Living in the Shadow of the Cross. The communion time kept new believer and seasoned saint together at the foot of the cross every Sunday morning. However, the other two meetings gave the distinct impression that the cross was for unbelievers who needed to get saved, but for believers there was a Bible study that could be anywhere in the Bible almost as if we had moved on from the cross. At the end of chapter two he gives the main thrust of his .

My name is Jason Goroncy. I am an ordained minister with the Baptist Union of Victoria and the Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand, and Senior Lecturer in Systematic Theology at Whitley College. I teach a range of units. Across the field of theology. Forsyth, theology and the arts, Reformed identity, and theological ethics. Occasionally I publish wee notes. Or via email using the Email Subscription on the blog page.

Ruminations, reviews, recipes and rants. The God of the Far Off Toward the Ministry of Inclusion. What an extraordinary week this has been for our country! The great Swiss theologian Karl Barth liked to admonish the church that it must read both the Bible and the newspaper, because we Christians live in the world. And what a week of news it was! On Thursday, by a 6-3 decision, the Court upheld the Affordable Care Act, which makes health care available to all Americans.