Can God’s presence be with us? If so, how? In bread and wine? In a tangible experience of worship? In Ephesians, Paul speaks about how Christ dwells among us.

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

Most people pray. But not everyone prays in the same way. Your view of God will have a profound effect on your prayer life. Who are you praying to?

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

We can react to suffering by avoiding or escaping or denying or rationalising it. For Paul, the gospel of Christ leads to a profoundly different reaction.

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

Do you think being a Christian is boring? If so, maybe your view of God is one-dimensional. But Paul sees God and his purposes in vivid multidimensional glory.

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

Christian ministry is hard. So why be involved at all? Pragmatics and techniques alone can’t answer that question. We need to know the meaning of ministry.

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

How can we know God’s will? Some try to see God’s will in the progress of history. But this is disastrous. God’s will is something we can’t work out by ourselves.

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

It’s so easy for Christians to play the victim, and to define ourselves as victims. But Paul, even in prison under Roman rule, lifts his eyes to God’s grace in Christ.

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

Is every church on its own? How are Christian believers connected with other believers with whom we don’t meet regularly: in our region, nation, and world?

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

Even if we don’t say it out loud, we can often act as if there are different classes of Christians. But the gospel teaches us there are no second-class Christians.

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor

Christ is a missionary. Christ does stranger evangelism. Christ preaches to the choir. Christ crosses cultures. Christ brings peace. So says the Apostle Paul. What does he mean?

From Forget the Channel by Lionel Windsor