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Pope Francis: One accident enough to spark nuclear war
Pope Francis said yesterday that he was 'really afraid' about the danger of nuclear war and that the world now stood at 'the very limit'.
How can I come boldly into the throne of grace? Here are 3 things to know
The Bible encourages, even urges us to come boldly to the throne of grace, most especially for mercy and grace that we will need in trying times. Many of us know that we should do that, but many of us don't because we either don't know how, or perhaps just feel like we cannot do that even if we wanted to.
Christian husbands, here are 3 ways to love your wives and get them to love you back
Husbands, did you know that what you say and do to your wife can affect how much love they feel for you - and show to you?
3 things Christian wives can do to help their husbands grow in Christ
While discipleship in church surely helps any man grow in the Lord, a husband's marriage relationship with his wife greatly affects his growth in Christ. The marriage relationship still is the most powerful relationship any husband could have, aside from his relationship with God.
3 tips to establishing a good habit of prayer
Prayer is the Christian's lifeblood. Without prayer we will not be able to connect and commune with God. The quality of our prayer life determines the quality of our relationship with God. As such, it would be good for us to establish and develop a good habit of prayer.
Who is the good Samaritan and what can we learn from him?
There's a famous unnamed person in the Bible, someone so famous and inspiring that many ministries around the world are named after him.
How can I be a better man? 3 tips how
We Christian men should desire to be the best Christian men that we can be. We ought to be as Christ-like as possible, as Godly as can be, and as pleasing to the Lord as possible.
When is the best time to marry? 3 ways to know
Many single men and women tend to ponder about the time they get married. Some tend to ask a married friend about the right time, the right person, but can't seem to find the right answer
3 things we can learn from 'doubting' Thomas
The Bible presents to us many lessons through the people included in its pages. One of the figures in it, Jesus' very own disciple Thomas, gives us a few important things to learn.
Pastor Perry Noble recalls past sexual abuse: 'There was suffering, shame'
Hollywood isn't the only place where sexual abuse runs rampant, since regular people face sexual exploitation and oppression too. Pastor Perry Noble, founder of NewSpring Church in South Carolina, opened up about his past experience of abuse this January in order to encourage more people to come forward with their own experiences.
3 benefits of fasting
Some Christians observe fasting, while others don't. But does the Bible truly require believers to observe this practice?
'Darkest Hour' and 'The Crown' show a better age: Is the sun setting on Great Britain?
Having been reluctant, like so many others I've been catching up with 'The Crown', and it is so much more than a royal love-in: It is about (so far) 20th century history seen through the prism of the monarchy, the Cabinet and Number Ten.
Evangelicals 'deeply worried' as Bolivia cracks down on Christian meetings
Evangelical and other Christian groups across Bolivia are being put on high alert amid warnings that a new law could ban religious groups from sharing their faith.
Church of England looks to millennial 'creatives' for digital ideas
The Church of England is turning to millennial 'creatives' to boost its online reach as regular church attendance is replaced with digital engagement.
Pope Francis says it is a 'sin' to let fear of migrants drive our actions
Pope Francis has said it is a 'sin' to allow fear of immigrants to determine our actions, adding that while the fear itself is not a sin, 'the sin is to refuse to encounter the other, the different, the neighbour'.
English Catholic bishop blasts churches for staying closed for most of the day
An English bishop has criticised Catholic churches that remain locked for most of the day, and called on them to stay open like their Anglican counterparts.