Lucinda Borkett-Jones
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God likes you. God's not mad. God is proud of you, says Nathan Foster
Spiritual disciplines are great, but they are best done as a response to God's love for us.
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Michael Green: If we want to see revival, it starts with prayer, holiness and suffering
We sing about it and pray for it, but what can we be doing if we really want to see a revival of God in our nation?
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Six questions we should be asking about life after death
Theologian Paula Gooder says Christians need to think more about what the Bible says about death and resurrection.
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Indian Christians saying they are persecuted should 'look at their own history and relax a bit'
There have been reports of forced conversions and attacks on Christians in India, but economist Jagdish Bhagwati says Christian fears are overstated.
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A well-known atheist visited three churches in one day... this is what he made of it
Leader of the Sunday Assembly Sanderson Jones spent Sunday attending three London churches and tweeting about his experience.
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Church in memory of 21 Copts killed by ISIS attacked with petrol bombs
A church being set up in memory of the 21 Coptic Christians beheaded by ISIS was attacked on the same day as a commemorative mass marked 40 days since their death.
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The Devil's Passion: the Cross through Satan's eyes
We may think we've heard the Easter story from every angle imaginable, but Christian playwright and actor Justin Butcher has added another to the list â a new, engaging play depicting the Passion from the Devil's point of view.
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Chinese Court releases 8 Christians after pleading guilty over church protests
Eight Christians were sentenced and released by a Chinese court on Wednesday, after protesting against the demolition of their church last year.
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California right-to-die Bill advocated by Brittany Maynard passes first committee
The California Senate Health Committee passed the right-to-die bill which would allow terminally ill patients to end their own lives.
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William and Kate visit Christian youth charity XLP
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today visited projects run by Christian urban youth charity XLP.
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Crimea: Only one per cent of religious organisations re-registered since Russian annexation
About one per cent of the religious organisations that were recognised under Ukrainian law have so far been re-registered since Crimea was annexed by Russia just over a year ago.
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Pope Francis to visit Obama at White House on US trip
Pope Francis will visit President Obama at the White House for the first time on his visit to the US in September.