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Unlimited forgiveness: a cornerstone of our faith

21/09/2023
by Harrison Chinnakumar

One of the most distinctive aspects of the Christian faith is the profound concept of forgiveness. Jesus, our Lord, extends the gift of forgiveness to all, and while it comes freely to us, it comes at a great cost to Him. The question then arises: Do we truly embrace and practice forgiveness in our lives?…

Love is a command

07/09/2023
by Harrison Chinnakumar

In the pages of the Bible, a powerful and unwavering command echoes through the ages: “Love.” It’s not just a suggestion or a gentle nudge; it’s a commandment that forms the very foundation of our existence. We are called to love God and love one another, and this isn’t merely a mission statement; it’s a…

Take up your cross and follow Jesus!

31/08/2023
by Harrison Chinnakumar

“I have been crucified with Christ, and it is no longer I who live, but it is Christ who lives in me” (Galatians 2.20).

A woman of great faith!

17/08/2023
by Harrison Chinnakumar

In Mathew 15: 21-28, Mathew records the inspiring story of a woman whose faith transcended boundaries and obstacles, earning her the title of a “woman of great faith.” It’s intriguing to note that Jesus had previously labeled Peter as a person of “little faith,” yet this woman received the highest praise for her unwavering belief.…

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Looking down from Masada to the arid desert floor. Roman camp defences and containment walls are still clearly visible.

One of 30+ storage facilities that the rebels found fully stocked enabling them to live without lack.

A web sourced image of Masada showing how it looks today. Note the remains of Herod’s Winter Palace on the slopes nearest and the ramp to the right built by the Romans to gain access.

How many caves can you see in this photo? The one nearest is the one where a Bedouin Shepherd boy first heard pottery shatter making him investigate.

One of the many ‘mikveh’ or ritual purification pools to be seen at the Qumran community site.

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