In my previous post I unpacked the first half of Psalm 87, noting God’s affection for Jerusalem, where all nations will come to worship Him. The second half of Psalm 87 marks an unexpected and revolutionary turn. Those who are God’s enemies will be adopted into God’s family as if
In our previous post we noted the biblical worldview of Charles Spurgeon, the 19th century pastor of Metropolitan Tabernacle in London, England. In this continuation we will again see Spurgeon cut through the chaff of modern and postmodern discourse, the superficiality of so much teaching in our churches today. For
Reflections on Psalm 87 Is there any hope? Are there any prospects for the restoration of our sanity, the healing of our wounds and divisions in our broken nations? If we simply look at the modern and postmodern contexts, there is little hope, mostly despair. But we know the beginning
Any objective observer would surely agree that we are witnessing global upheaval in multiple arenas: Political upheaval – Nations are being rocked, as seen in The elections of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil and Donald Trump in the USA, The impending end of Teresa May’s government in Britain and Angela Merkel’s
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