by Peter Barfoot | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog
Microsoft’s famous slogan is well suited to the World Wide Web. A few clicks can take you pretty well anywhere. Our world is a lot smaller than it was just a decade ago. The Internet consists not of one great net but of many small, interconnected nets....
by Peter Barfoot | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog
It’s encouraging when God inspires people to predict that you have a great future. But what about those prophecies? Will they simply be fulfilled, regardless? Or must you co-operate with them, so they can come true? How much is up to God, and how much is up to...
by Peter Barfoot | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog
The local church exhibits diversity in unity, its many members being “one body” in Christ. United in fellowship, it also displays unity in diversity, the church members working as a variety of members, so that the Church as a whole functions...
by Peter Barfoot | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog
“At the end of a road like this there can only be isolation and rejection.” These words flashed into my mind as I surveyed the long, bumpy track along which our jeepney bounced. Over to our right, the almost dry Tarlac River separated us from the...
by Peter Barfoot | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog
“…And so I said to Yacob: that old camel’s worth nothing like what you’re asking… Wait. What’s that? Hey, you – behind that bush!” “Me?” “Who are you? What are you doing here? Tell me...
by Peter Barfoot | Feb 18, 2025 | Blog
The nature of unsung heroes is that they quite like their anonymity. They’re usually very nice people, and I think that if some were to sing their praises, others would gladly take up the refrain. Trouble is, when we sing the praises of unsung heroes,...