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What does the Bible have to say about coincidences?
With the many factors and occurrences happening all around the world all at one time, is there a possibility that coincidences can actually happen?
Can long-distance relationships really work for Christians?
With the rise of globalization and improved transport, long distance relationships have become somewhat a part of society today.
Are big churches really better than small churches?
In the light of Andy Stanley's comment on small churches, let us look into why big churches are not necessarily better than small churches.
'Blessed': How is this word used in the Bible?
You'll be used to seeing #blessed attached to posts from a variety of social media accounts, regardless of their religious views or lack thereof, if you're a regular user of almost any social media platform. Even some Christians have found themselves using the term to express their appreciation of what they perceive as gifts from God. But are we right to use it in this way?
There's more to Lent than fasting: a look at the 3 components of Lenten observance
If you only paid attention to the mainstream media, you would be forgiven for thinking that Lent is all about fasting in response to Jesus' temptation in the wilderness, and not much else.
Faith and politics: What these 2016 US presidential candidates have said about their beliefs
With the excitement of Super Tuesday over, the presidential candidate field is being defined even more. But what about the faith of the candidates?
4 lessons we can learn from Mary, the mother of Jesus
As many of us in the UK are looking forward to celebrating Mother's Day this Sunday, our minds are focused on the remarkable things that our mothers have done for us and how they inspire us. In the midst of all this, let's take some time to reflect on lessons that we can learn from one of the most well known female figures in the Bible, Mary, the mother of Jesus.
Shopping, Scripture and the Sabbath: Why so many Christians are against plans to extend Sunday trading hours
The issue of shopping on a Sunday is a hot topic in the UK at the moment as the British government deliberates over whether to pass a law to extend Sunday trading hours. But why is this such a big issue for Christians today?
7 ways to keep your Christian faith strong while traveling
Whenever we get the chance to take a holiday we see it as a break from the everyday tasks and responsibilities that we are required to do. But it shouldn't mean that we break away from God. Here are some of the ways you can keep your faith strong while travelling.
NASA astronaut returns to Earth 2 inches taller after spending almost a year in space
After spending nearly a year in the International Space Station, American astronaut Scott Kelly of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has come back home to Earth standing tall, literally.
Joey Feek dies after cancer battle: 'She's in heaven', husband Rory Feek says
Joey Feek has died, according to an update on Facebook by her husband Rory on Friday "My wife's greatest dream came true today. She's in heaven."
30 minutes from Earth to Mars? It's possible using photonic propulsion, says NASA scientist
Believe it or not, 30 minutes will soon be the amount of time needed to travel from Earth to Mars, if recent projections of a scientist from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) were to be believed.
Another sign of the coming apocalypse? Millions of bugs invade Argentina beach
Something terrifying is currently happening, this time on a beach in Argentina, where millions of beetles have shown up, fuelling fears that these insects are signs of the end of the world.
Prelude to apocalyptic U.S. earthquake? Carbon monoxide levels skyrocket over California
Different satellite imagery systems showed how levels of carbon monoxide and other gases spiked across California late last month, with some experts believing that this is an indication that a powerful earthquake will soon hit America.
5 Bible passages for Mothers' Day
Mothers' Day is just around the corner in the United Kingdom, and many are trying to find the best gift to make their mums happy for the occasion as it only comes round once a year.
5 things to teach your kids to pray for
Your children are in the years where their faith is best formed and molded. Here are some things that you can teach your children to pray for.