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Ask Pastor John Podcast Relaunch
A week ago, John Piper celebrated his 67th birthday. On his birthday, we asked him about his prayer for this new chapter of ministry. “I really do feel remarkably vulnerable to distraction because of...
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View ArticleKnow Your Calling
My blog has been quiet lately, contrary to my plan. Life always does what it does, and some phases last longer than we ever dreamed they would. The holiday season [...]
View ArticleThe Weekend Brew: {Enter His Gates}
Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name. (Psalm 100:4) I was sitting in the Prayer Room with my worship team earlier this week, as we...
View ArticleWhose Opinions Matter Most? David G. Evans
In this clip, Bishop David G. Evans preaches about systems of success and failure, and how people’s opinions will reflect the system they have adopted. Which speaks to the weight one should attach to...
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Change the Story: We’re Bringing Poverty to You
This is your life. This is where you laugh, run, sleep, relate, munch, cry, hug and live. This is your story. But what about people on the other side of the world?My Account l Sponsor a Child l Help...
View ArticleA Reading with Kelly Foster
If you’re a Good Letters reader in the Seattle era, blogger emerita Kelly Foster, now Image’s 2012-2013 Milton Fellow in Creative Nonfiction, will be reading her work at the Seattle Pacific Art Center...
View ArticleMy Most Unforgettable Character
Do you remember “My Most Unforgettable Character” from Readers’ Digest? It was a staple of the magazine when I was a kid. The portraits of people who were sometimes intriguing, sometimes unusual, and...
View ArticleSaved By the Smitten Rock
We are saved by the smitten rock. We are saved by the sufferings of the Son of God.
View ArticleSalvation Army offers free soup on Isle of Wight
The Salvation Army on the Isle of Wight is helping to stave off the hunger of those in hardship one bowl of soup at a time
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View ArticleThe Light That Shines Within Her
Most Sundays I stand up at church and worship with some pretty talented people on stage. Since I live in Branson, Missouri, the live music capital of the world, I’m kind of spoiled with professional...
View ArticleCare crisis hindering disabled contribution bishop
The social care system is failing to meet the needs of disabled people of working age the Bishop of Carlisle has said
View ArticleBishop takes heat for unusual ceremony
A bishop in the US has is facing criticism after a video appeared of him laying on top of two men as part of an unusual consecration ceremony
View ArticleYoung people inspired to end poverty
Christian Aid has launched a new movement to inspire young people to come together on poverty
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Silent, Present Friends - Quote of the Week - Henri Nouwen
When we honestly ask ourselves which person in our lives mean the most to us, we often find that it is those who, instead of giving advice, solutions, or cures, have chosen rather to share our pain...
View ArticleUK Christians concerned about becoming Christlike
Langham Partnership International is encouraging Christians not to be put off becoming Christlike
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Affliction is one of God’s blessed angels
We may not be able to understand it now — but one day we shall come to find, that AFFLICTION is one of God’s blessed angels, “sent forth to minister to those who are heirs of salvation.” Lovelier,...
View ArticleFrom The Head to The Heart – By Ashley Beaudin
#GTH Blog I remember the first time I told God I loved Him and actually meant it. I was in ninth grade, walking home from high school, standing beside that large house on the corner, the one with the...
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