It’s my son’s birthday today

  • Michael Churches
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  • 12 December 2016

Joe Davidson has an unusual child with a famous birthday...

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The Best Sex for Life

  • Patricia Weerakoon
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  • 25 November 2013

Dr Patricia Weerakoon, Sexologist, provides a frank (and explicit) guide to a happy and fulfilled sex life and to understanding God's purpose for sexuality within marriage.

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Am I reading this right?

  • Peter Baker
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  • 30 July 2018

What happens when I’m not sure I’ve read the Bible correctly? What happens when the person next to me is sure that I haven’t read it correctly? How can I know I’m right?

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Brothers, preach for immediate conversions!

  • Timothy Raymond
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  • 29 September 2016

If you're tempted to tone down your expectations for fruit from proclaiming the gospel, please heed this plea from George Whitefield.

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Revitalize your quiet times with Psalm 119

  • Cassie Watson
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  • 24 October 2018

You won’t walk away with a handy ten tips to improve your Bible reading. Instead, Psalm 119 will help you to see why daily time in Scripture is so important.

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Salvation Belongs to the Lord (Jonah)

  • Wendy Lin

6 studies on the book of Jonah in the popular Pathway Bible Guides format.

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God’s word, an instrument of death

  • Angus Martin
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  • 19 December 2018

“The pen is mightier than the sword”. Rubbish, absolute rubbish.

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Two observations on environmentalism

  • Adrian Russell
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  • 22 April 2016

We often think that we humans have the power to destroy the earth or save the earth from certain doom. But as Adrian Russell points out, that’s because we’re forgetting two of God’s key promises.

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Does Jeremiah 29 call us to seek the welfare of the city?

  • Phil Colgan
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  • 27 March 2017

Jeremiah 29:7 has become something of a banner in recent years for evangelical cultural engagement and mission. But what does this now-famous verse actually mean?

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Why vines and fig trees are still relevant

  • Ruth Baker
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  • 8 March 2021

Implicit is a sense of stability; a properly cultivated vine and fig tree meant life in one place.

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