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It is finished!
Surely one of the reasons why we have four Gospels is that together they give us a composite picture of the life, ministry and teachings of the Lord Jesus Christ. In this way we are enabled [...]
A lineage of grace
A Lineage of Grace is a series of five novels about Tamar, Rahab, Ruth, Bathsheba, and Mary; five women whose lives and backgrounds made them unlikely choices to feature in the family line of Jesus Christ. [...]
Re-focus on Jesus
David Norman Jones (oh, sorry, I think he wants the ‘Norman’ left out now) gave a number of very challenging wake-up calls in his sermons at the Aber Conference in August. He warned against ‘pining for [...]
The incomparable Christ
Ah, Shakespeare! What a wordsmith; such wondrous turns of phrase. I am sure he could have talked his way into or out of any situation. Hear him as he woos a fair maiden: Shall I compare [...]
Jesus Christ high over all
Abraham Kuyper of Holland (1837-1920) said: There is not a square inch in the whole domain of our human existence over which Jesus Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not cry ‘Mine’. What a statement! [...]
Real Life Jesus: Meeting, Freedom, Purpose
The author Mike Cain is senior minister of Emmanuel Church in Bristol and is clearly a man with a burning desire to let others know about this amazing person, Jesus Christ. In eleven short chapters, Cain [...]
The greatest… ever!
The recent death of singer Michael Jackson sent the media buzzing – but just how good was he? Was he the greatest pop star ever? That’s probably over the top, as surely Elvis would take this [...]







Reaching rural Wales
Great to read this. I've been doing a similar thing, going around rura
A little known quarryman in Wales
Thank you for your wonderful article. I happened onto the movie, "Bey
So you have no children?
Thank you so much for writing this article. It is very comforting. It'
The great harvest
I live and worship in Yeadon, in a church born out of the revival. It
Feminine Threads
I was interested in the above review of Diana Severance's book. Althou