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Christianity Explored in Arabic
Would you like to help make history? South Sudanese Christians have asked for our help to fund the translation of the Christianity Explored course into Arabic. One of our partners I have worked with in Juba writes, “there is urgent need to … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church of England, Evangelism, Theology, Uganda
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Jesus on Blessings and Cursing
Will you be making pancakes on Shrove Tuesday? Will you be fasting during the 40 days of Lent? Will you give up any little luxuries until Easter? Will you mark Ash Wednesday with ash on your forehead as a visible sign of … Continue reading
Will the Jewish Temple be Rebuilt?
“Mounting tension: Israel’s Knesset debates proposal to enforce its sovereignty at Al-Aqsa Mosque – a move seen as ‘an extreme provocation to Muslims worldwide’” was the ominous headline in the Independent newspaper, 27th February 2014. Ben Lynfield writes, “The Arab-Israeli … Continue reading
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The King of Righteousness is Coming
Isaiah 32–35: Community Bible Study International (CBSI) In 1919, American writer Lincoln Steffens visited the Soviet Union to see what the Communist revolution was accomplishing; and in a letter to a friend, he wrote, “I have seen the future, and … Continue reading
Jesus Confronts Religious Abusers
Have you noticed that when a new hotel or commercial building is being constructed, the architects will invariably install large mirrors in the lobby? Ever wondered why? Apparently we complain less when we’re looking at ourselves. We all get distracted … Continue reading
What are we to make of Jesus Christ?
When I was a child, I used to read the Daily Mail newspaper every day – well, the Peanuts cartoons, to be precise. I still remember when Lucy asked each of her friends whether she should have her ears pierced. … Continue reading
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What Abraham Discovered: God will Provide
Our son Michael celebrated his 21st birthday last week. When he was born, five weeks premature, and I held that little bundle of life in my hands for the first time, I didn’t know whether the Lord who had given … Continue reading
The Liberty of Grace
The Liberty of Grace – and Why the Church is Persecuted (Galatians 5) Last Sunday while we were holding our service, Islamist militants “slaughtered” some 30 churchgoers in north-eastern Nigeria. The Bishop of Yola told the BBC the insurgents had … Continue reading
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A Time for Everything
You cannot see it, smell it, hear it or feel it but its all around us. We live by it. Some have more, some have less. Some do more with it, some do less. Some are passionate about squeezing the … Continue reading
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Ten Commandments for Worship
I modestly suggest ten rules for the introduction of new music without pain, if sensitivity and careful explanation are used in the exercise. The best in traditional hymnody should be preserved and used. Much modem worship may supplement the old, … Continue reading
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