What the mysteries of the universe teach us about God
Seth Lewis
Every so often I run across a news article about new discoveries that could reshape our understanding of the universe or how some scientists are proposing new ways of thinking about the questions that continue to confound our best efforts of explanation.
As our knowledge grows and our scientific theories continually shift in response, it’s obvious that our experts are still out of their depth in the mysteries of creation. It often seems that the more we find out about the universe, the more questions we end up having about it.
Ireland needs a new generation of St. Patricks
Seth Lewis
Most missionaries don’t get parades in their honour. They don’t inspire annual celebrations across the globe, dyed rivers, or landmarks lit green – except Patrick.
The beloved saint of the Irish, who wasn’t even Irish himself, has got to be one of the most popular missionaries ever.
Michael Grant: a life of service in Ireland
On
the
last Sunday of October 2022,
Michael Grant preached his last sermon for
Midleton Baptist Church on the south coast
of Ireland.
He preached on Jesus’ words about the last days, and on the importance of putting our trust
in the Lord. Towards the end of the sermon he
shared a quote encouraging the congregation to
live life ‘as if Christ died yesterday, rose again
today, and is coming again tomorrow.’