We don’t feel comfortable reading Psalm 69. We probably prefer Sunday mornings, in fact life in general, to be happy and positive. We don’t enjoy thinking about sad things or bad and uncomfortable things. We like even less to talk about them.
Yet, within the brotherhood lately we have had s…
Psalm 69 – “The Zeal of Thine House” Read More »
Romans 14 and 15 are chapters that challenge attitudes. They challenge attitudes to others and in doing so provide us with a measure of our relationship with God.
All of us like to know “how we are going in the Truth”. We all like some gauge of how well we are doing. Romans 14 gives us that m…
For Even Christ Pleased Not Himself Read More »
The prophet of Israel describes a scene in the Kingdom Age and speaks of Jerusalem ringing with the voices of children playing in the streets. Life at Heritage College has been a small cameo of that scene, with over one hundred children from Christadelphian families enjoying the environment, company…
A Report from the Principal Read More »
All of us who have stood at a grave-side, have pondered the resurrection. It is the great comfort to those who mourn the loss of a loved one. A real hope, a real phenomenon soon to be realised. The resurrection is central to the hope of the gospel. We may stand and imagine the cemetery we are in at …
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The following article appeared in the Heritage College (SA) Newsletter on Wednesday 21 May under the heading “Message from the Principal”. We commend it to readers of all ages as a timely warning against one of the most subtle and dangerous trends in Western Society.
With the passage of time, w…
