Book review for April 0
The Revelation of God – Peter Jensen The Revelation of God by Peter Jensen, Anglican Archbishop of Sydney, is part of the series ‘Contours of Christian Theology’, edited by Gerald Bray of the Oakhill evangelical Anglican theological college in London. It is a refreshingly different approach to defending the bible, in that the writer …
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How do I help my child cope with divorce? Firstly, I would like to say that I come from a divorced home. So I have some understanding of what children, whose parents are divorced, are thinking and feeling. Divorce is not something that God intends for marriage. In fact, God hates divorce (Mal 2:16). However, …
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CCB MISSION POLICY We at CCB want to work at being a missional church because mission is what the Bible is all about. In Luke 24: 45-47 Jesus, after his resurrection appears to his disciples and says: “this is what is written: The Christ will suffer and rise from the dead on the third …
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Why do we practice infant baptism? I must say that I only started to ask myself this question last year, in my first year at college. Previously, I had always just accepted that it was just something that our church did. It was not until this year that I finally understood the Biblical basis behind …
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Its coming soon the Churches for Namibia church partnership. This June Christians from various churches throughout South Africa will be partnering with churches, missionaries and other organisations in northern Namibia. People can partner in various ways, anything from providing toothbrushes for children in Namibia to starting a pen-pal relationship with Christians there to encourage them, …
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How do I teach the Bible to my child? There are many reasons why parents do not teach their children the Bible. Some reasons for this are that parents feel that they do not have the time; they feel that it is the church’s responsibility or that their child will not understand anyway. However, most …
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