A struggle with gratitude can arise from the rejection of the gospel by those we love. Our joyful anticipation of heaven is tempered because those who reject Christ will enjoy no such paradise.... continue reading
The best evangelistic conversation I had last year wasn’t when I’d worked myself up to bravely mentioning the gospel.... continue reading
In the early hours of Wednesday, 14th June 2017, a fire broke out at Grenfell Tower in West London. Despite over 300 hundred firefighters attending the incident, 71 people lost their lives.... continue reading
I remember cycling home from church the day I gave my life to Christ singing my heart out to the lyrics of a Chris Tomlin song... continue reading
I think you could make a pretty good case that evangelicals don’t really know what worship is—or, at least, they don’t really know what worship fully is.... continue reading
What comes to your mind when you hear the word “reconciliation”?... continue reading
One such family recently launched into the mission field in Africa along with their seven young children. One of their early prayer requests was for consistent electricity and running water.... continue reading
I was sitting at the back of the massive platform and waiting to be announced, I opened my Bible, just to look at my notes for the last time before speaking from them. As I looked at them I realised with a horrible, sinking feeling that they were the wrong notes...... continue reading
‘Ah, I had some Christians knock on my door the other day,’ he said. ‘They were Jehovah’s Witnesses.’... continue reading
“It seems to me that doubt is worse than trial. I had sooner suffer any affliction than be left to question the gospel or my own interest in it.” – Charles Spurgeon... continue reading
