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Spiritual gifts: A nuanced position worth learning from?

Spiritual gifts: A nuanced position worth learning from?

Adam Ramsey explores how Martyn Lloyd-Jones challenged cessationism, arguing from Scripture and church history that the gifts of the Spirit continue today - and warning that the real danger for the church is not excess, but spiritual deadness.


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Our generous Father

Our generous Father

At the time of writing, we are in the short period between our two children’s birthdays. My husband and I …

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Ecumenical or evangelical?

Ecumenical or evangelical?

As expected, the highlight of the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea was the ecumenical prayer presided over by …

People
Godly grandad

Godly grandad

A grandfather in the US has recorded the entire Bible as a gift to his grandchildren.Johann Klaassen, 71, of …

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Why do people leave?

Why do people leave?

In recent months, there seems to have been an exciting increase in the number of people coming through the front …

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‘Tender mercy and rich love’ – surprising  encounters with the risen Lord Jesus

‘Tender mercy and rich love’ – surprising encounters with the risen Lord Jesus

Tucked away in Paul’s glorious description of the saving grace of Christ in Ephesians 2 is a phrase that appears …

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The blessedness of 'inefficiency'

The blessedness of 'inefficiency'

In secular leadership circles, the holy grail of self-development is the attainment of a "highly productive life".In this world, …

UK & Ireland

UK & Ireland
Christian Institute sends politicians Easter gift

Christian Institute sends politicians Easter gift

The Christian Institute is sending a Christian book to every member of parliament across the UK for Easter.How Christianity …

UK & Ireland
Rising Lights lift-off

Rising Lights lift-off

A new venture being pioneered by the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches (FIEC) is set for lift-off in Devon.Rising …

UK & Ireland
Scotland’s MSPs told how nation can thrive

Scotland’s MSPs told how nation can thrive

The Moderator of the Free Church of Scotland has told parliamentarians that a renewed focus on “the words of Jesus” …

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World
NZ: Witchcraft rises – and it shows

NZ: Witchcraft rises – and it shows

At our church in Christchurch, New Zealand, it has become our regular practice to go door-knocking with invitations around the …

World
KFC – and the fires of suspicion

KFC – and the fires of suspicion

The recent announcement by fast-food chicken chain KFC, that several of their restaurants will become 100% halal, has caused a …

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Christian schools boom in Australia

Christian schools boom in Australia

One of the big differences between the UK and Australia is the number of Christian and independent schools.Recently the …

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New memorial

New memorial

A memorial plaque was set to be unveiled in Norwich Cathedral in late March, in memory of noted evangelical bishop …

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Robin Whaley

Robin Whaley

Anglican International Development (AID) is pleased to announce the appointment of Robin Whaley as its new Chief Executive Officer.After …

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TV man’s faith

TV man’s faith

British antiques expert David Harper – known for his presence on shows such as Bargain Hunt and Flog It! – …

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Navigating politics in a messy world

Navigating politics in a messy world

In the messy world of modern democracy, we could do with a further dose of such wisdom. As Christian Nationalism …

Uplifting sermons?

GetSermons is an exciting digital platform aimed at making Christian preaching more accessible in our fast-paced, mobile world. This app …

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The curious case of Sarah Mullally's installation

The curious case of Sarah Mullally's installation

Inside, the TV was on and the installation of Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury was underway.

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Green Party concerns

Date posted: 2 Apr 2026

Dear Editor, I fully understand Andy Mellen’s reasons as a Christian for being a member of the Green Party …

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Defining secularism

Date posted: 17 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, In recent editions of en, the word “secularism” has cropped up many times. I led the …

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Loneliness and churches

Date posted: 12 Mar 2026

Dear Editor, Kirsten Birkett’s article “Connection and community for the lonely” touches on a core issue for …

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