My last article was a gentle introduction to this new series, ‘AI In Our Future’. Before I introduce two key concepts, I’d like to share a story with you: When the World Moved On That’s a rather sad story, isn’t it? Unfortunately, it’s already painfully real for so many people in my country, South
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By now, everyone knows that AI stands for Artificial Intelligence and that it is causing both excitement and alarm. It is one of the technological subjects that interests me, but I will resist the temptation to waffle on about how it works, and other aspects that most people are just not bothered with. Instead,
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“Oh Lord, please guard my heart from becoming so immersed in the ways of this world system that I, even inadvertently, stop depending on you and rather rush to my own solutions to my problems.” A great reminder for the new year – focus on God is one of many of the truths Dr
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Although we are only halfway through the book of Isaiah, this will be the last in the Insights from Isaiah series. I intend to go back to my usual pattern of selecting passages or topics that the Holy Spirit illuminates or that are of current interest or concern. For instance, my next article will
In this penultimate podcast on the Insights from Isaiah series, Christopher highlights just one insight – but it’s a good one containing encouragement and hope, so listen to it now by clicking the play button at the bottom of this post. If you would prefer to read the original post, then click HERE. “God
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We are coming to the end of the series, and the next article will be the last of the insights that I want to share. This and the final post contain God’s words of encouragement and hope and a good way to conclude the series. Isaiah 40:1-5 “Comfort, comfort my people, says your God.
In Part 5 of the Insights from Isaiah series, Dr Christopher Peppler discusses the importance of the cornerstone and its applications in the bible. Jesus not only applied the cornerstone analogy to Himself, but also gave it a new symbolic meaning. Listen to this TruthTalks instalment by clicking on the play button below. You
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The Cornerstone In biblical times, construction engineers used several specialised components and tools. Jesus of Nazareth would have been familiar with these because he was a carpenter by trade, and in those days, a carpenter was a master construction worker and not just someone who made wooden furniture. We, too, need to be at
Continuing on with the “Insights from Isaiah” series, in this TruthTalks audio file Dr Christopher Peppler shares one interesting and often misunderstood passage in Isaiah 6:9-10. If you have not been following this series, click HERE to go to the first written post or HERE to go to its audio page. All of
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Hello again. This time, I want to share insights into just one passage, as it is a little longer and more complex than usual. However, I think it is important that we understand this passage of Isaiah because it says important things about the nature of God, yet the way it is commonly translated