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SportSport's power to galvanise friendships and foster community spirit is at threat from big business and government intervention, a report…
John Blanchard in the Czech RepublicWhen John Blanchard preached in the Czech Republic recently, exactly 30 years had passed since…
Full of sap in old ageThere are all sorts of different views about growing old, and most of them are…
Higgs bosonScientists in Cern, Switzerland, believe their 45-year hunt for the so-called 'God particle' has ended after the Large Hadron…
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In Setting Our Sights on Heaven, Paul Wolfe brings out the Bible’s teaching about heaven, addressing the various factors that tend to push heaven out of our minds, and provides gospel remedies that help us push it back to where…
Why read a book about Joseph? Everyone knows his stories—from his amazing multi-coloured coat to Pharaoh’s dreams of lean and fat cows. But the story of Joseph is not a fairy-tale. He was a real person, and the amazing ups…
A simple way to introduce these studies in the Minor Prophets will be to ask and answer these questions about them: Who were they? Why are they known as ‘Minor Prophets? When and where did they live? What was their…
Thomas Cranmer, one of the Reformation's most famous martyrs, can accurately be described as the architect of the Church of England, and consequently, of the worldwide Anglican communion. Despite this, compared with other key figures of the Reformation, little has…
