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Category Archive: Reflections on Scripture

Distant Promises Not Yet Recieved

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||Pastoral Passage|| Our God is not ashamed to be called the God of his people of trustful and daring faith, because his promises are ready to be given to us – at his appointed time.

Chris Northcott March 3, 2020 Hebrews, Pastoral Passages, Personal Spirituality

Ready and Waiting

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||Pastoral Passage|| Our inheritance is ready and waiting for the day that is appointed. The question that matters is this: When that time comes, will you be ready and waiting?

Chris Northcott March 2, 2020 Pastoral Passages, Personal Spirituality, The Letters of Peter/Jude

Blessed are those who Mourn

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||Pastoral Passage|| The ‘Beatitudes’ surprises us. The actions and attitudes commended are either humiliating, costly or emotionally draining.

Chris Northcott March 2, 2020 Gospel of Matthew, Pastoral Passages, Personal Spirituality

The Manifold Meaning of ‘Metanoia’

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||Pastoral Passage|| Jesus’ proclamation of the kingdom of God announced that its arrival was imminent, and that we must drop everything in order to be ready and on board for it – that is, we must repent.

Chris Northcott March 2, 2020 Gospel of Matthew, Pastoral Passages, Personal Spirituality, Public Christian Faith

How the Strong Overcome the Evil One

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||Pastoral Passage|| The episode of Jesus in the wilderness has much to teach Christians as they seek to follow his example.

Chris Northcott February 25, 2020 Gospel of Matthew, Holy Spirit, Pastoral Passages, Personal Spirituality, The Letters of John

Peace, Grace and Glory (part 3)

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||Pastoral Passage|| How naturally does rejoicing spring forth from your faith? The third of the blessings arising from being justified in Christ in Romans 5:1-2 is ‘hope of the glory of God’. This is something that ‘we rejoice’ in.

Chris Northcott February 13, 2020 Pastoral Passages, Romans

Peace, Grace and Glory (part 2)

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||Pastoral Passage|| How do you relate to God? I have heard it said that Christians can either relate to God like a ‘son’, or like a ‘servant’.

Chris Northcott February 13, 2020 Pastoral Passages, Romans

Peace, Grace and Glory (part 1)

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||Pastoral Passage|| Evangelical Christianity has traditionally been very strong on the fact that through faith in Jesus Christ they are justified, or acquitted from the guilt of their sin. But I think we are not so strong on remembering the fruits of that justification.

Chris Northcott February 13, 2020 Pastoral Passages, Romans

Obedience as a Proof of Faith

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||Pastoral Passage|| The short New Testament letter called First John gives a series of ‘tests’ by which Christians (real or professed) can check whether their faith is genuine, rather than sham or superficial. The first of these so-called ‘tests’ is that of obedience.

Chris Northcott February 13, 2020 Pastoral Passages, Personal Spirituality, The Letters of John

Seeing Work Clearly

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||Pastoral Passage|| Have you put your career in its proper perspective?

Chris Northcott February 13, 2020 Christian Service, Pastoral Passages, Personal Spirituality, Proverbs

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