I don't think I currently own a pair of sandals. In Australia, we're more inclined to wear thongs (also known as flip-flops... or jandals for the New Zealanders). Regardless, the summer shoes I wear are not what I would call sophisticated. Or clean. Or holy. They're just the scummy footwear I throw on to take …
Yesterday I blogged about gaseous mangoes being redeemable in line with John the Baptist's instruction to Produce fruit in keeping with repentance. A few verses later in Luke, we're introduced to who was considered the most 'off' in the mind of the ancient Jews. It was the tax collectors. Read this evaluative language from Luke …
As we know, Covid impacts your sense of smell. I was reminded of this the other day. Now, I don't normally have a great sniffer, but I was convinced a few days ago, that someone needed to turn their gas off. I was standing in my living area and I could smell gas. My instant …
Gosh I love the shepherds in Luke. I could probably blog about them all month (but I really shouldn't). In a sermon I heard recently, Simon Manchester connected shepherds throughout The Bible with kings. His rationale being that King David, one of the greatest ancient Jewish Kings, was, by trade, a shepherd. There's lots of …
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