by Peter Barfoot | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog
“Intense, yet Composed.” The scene is the judgement hall of Festus, the Roman procurator of Judea. Before Festus stands the Apostle Paul, who, after appealing to Caesar two years earlier, has been held in protective custody. Presiding is King Agrippa, the...
by Peter Barfoot | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog
You can receive a miracle in response to God’s promise, or you can receive one when God responds to your faith; either way works. Mary said: “Be it unto me ACCORDING TO YOUR WORD.” Jesus said to some he had healed: “ACCORDING TO YOUR FAITH be...
by Peter Barfoot | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog
Do the motives of people who come time and again expecting God to “touch” them concern you? They did me many years ago. Our church was in revival mode and people were coming expecting yet another personal experience of God’s power. Then one day the...
by Peter Barfoot | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog
We can understand the Lamb/Lion aspects of Jesus: i.e. that as the Lamb of God he died willingly, and that as the Lion of Judah he roars regally. This is not a contradiction or a paradox but rather an adeptness to adjust to different situations and the challenges...
by Peter Barfoot | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog
We have the privilege of sharing the Good News message of salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ. We don’t need to preach a Bad News message to those who are not yet saved, because they already know it. I have conducted enough funeral services to know how those...
by Peter Barfoot | Dec 12, 2025 | Blog
No motorist would use a rearview mirror to view the road ahead, so those who look back to Christ’s birth should look forward to his return. We delight in the angel of the Lord bringing the good news of the Saviour’s birth, the glory of the Lord shining around about...