Worshipping in all of life
When challenges come, is our instinct to panic, to despair, to try to find somewhere safe to run to? Or do we, like David, entrust ourselves to the reigning, righteous God, who is our refuge?
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Sir Tom Jones says God saved him when he got into trouble swimming off Mexico
Sir Tom Jones has spoken of the frightening moment he prayed to God to save him when he got into trouble swimming off the shores of Mexico.
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Significant minority of young people never attend a religious service - poll
A new poll suggests that nearly 30% of high school and college students "never" attended religious services even before the coronavirus pandemic caused many churches to cease in-person services.
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How can we reach out to our Muslim neighbours at Ramadan?
As Brits, we often have a certain reticence about entering someone's private space - we don't want to invade. But we have to make the effort to get to know our Muslim neighbours.
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How healthy is your church leader – and your church?
When was the last time you heard a church leader preach about sleep? Or about eating well, exercise, coping with stress or living a life rich with relationships?
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Lessons for the Christian from the life of Prince Philip
The nation has been reflecting on the life of Prince Philip in the days since his death and there is much we as Christians can learn!
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Former Desiring God contributor Paul Maxwell leaves the Christian faith
Paul Maxwell, former contributor to John Piper's hugely popular apologetics website Desiring God, has announced he is no longer a Christian.
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Prince Philip: a most loyal husband and consort
He exemplified patience, long-suffering, humility and kindness, when the cost of all of these virtues was demandingly high.
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Worshipping through the crisis
Whether we can shout, whisper or only mouth along, when we worship, God moves.
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Beth Moore asks for forgiveness for elevating complementarianism
Beth Moore has asked Christians for forgiveness if she was "complicit" in making complementarianism a litmus test for faith.
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There are limits to what atheism can say about our human reality
Exploring faith doesn't require us to leave our brains at the door. In fact, it should take us on a journey to Christianity, not away from it.
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Lessons in hope from the Emmaus Road
Jesus' crestfallen followers changed dramatically when they encountered Him unexpectedly on the road to Emmaus. The same can happen to us today.
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