Hansie Wolmarans

The Bible needs to be read and understand in the context of the time during which it was written. Sometimes, the Bible got it wrong. It can therefore be an extremely dangerous book if it is not read carefully and critically.

When the Bible Gets it Wrong. Prof Hansie Wolmarans on Jeremiah 4:1-2, 22-28.

When we look at Jesus on the cross and meditate on it, we experience forgiveness and a catharsis of negative emotions.

Contemplating Jesus on the Cross. A Good Friday Meditation on John 19:37. Prof Hansie Wolmarans

The pandemic, natural disasters, and wars. Is there still a place for the basic Christian virtue of compassion?

Coals of Fire: Reflections on Compassion. Dr Donna Wyckoff-Wheeler on Proverbs 25:22

There are instances where we cannot and should not follow the Bible--where the principle of love and mercy dictates it.

Rev Craig Morrison on Acts 10:9-16; 27-28. We can't always follow the Bible

Wokeness. Cancel Culture. Toxic Positivity. Boosterism. Words have consequences. Words are powerful. Words have magic.

The Magic of Words. Prof Hansie Wolmarans on Balaam's Talking Donkey (Numbers 22:22-38)

The impure spirits destroying society today can be issues like sexism and child trafficking. These need to be addressed.

Exorcising demons in the 21st century. George Suliali on Mark 1:21-27

The strength in diversity in seen in music, cultures, and even in different religions

Unity in Diversity: Susan Long on Acts 17:6-28

Land reform in South Africa has the potential to destroy South Africa, or to assist in economic development.

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