Theology School Brendon Naicker

John encapsulates the essence of his message in a profound declaration: “God is light.” This emphasises God’s purity, holiness, and truth. In contrast to the darkness of sin and falsehood, God’s light serves as a standard of righteousness and illumination. By affirming the absolute absence of darkness in God, John underscores the inherent goodness and moral perfection of the divine nature. This foundational truth sets the stage for John’s subsequent exhortations regarding the believer’s walk in the light and pursuit of righteousness.

The hypocrisy directed towards Christianity reveals more about society's moral confusion than the shortcomings of the faith.

Let us heed the clarion call to abandon this farcical obsession with entertaining the masses. It’s time to dust off our Bibles, reclaim our dignity, and remember our true calling: to make disciples, not to put on a three-ring circus. So let’s bid adieu to the glittering distractions of the world and embrace the solemn duty that lies before us. After all, there’s nothing quite like the unvarnished truth to entertain the soul. c/f: C.H Spurgeon

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it's time for the Church to refocus its efforts on what truly matters: worshiping in spirit and truth, encouraging genuine community, and embodying the love and grace of Christ. Rather than investing in ego temples and gimmicks, let us invest in the spiritual growth and transformation of believers, trusting in God to give increase to His Church according to His divine will. As we embrace this paradigm shift, may the Church rediscover its true identity as the body of Christ, transcending walls and boundaries to shine as a beacon of hope and reconciliation in a world in desperate need of redemption.

In modern Christianity, we face a tension between comfort and commission, between inviting and going. Our true calling lies beyond church comforts, in actively embracing the Great Commission.

We are not passive inviters but active participants in redemption. Going requires stepping out of comfort zones, embracing discomfort, and trusting the Holy Spirit.

Our invitation extends beyond church walls, welcoming all to heed Jesus's call. In our going, we fulfill our purpose with courage and conviction.