by Peter Barfoot | Jan 14, 2026 | Blog
“Do not remove the ancient landmarks set by your forefathers.” (Proverbs 22:28) Who moved the biblical boundary stone on healing set by Jesus and the Apostles? Unbelievers review, revise, and reject truths set in place by God and seen in the ministries of...
by Peter Barfoot | Jan 14, 2026 | Blog
So many ageing people greet their friends with a question about their current health — it’s often the first thing they say! When one asks you about your health, I suggest that you reply with “Excellent! ” I talk to my body. I tell it that...
by Peter Barfoot | Jan 14, 2026 | Blog
When we share a plan, some people are quick to tell us how it didn’twork for them so we shouldn’t proceed with it. But they are not us andwe are not them. It may be that we will succeed where they failedbecause we were willing to try a little harder....
by Peter Barfoot | Jan 14, 2026 | Blog
In the thick of an election it’s common for candidates to distancethemselves from previous officeholders so they can promote themselvesas being new and different. This holds true whether the election isfor the presidency of the United States or your local town...
by Peter Barfoot | Jan 14, 2026 | Blog
Christianity is not an offshoot of the Jewish faith but rather its fulfilment. Its spiritual strength comes from its connection to its Abrahamic roots (Romans 11:16). But for the purpose of this article, building terms suit better, so I’ll do what the apostle Paul did...
by Peter Barfoot | Jan 14, 2026 | Blog
The main aim of the individual in our society is to be autonomous—to be free to do whatever or go wherever he or she desires. This is integral to a personal belief system. So it’s hardly surprising that the spiritual gift of prophecy is seen by some as a way one can...