by Peter Barfoot | Aug 19, 2026 | Blog, Christian Worldview, Christianity, Discipleship, Spiritual growth, Teaching
It’s good that Australian passports now last for 10 years, but what’s not so good is the shock that comes when the photo in one that’s renewed shows just how much the face of the passport holder has changed from the time of issue of the old one....
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 18, 2026 | Blog, Christianity, Discipleship, Faith, Faith Healing, Kingdom of God, Spiritual growth, Teaching
Some things are almost beyond belief. “You’ll believe a man can fly,” said the blurb advertising the first “Superman” movie. But few really did. Not without a maybe in a movie, but in real life it was almost beyond belief. “It’s almost beyond belief!”...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 18, 2026 | Blog, Christianity, Family, Kingdom of God, Spiritual growth, Teaching
The terms Father God and Mother Nature are opposites, because God loves His Creation! Mother Nature goddess worship feminizes males through androgynous fashion, movies, and advertising. Fathers are made to look like fools. The man is invariably bald, helpless, and...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 18, 2026 | Christian Worldview, Christianity, Discipleship
Psalm 110:1 is the most quoted Old Testament verse in the New Testament. In 1 Corinthians 15:20-28, the Apostle Paul provides an overview of Christ’s reign from the time of his ascension to the time he submits himself and his kingdom to his Father. This will take...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 13, 2026 | Blog, Christianity, Discipleship, Faith, Fellowship, Hearing God's voice, Spiritual growth, Teaching
Those who are fearful or insecure about their relationship with God quote mostly from the Old Testament. Those who believe that life is basically trash like to quote from Ecclesiastes, the Old Testament book written by the pessimistic, disillusioned-with-life King...
by Peter Barfoot | Aug 12, 2026 | Blog, Christian Worldview, Christianity, Spiritual growth, Teaching
The Pentecost outpouring in the books of Acts was a spiritual event of the first order, one that set a precedent for other unexpected outpourings of the Spirit. When the Spirit of God later “fell” on the household of Cornelius, all present spoke in unknown languages...