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Advent V: 'He was born for the Cross'
Ralph Hotere, 'Towards Aramoana', 1982 ‘That Cross was deep embedded in the very structure of Christ’s Person, because nowadays you cannot separate His Person from His vocation, from the work … more →
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Advent V: 'He was born for the Cross'
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wrote 1 week ago: Ralph Hotere, 'Towards Aramoana', 1982 ‘That Cross was deep embedded in the very structure o … more →
Advent IV: Weighing the virgin conception
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wrote 2 weeks ago: Today’s New Zealand Herald ran this image and its accompanying story about an Auckland church’s (St … more →
Forsyth on Christ’s complete and compendious act of redemption
wrote 2 months ago: There simply is never a bad time to read Forsyth, and it’s been a while since I posted any. So … more →
J. McLeod Campbell and P.T. Forsyth on Christ’s Vicarious Ministry
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wrote 3 months ago: This Friday (11 September) I will be presenting a paper at the Christian Thought & History/Pasto … more →
The Gift of Hearing the Mysteries
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wrote 4 months ago: “LISTEN, I WILL TELL YOU A MYSTERY!”[1] It is a momentous occasion to stand as a servant of Christ a … more →
PT Forsyth on The Ministry
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wrote 6 months ago: Strange thing about this book I will quote from is that it makes much more sense to me now that I ha … more →
PT Forsyth on the Depths
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wrote 6 months ago: In preparing for a sermon on Psalm 130, I came across this quote by one of my favorite authors, PT F … more →
PT Forsyth on the Depths
wrote 6 months ago: “The depth is simply the height inverted, as sin is the index of moral grandeur. The cry is not only … more →
What keeps Protestant’s silent?
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wrote 7 months ago: ‘What keeps us silent is not spirituality, as with the Friends [Quakers], and we need not flatter ou … more →
Faith
wrote 7 months ago: “The faith we keep means more for our soul than the views we win”. (P. T. Forsyth, p. 1 … more →
A Prayer from the Birthday Boy
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wrote 7 months ago: ‘O Lord, thou knowest our frame, and rememberest that we are dust. Pity the sorrows of such as … more →
The grace of judgement and the judgement of grace
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wrote 8 months ago: Rembrandt van Rijn, 'Christ Crucified between the Two Thieves' (1653), drypoint and burin, N … more →
Impressing or Confessing?
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wrote 8 months ago: ‘One reason why the Church does not impress the world more may be because we are too much bent … more →
Forsyth on the real power of prayer
wrote 8 months ago: ‘The real power of prayer in history is not a fusillade of praying units of whom Christ … more →
Forsyth on the current claptrap against theology
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wrote 8 months ago: ‘It is doubtful if anywhere so much ability is going to seed as in the pulpit, if so much toil … more →
Lent Reflection 6: 'Father, into your hands I commit my spirit!'
wrote 9 months ago: ‘It was not to man’s future, but to a present holy God that Christ Himself poured out … more →
Forsyth on liberty, truth and thinking for yourself
wrote 9 months ago: A few days ago, I posted a cartoon which included the caption [from the lips of a teacher]: ‘W … more →
Forsyth: Sunny Love or Solemn Grace?
wrote 9 months ago: ‘The old layman demanded depth at any cost, for which he was willing to pay the inward price a … more →
Forsyth: 'Christianity and Society'
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wrote 9 months ago: Regular readers of Per Crucem ad Lucem can gear themselves up for some more Forsyth in the next few … more →
