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Relevance & faithfulness

30 April 2022 Stephen Kneale

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What the world thinks about the church does and doesn’t matter

27 April 2022 Stephen Kneale

Whenever questions of evangelism, mission and that slippery term once beloved of church plants and revitalisations – relevance – get mentioned, there inevitably follows some

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We have to work in the confines of reality

22 April 2022 Stephen Kneale

The Manchester City player – Jack Grealish – claimed, in the wake of their FA Cup semi-final loss to Liverpool, that had the game gone

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Excellence vs faithfulness

16 April 2022 Stephen Kneale

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Why long term faithfulness should be more exciting

27 November 2021 Stephen Kneale

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When discouragement strikes

15 September 2021 Stephen Kneale

Discouragement is a strange beast, isn’t it? It can strike when there is really nothing to be discouraged about at all. Things might be going

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