April 2015
Remembering the Armenian genocide
My father was born in Cyprus and my mother in Greece, but I am of Armenian origin.
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My father was born in Cyprus and my mother in Greece, but I am of Armenian origin.
Read moreIs there a future for small Christian bookshops in the digital age? It is a sad fact that many…
On 8 May 1528, a dangerous book was published. It was entitled The parable of the Wicked Mammon (better known…
Needingworth Baptist Church welcomed their new pastor, Paul Harrison, into the ministry on 31 January. The speaker was Dr Simon…
Since its formation in 1991, the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England and Wales (EPCEW) has been passionate about the work…
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I was excited to be asked to review this volume on Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758). It is from the series Christian Biographies for Young Readers. Edwards is someone I know little about, yet I realise he has left quite a legacy…
This short booklet (currently available as an ebook in the UK) is a serious and helpful introduction to the doctrine of mortification. Readable in under 30 minutes, it is yet full of good teaching and practical advice. Geoffrey Thomas begins…
Being a Christian is more than knowing truth and doing good – it involves having the right attitudes and desires within. The heart matters. Graham Beynon’s purpose in this book is to allow the gospel to perform ‘open-heart surgery’ i.e.…
A challenging read! The author professed conversion at an early age, but fell away ‘in a dramatic fashion’. She lived a ‘party lifestyle’. After a long struggle, she came under intense conviction of sin and cried to the Lord for…
