Tag: Reformed
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A Great Sorrow: A Greater Joy (Luke 13:31-35)
A Great Lament from Jesus reveals a Greater Joy
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There is One Greater Than The Storms of Life (Psalm 3)
“Unsteady,” “turbulent,” “Tumultuous,” or “Tempestuous;” are words that come to mind when we think of the current state and stability of the world. How do you even begin to understand the shifts that are happening globally yet, even start to define them? The world was in a constant state of flux and change as ‘covid’…
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A Scuffle in Nazareth (Luke 4:21-30)
Words have power; they can be used to lead people into something better or lead them away from that which is good. It is by words we tell people we love them, share bad news, and shape the direction of our weeks and lives. Words carry power whatever form they come in, whether written or…
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Finding Refuge in Prayer (Psalm 142)
Introduction In 1505 having studied law for a few months and just been bestowed with his Masters, Martin decided to leave the City of Erfurt and head home to see his family; A journey north of about 90KM. Unfortunately, on the return leg of his holiday, Martin himself was stuck in the middle of a…
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A King and a Kingdom Like No Other (John 18:31-37)
1. Introduction: Kings Across the Ages If I were to ask you which European President is also a Prince, would you be able to answer? The President of France! Today President Macron of France is also the co-prince of the principality of Andorra (along with the Catholic Bishop of Urgell). Isn’t it funny that in…
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There Is Always A Reason To Be Thankful (Luke 17:11-19)
For some five years, I worked every week on checkout in Tesco, serving the good people of my home town their grocery needs. Every little helps! It was not something I loved doing at the start, yet, after a few weeks, I soon fell into the rhythm and started to enjoy the work because I…
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Atr Irwin 