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Charlie and Noel. Two sides of a real human dilemma

Tim Thornborough | 20 Jul 2017

There is something deeper going on that Christians need to be aware of.... continue reading

   

How should we read John 1:1? Ed Stetzer interviews Josh Moody

Josh Moody | 19 Jul 2017

Author and speaker, Ed Stetzer interviews Josh Moody about his new book, John For You.... continue reading

3 responses to Eugene Peterson's affirmation of same-sex relationships

Tim Thornborough | 13 Jul 2017

In a recent interview, Eugene Petersen, a prominent Christian author and creator of The Message Bible translation appears to affirm same-sex marriage. He is the latest in a long line of leaders who have done a U-turn on this issue. Here is what he said:.... continue reading

   

John Stott's life-changing chapter

Ed Shaw | 11 Jul 2017

The story of how the biblical wisdom of John Stott helped Ed Shaw at a time of need.... continue reading

Love is love...right?

John Stott | 6 Jul 2017

John Stott tackles a common argument made in favour of same-sex relationships.... continue reading

Will we remember our sin in heaven?

Matt Fuller | 29 Jun 2017

How can we rejoice in being forgiven but not look back in pain at our sin?... continue reading

Five great reasons to skip reading your Bible this summer

Rachel Jones | 22 Jun 2017

It's too hot, no one will notice and you're out of routine.... continue reading

Please, please stop asking: “Do you have children?”

Bex Main | 21 Jun 2017

You’ve just met someone new, at a friend’s house, at the pub, at church. And then they ask the question that you—and many over 30s—dread: “Do you have children?”... continue reading

Dad: love him, hate him, love him

Anonymous | 15 Jun 2017

Like many, I have had a turbulent time with my dad... continue reading

Precision, planning and passion: how to write good

Tim Thornborough | 13 Jun 2017

“I don’t want to publish books,” I sometimes tell the authors I am working with... continue reading

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