslem interlocutors (2) woke theory upholds Islam as...

Martin Johnson explores the Lilith – and invites some help Mythical or real? The Lilith is a creature found only in Isaiah 34:14. Biblical translators have long made choices that it is either a mythical demonic creature, or alternatively an owl, and if so, usually...

Peter Sammons reflects on the love of God. Part 1 of 2. Unconditional love? Can we really speak about “the unconditional love of God”? Is this idea supported in Scripture, or in the words of Jesus? For some this article (in two parts) will make for uncomfortable...

Peter Sammons reflects on the love of God. Part 2 of 2. Love in the fellowship: a truly New Testament perspective In the first article we noted that the English word love is slippery, with disparate meanings. We explored at some length the reality of agape (love) that...

The morphing of words. Roger Bolton considers.  Mainstream? Last month Christian Comment looked at Financial (banking) industry cancellation of accounts held by customers that banks’ staff do not like. In the UK this has become something of a political scandal. We...

We are not the only ones to ponder - what is the Russian Idea, and where is all this leading? We got there first It is always satisfying when an editor can state ‘we got there first’. Two months ago Christian Comment explored “The Russian Idea” and what it means ...