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I confess to taking a lucky dip approach to Proverbs, grabbing at nuggets of wisdom for a quick fix. And cherry-picking themes by threading random verses together!
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The authors are part of the 20Schemes group of churches that works in Scotland’s schemes (deprived housing estates). Both have experience of working in places where addiction is woven into the fabric of individual lives and communities. Mez has told the story of his own struggles with addiction in previous books like Is There Anybody Out There? Therefore, if anyone is qualified to write with authority on this issue then it is these two.
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What can a gay atheist teach Evangelicals? Quite a lot as it happens. In this short and stimulating book, Jonathan Ruach challenges Christians to be true to their faith for the good of society.
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In the 1,700th anniversary of the promulgation of the Nicene Creed in 325, Michael Reeves has given us a very readable book on the benefits of Creeds which should foster “unity in essentials, liberty in non-essentials, charity in all things” (p.8-9).
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Before I committed my life to Jesus as a teenager, I had hesitated for quite a while because I had a lot of questions relating to science versus Christianity. However, I was given the reassurance that those questions had answers and that I would, over time, be given answers.
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At first glance the title of this book might seem a touch chauvinistic, but once you begin reading it you begin to see what the author is getting at.
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Have you ever had one of those conversations where you have expressed interest in another person and asked them some good questions, but they have given monosyllabic replies and taken no interest in you?
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The Bible is mostly narrative. Multitudes of true stories unfold from God’s one big story and signpost His glorious plan of salvation through Jesus Christ, His Son, and our true friend.
Website Review
Zero Bible is a refreshingly simple, no-fuss online Bible website that’s perfect for anyone wanting quick access to Scripture. The website feels clean and minimalist: you pick a book, chapter and verse, then dive straight into the text. It doesn’t overwhelm you with flashy features or ads – just the Bible, plain and clear.
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I’ve seen a little lad in Sunday School exclaiming “Cool!” when he heard the story of the Feeding of the 5,000. Remember, the stories that we’ve grown up with were new to us once, and are new and exciting to the next generation too!
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When I think about the passage of time, one of the more interesting descriptions that I’ve read is that time either flies like a bird or crawls like a worm.
