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Insist on the straight line

Insist on the straight line

When criticisms are levelled against the church, let's not self-justify or minimise. Glen Scrivener argues we should loudly hold to what is right.

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Jonathan Fletcher trial set after 'not guilty' pleas
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Vaughan Roberts: evangelicals in 'unsustain­able position’
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St Helen's Bishopsgate, asking questions, and the danger of metaphors
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Why everyone should read this re-issued JI Packer essay
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Pro-life Keswick campaigners say activities 'misreported' to Convention
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Do banks hate churches? Are Christians being mistreated?

Do banks hate churches? Are Christians being mistreated?

Churches have become increasingly wary of big banks.I attended several Christian conferences last year, and, at each one, someone …

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Giving glory to God at the Paralympics: Trenten Merrill

Giving glory to God at the Paralympics: Trenten Merrill

Trenten Merrill, competing with an injury to his hamstring, finished the final of the Men’s Long Jump T64 by declaring …

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Are you still hiding from Halloween?

Are you still hiding from Halloween?

As a family, for years, we avoided Halloween almost entirely. We made the deliberate choice not to get involved with …

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Former missionary recovering after severe road accident

Former missionary recovering after severe road accident

A former missionary in Brazil, who is due to join a 20Schemes church planting project, is now recovering after being …

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Christian theology lecturer appeals ruling

Christian theology lecturer appeals ruling

Theology lecturer Dr Aaron Edwards, who was dismissed from Cliff College, Derbyshire after tweeting his Christian views on sexuality, is …

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Hospices warn on assisted dying

Hospices warn on assisted dying

Hospices in the UK are warning of severe underfunding, leading to fears that if ‘assisted dying’ is legalised, it would …

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Christians targeted in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Christians targeted in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Christians are being targeted by Allied Democratic Force (ADF) militants along the Eastern border of the Democratic Republic of Congo, …

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Burkina Faso: Up to 400 people killed in latest Jihadi attack

Burkina Faso: Up to 400 people killed in latest Jihadi attack

Hundreds of civilians have been slaughtered in a devastating Islamist attack on a town in Burkina Faso.Townsfolk in Barsalogho, …

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Uncertainty grows in Venezuela

Uncertainty grows in Venezuela

Venezuelan Christians face an uncertain future amid controversy concerning the result of the recent national election. Nicolás Maduro was recently …

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Surprising lessons from South Park (of all things)

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What do the Gallagher brothers teach us about unity?

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Paralympian or dead? Lessons from Paris for your church

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Do you pray for our Parliament? Now is the time.

Do you pray for our Parliament? Now is the time.

St Paul wrote about its primacy, Christian political greats like William Wilberforce banged on about it and Parliament can’t begin …

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The cost of following Jesus

The cost of following Jesus

In recent months, as I’ve been meeting more South Asian believers who have come from other faiths, I questioned if …

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Are you a ‘real sinner’?

Are you a ‘real sinner’?

Two men went up into the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector.The Pharisee, …

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Giving glory to God at the Paralympics: William Stedman

Giving glory to God at the Paralympics: William Stedman

For para-athlete William Stedman, this year's Paralympics was a 'rollercoaster' - but he finished as he started: giving praise to …

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Giving glory to God at the Paralympics: Karé Adenegan

Giving glory to God at the Paralympics: Karé Adenegan

After winning silver, wheelchair racer Karé Adenegan is one of several professing Christians publicly giving God the glory at the …

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Christian sports stars: Rayssa Leal

Christian sports stars: Rayssa Leal

Rayssa Leal won a bronze medal in the women’s street skateboarding final at the Paris Olympic Games and used sign …

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Always be ready to give a reason for the hope that is in you

Always be ready to give a reason for the hope that is in you

Graham Nicholls is clear that his hope in writing this book is to provide Christians with both principles and practical …

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She says out loud what many are fearful to say

She says out loud what many are fearful to say

Honestly, I was put off by the title. I was expecting an emotional ‘me-centric’ womanly tale of woe! Rebuke to …

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Resurrection: Solid hope

Resurrection: Solid hope

Since the earliest days of Christianity, the resurrection of Jesus has been a fascination and a focus point. From the …

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Justin Welby: blind leading the blind
Date posted: 5 Sep 2024

Dear Editor, In response to Robert Grieve’s letter in the August issue of en concerning Justin Welby, somebody recently asked …

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Abuse hidden in darkness: damaging trust
Date posted: 3 Sep 2024

Dear Editor, I could not agree more with your correspondent on hidden abuse (July en). It is the cover-up, …

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Evangelical unity
Date posted: 27 Aug 2024

Dear Editor, Andy Mason recognises the importance of unity amongst conservative evangelicals in the August issue of en.

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Training men for ministry: encouraging 'one man ministry'
Date posted: 22 Aug 2024

Dear Editor, I am encouraged by the response to my Open Letter which you recently published [en June]. I …

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