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What we can learn from Martin Luther about living through this time of coronavirus
Although we find the present COVID-19 pandemic unusual, it's worth remembering that if you look back over history it was a rare generation that didn't have to grapple with such things as the Black Death, plague, cholera or the like.
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Who is Saint Patrick and why is he still celebrated today?
From unbeliever, to slave, to missionary, there is much to learn from this extraordinary man.
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Three things that should characterise the life of a Christian during the coronavirus pandemic
The unspoken question our friends, colleagues and family are asking is whether our faith makes us different. Do we walk our talk?
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In the face of coronavirus panic, how can we move beyond fear?
Only a morality that is deeply rooted down inside us, that is embedded in the heart, can survive the corrosion of fear.
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Why keep Lent?
Most things in the Church's year are festivals and we happily talk about celebrating them. Lent is very different.
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In an age of connectivity, we mustn't forget spiritual connectivity
Prayer has been squeezed out by general busyness and by an infinite number of other priorities.
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Our 'liberal' culture is, in reality, cruelly illiberal
If, as society has done, the Ten Commandments are rejected, the result is not a state of no morality but instead an alternative morality.
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The three wise women in the Christmas story
The idea of being stuck in the shadows came to mind when I was thinking about the three women involved in the story of Jesus' birth; not just Mary, but also Elizabeth and Anna.
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In our current national crisis, we must not give in to the temptation to do nothing
It is certainly tempting in such dark days to do nothing: to disconnect from all news media, find some remote monastery or simply put our head under the pillow and hope that it will all go away. Tempting but, I'm certain, wrong.
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What's wrong with the country?
Calling a general election during the flu season seems to be appropriate given that the nation seems to be suffering from an epidemic of political and social diseases with dramatic symptoms.
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Pastor and wife killed in head-on car crash, 3 others including grandchild injured
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Archaeologists uncover mosaic showing five loaves and two fish near Sea of Galilee
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'I miss you beyond what my heart can stand' - Jarrid Wilson's wife Juli shares heartache over his suicide
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My teachings 'damaged a lot of people', says Benny Hinn
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Pastor Jarrid Wilson tweeted about suicide before taking his own life
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Some churches have lost numbers 'because they lost the message', says Ravi Zacharias
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Hillsong worship leader responding well to treatment after brain aneurysm
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Pastor who spent a week in ICU with coronavirus praises Jesus as he leaves hospital
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Officials fear entire Christian nursing home is infected with coronavirus
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How to be an encourager in a pandemic
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One dead, dozens sick after Illinois church revival service, many confirmed with coronavirus
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'Faith outweighs fear,' says pastor of church where 37 members have contracted coronavirus
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Pastor issues apology for holding normal Sunday Service gathering despite coronavirus concerns
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Leaving no one behind: lessons from the Ebola epidemic
