Seeking the Peace and Prosperity of the City and its People
Until the philosophy which holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandonedEverywhere is warMe say
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Be ye transformed even in the 21st century Many Christians, no matter where they are on their spiritual journey, will often
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When God Looks At Me, What Does He Expect To See?
As we emerge from a year of navigating a season of significant change, this is a perfect opportunity to take
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Swimming Against The Current – Cap Responds To The Announced Energy Price Cap Increase
“On 6th August the energy regulator, Ofgem, announced the updated energy price cap for the period beginning 1st October 2021.
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Food for Thought
Effective Gospel evangelism can combat crime Following the spate of youth shootings, stabbings, and killings that hit the headlines after
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Should ‘Cancel Culture’ Silence the Church?
There is a reality of another pandemic upon us. Many of us who are Christians may find ourselves cowering in
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Should Christians Protest?
With the backdrop of a pandemic, social unrest on race and climate catastrophe, I have over the last few months
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Going the Distance
During these strange times of COVID-19, a friend did something that initially shocked me – though it wasn’t in itself
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Daddy and the Two Bears
No parent should have to go through losing a child, but as we know, this is tragically an ever-occurring reality. My
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What’s your story?
I’m a storyteller. You’re a storyteller. Our lives revolve around the stories we tell ourselves, and the ones we allow
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THIS IS THE CHURCHES MORDECAI MOMENT!
The Church can rise up and bring relief in deliverance to those suffering due to the pandemic, or diminish and
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‘It’s time for faith-driven entrepreneurs to emerge’
As the pandemic continues, we need an outbreak of something more powerful than a virus: the spirit of enterprise. It is time for new business enterprises that create value and jobs to replace the hundreds of thousands being lost.
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Overcoming Boredom by Obedience to God by Rev Stephen Brooks
Being bored during the national lockdown has challenged our sense of self, as people have looked for meaning in their day-to-day lives in the absence of the usual routine.
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Locked down, but not out by Gary Clayton
When lockdown restrictions were eased somewhat and we could once again go to church, I remember a friend saying: “I don’t want to go, because we’ll have to wear facemasks, can’t sing, and will have to leave as soon as the service is over.”
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Suicide Prevention – What the Church and Christians Can Do by Dr T Ayodele
Every suicide is a devastating event. Globally, it claims 800,000 lives of the 20 million attempts made annually. Those figures
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