Hi friends of the blog and listeners to the South African Expositor’s Podcast. You may have noticed that episodes have dried up. There have been several reasons for this, mostly related to me going on a STM to Kenya followed by a busy time of work. So now I have to get back into the [...]
Read More»Yay, Sit fixed, I’m very please to announce that my site is going again at full steam. I’m planning on a post or two this weekend, look out for them
Read More»As you may have noticed, something in my site is broken. I’m working on getting a solution as quick as possible, but in the mean time you can access most of its content through the menu or by googling the topic you are interested in
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If you are a regular reader of this site you might have noticed a distinct lack of posts over the last few weeks. The majority reason is that I’ve been on holiday and taking things easy, while at the same time having lots of fun upgrading my podcast so that its got music and an [...]
Read More»Hi friends who subscribe, I inadvertently posted Part 2 of my ‘Doctrine of Creation’ series, before anything was written on the post. Thus you got a blank email. Sorry about that. The post is still scheduled for Wednesday 16 May. All the Lord’s best to you
Read More»Hi friends I plan on writing a 5 part series on the doctrine of Creation. I have come up with the following headings: Creation, How God Made The World Creation, Why God Made The World Creation, Why This Doctrine Is Important Creation, How The Rest Of The Bible Stems From It Creation And The End [...]
Read More»Hi friends and readers of this website. Today I have the honour and privilege to be guest posting today at Café Seminoid. I address the what is covered in the subtitle of this website, Orthodoxy and Orthopraxis. Let me encourage you to skoot over and read the article here. Cafe Seminoid is one of the [...]
Read More»My pastor, along with several others have decided to a start a blog to run alongside and to mirror the model of http://teampyro.blogspot.com. Their blog is called the Cripplegate. The Cripplegate was apparently a place in London where various puritan pastors, unable to preach in church, would meet for prayer and preaching (read the history [...]
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