Campbell Markham
My weekly written sermons and other pieces about the Bible and life.
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Prophets and Prophecies Defined
God speaks words. God speaks his words through his spokesmen the prophets. Christianity rests upon these two facts. It stands or falls by them.
It is crucial, then, to be clear about what prophecy is. And to take great care to distinguish...
The Bible is Cessationist (and Wondrous!)
Like Ricky Gervais, Scottish Enlightenment philosopher David Hume was a clever fool. Just not as entertaining.
I mean “fool” in its biblical sense, not as a mental deficient, but as someone who disdains reality and disregards the consequen...
God Exalts His Son in the Redemption of His People
Michael W. Smith’s worship song Above All is a whitewashed tomb. There is some beautiful harmony and imagery but the core idea is insidiously egocentric. Cue lush strings and soaring melody:
Crucified
Laid behind the stone
You li...
The Meaning of God’s Name YHWH and Why Jesus Owned It
Marc-Olivier Jodoin, Ottawa Road in the Evening, 2017
God appears to Moses in the Burning Bush, which though aflame is not consumed. He hears the cries of his enslaved people, he remembers his covenant to bless Abraham and his descendants,...
I am Burning, I am Not Consumed
My home church: Scots’ Church Fremantle, built in 1890. The Burning Bush is central and high, superimposed upon the Cross.
Flagror non consumor
French Protestant pastors chose this motto as they gathered in 1583 for their 12th Nation...
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Presbyterian pastor living in Perth, Western Australia, with a PhD in French church history.
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