In an article I read a while ago, it was pointed out – via the questions surrounding when Christian was saved in Pilgrim’s Progress – that
faith
On the historic apology
It can’t have escaped your notice that the unstoppable runaway train that is Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership bid has been a rich vein of material
Tim Farron, illiberalism, bigotry and Evangelicals
This last week I have been on my yearly pilgrimage to Llandudno. It’s not so much a site of religious interest as an opportunity for me to
If we say we most love Jesus…
It cannot be that there is a high appreciation of Jesus and a totally silent tongue about him – C.H. Spurgeon I was recently reminded
Grace & Service
Grace is a great Christian truth. It is the means by which we have faith at all (cf. Eph 2:8f) through which we come into
God’s power made perfect in weakness (even in this small way)
It is Easter Monday. The last day of the Easter period (mainly noted here because Easter Sunday is a bank holiday and so it stands