Sandy’s Three of the Week

As usual, Russell Moore reflects with biblical grace and insight on issues of racial, policing and ultimate justice raised by this sad case from the USA.

 

I find James Bejon close attention to puzzling details in Scripture fascinating. This example finds method to Matthew’s apparent madness in arranging his genealogy in groups of fourteen, yet which omits three of Israel’s kings to make it fit!

 

What does the common failure to visit old people in nursing homes tell us? Stephanie Kate Judd reflects on the final report of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. “Just as it is a moment of reckoning for the providers and regulators of the aged care sector, so too is it an opportunity for self-evaluation for all of us…”