The little known story of the Bible's female prophets
The Bible includes a number of female prophets. This is the story ...
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Charismatic movements in the 20th and 21st centuries
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We have rendered to Caesar what belongs to God
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The direction of the Starmer government bodes ill for orthodox Christians
Sir Keir Starmer has all the hallmarks of an excellent leader, which is why it's worrying that he is leading the country in the wrong direction.
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A pastor's role in 2024 presidential politics
As a person, I am responsible for who I vote for in the 2024 presidential election. As a pastor, I am responsible for stewarding God's people and their questions regarding such matters pertaining to life and godliness - and politics would be one of those areas.
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You don't have to be mega wealthy to be just as generous as Taylor Swift
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Why evangelizing the nations must start with American Gen Zers
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Christians will need courage if Keir Starmer's government moves ahead with conversion therapy ban
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Bernard Randall deserves better from the Church of England he has so faithfully served
The Church of England's treatment of him is appalling by any measure.
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Was the failed assassination of Donald Trump an act of God?
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Why I'm celebrating girls in sport
We assume that it's the same journey to the top for male and female athletes, but it's not always.
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From affliction to hope: Isaiah's message for our times
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