by Peter Barfoot | Aug 5, 2026 | Blog, Christianity, Discipleship, Faith, Teaching
I like newspapers (having edited one myself and have ink in my veins), and the front page of most of them has a masthead that relates to time. “The Daily Mail” for example. Other newspapers add the words “Courier” or “Herald” to...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 5, 2026 | Blog, Christianity, Personal prophecy, Spiritual growth, Teaching
Most prophecies are not passive, in that they don’t come to pass regardless; they are based on what God saw in us and said we would become. Other prophecies are fulfilled without our participation (for example, the one which stated that in his death the bones of...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 4, 2026 | Blog, Christian Worldview, Christianity, Spiritual growth, Teaching
I differ with those who believe that Jews and Muslims worship the same God. Ishmael and Isaac were both sons of Abraham through different mothers. God saved the lives of Sarah’s maid Hagar and her son Ishmael after they had been expelled by Abraham and were...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 4, 2026 | Blog, Christianity, Kingdom of God, Spiritual growth, Teaching
God’s foreknowledge is the key to scriptures that would otherwise be mysterious. “Known unto God are all his works, from the beginning of the world.” (Acts 15:18) Here are 10 things that God foreknew from the Foundation of the world: 1. Matthew 13:35 — His...
by Peter Barfoot | Jul 28, 2026 | Blog, Christian Worldview, Christianity, Faith, Spiritual growth, Teaching
Fault Lines are opening increasingly around the globe. Subductions are taking place on the ocean floor. Frictions grind at the shifting of tectonic plates. Tsunamis arise from undersea upheavals. Earthquakes abound. All of these are increasing in scale and frequency....
by Peter Barfoot | Jul 28, 2026 | Blog, Christianity, Spiritual growth, Teaching
Among the many ways of building heat for cooking and also maintaining it for household warmth, the Slow Combustion stove (known in the UK as a “range”) is one of the most reliable. Its coals may build heat slowly, but its secret is the...