The month of April naturally causes our hearts to reflect upon Easter and the great hope that we have in Christ. As I was thinking upon these things, I was reminded of a poem I wrote back in 2020 reflecting upon the person and work of our Lord Jesus. My prayer is that as you read it, your heart would once again be drawn to fix your eyes upon Christ—the Eternal Son, our crucified and risen Saviour, the One who entered into this broken world to save sinners and reconcile us to

If Jesus never sinned, why did He step into the waters of baptism? At first glance it seems unnecessary. Baptism in the days of John the Baptist was a sign of repentance (Mark 1:4). People were confessing their sins and turning back to God. Yet when Jesus arrived at the Jordan River, John was shocked. He said, “I need to be baptised by you, and do you come to me?” (Matthew 3:14). John understood something important. Jesus had nothing to repent of. He had never sinned (Hebrews

Of all the things we could speak about, pain and suffering is the one that makes us feel the smallest. It stands in front of us like a great wall. No one gets around it. It touches philosophy, psychology, culture, family life, and certainly our faith. At some point, every one of us must face it. Some of us wrestle with suffering as a question. We look at evil and injustice in the world and ask, “Why?” Others are not asking as thinkers, but as wounded people. They are sufferin