When we face times of disorder, we can find solace by taking a deep dive into the Old Testament prophets and writers, discover the hope and the wonder they had in God, and draw rock-solid courage during the utmost of discouraging times. Join me on my journey of discovering how God creates order from disorder.
When we face times of disorder, we can find solace by taking a deep dive into the Old Testament prophets and writers, discover the hope and the wonder they had in God, and draw rock-solid courage during the utmost of discouraging times. Join me on my journey of discovering how God creates order from disorder.
Who are you? What makes you who you are? What are you known for? How do you experience peace in your life? These are all questions that revolve around the idea of completeness or having a fulfilling life.
A look back at a wonderful year of partnering with PCNSW in justice and mercy.
At Christmas, we remember the birth of our Lord Jesus, and the significance this has for his followers. One of the ways Jesus’ birth is so significant for us is …
Occasionally, I hear someone ask, “Can someone with an intellectual disability understand the gospel?” In my reading I’ve even come across commentary suggesting that people with intellectual disabilities can’t respond to the gospel, and that they are saved some other way.
A story from Rev. Jason Forbes about the time he and a friend encountered an accessibility problem during a night out on the town.
Believers would do well to reflect on Spurgeon’s insights and consider how they can increase their thankfulness and how they can express it and give praise to God.
Jason reviews Amy Kenny’s new book that explores the way that ableism has pervaded church culture.
Originally published in the June-July 2014 Edition of The Presbyterian Pulse I recently read an article by Lynette May, CEO of Disability Employment Australia, exploring ways in which organisations can …
