Sun 20 Sep

<p>How do we determine greatness? What makes one great? How does our culture determine greatness? They say that the Sydney Olympic Games were the greatest games ever. What made them great? What made Sir Donald Bradman a great cricketeer? What makes a great teacher? What makes a great politician?

Sun 13 Sep

<p>In our world things do not always go as planned for us – particularly in an electronic age. You send an email hoping it will be there in a split second, instead it takes a few days. We set up for On Line Service only to discover the browsers cannot handle it.</p><p>You can add your own

Sun 6 Sep

<p>Perhaps one of the more challenging events in all of Scripture is what we know as the transfiguration of Jesus. It is an event where Jesus is changed before the eyes of the three disciples He had taken with him. “His face shone like the sun, and his clothes became as white as the

Sun 30 Aug

<p>There are many things if we are honest with ourselves that we do not understand. The mobile phone you have in your hand, do you understand how it works? Do you understand how a computer works? Do you understand fire? Why does it keep burning? We could keep going but there are many things we do

Sun 23 Aug

<p>There are many things, objects, people that we can build our lives around. We may not admit it but we have all built our lives around something. Go back earlier this year when AFL was put on hold after the first round of games and the disappointment that many felt. Or when the first round of

Sun 16 Aug

<p>Most of the writers of the Bible had at some time during their ministry had to face off against false teachers. When Paul had his final meeting with the elders from the Ephesus congregation, he warned them that savage wolves (code for false teachers) would come. Surprisingly, he said some of them

Sun 9 Aug

<p>They say that a good learning tool is repetition. To learn something you repeat it over and over in your mind. When I studied languages at Bible College – Greek and Hebrew – it required repetition. New alphabets were required. Grammars were different. Repetitive learning was

Sun 2 Aug

<p>Some years back a meeting was held in Inverell’s Town Hall. The purpose of the meeting was to try and stop the opening of a brothel in the town. Because it was a small population, not a lot of interest was taken by the mainstream media. Although the local paper showed up. There were several

Sun 26 Jul

<p>At the present time a lot of cleanliness is being practiced. You go to the supermarket and you see glass screens in place. You see card readers being wiped down. Even buttons on pedestrian crossings are wiped down. Why? There is a bug on the loose with the potential to take one’s life. People