Warning against treating Jesus like a wonder drug
We will find ourselves in grave danger if we treat Jesus like a wonder drug that helps us avoid the need to embrace sacrifice in order to achieve a valuable reward.
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Moscow pastor arrested for opposing invasion of Ukraine
A pastor in Russia could face six years in jail or a fine of 1 million rubles ($9,583USD) for preaching “on the basis of Holy Scripture” that the invasion of Ukraine was wrong and Christians should not fight in it, a religious rights outlet reported.
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Emerging mission network launches award to honor innovative missional projects in Europe with 'impact beyond church walls'
By Chris Eyte Europe“Spark Europe", a missional network of Christians started 10 years ago, has launched a cash prize award to recognize innovative and impactful mission projects throughout mainland Europe. The Spark Award, intended to be held every four years, was inspired by technology awards in California rewarding innovators for their pioneering spirit and shedding light on their endeavors to inspire others to do the same and more.
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Finding hope in Jesus in the midst of historic devastation
What does normal look like mere days after an historic flood that devastated Valencia Spain? Here is a uniquely insider perspective that promotes hope in Jesus in the midst of great trial.
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Schools in Finland face opposition to Christian music
By Chris EyteOpposition to Christian music in one school in Finland resulted in the cancellation of Handel’s “Messiah” in another, Finnish media reported.
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Gafcon issues statement with 'sadness' after resignation of Archbishop of Canterbury, 'occasion for grief and self-reflection'
By Chris EyteA leading Anglican body critical of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, has issued a statement following his resignation after failing to timely report serial child abuser John Smyth QC to police - saying his willingness to step down shows evidence of taking responsibility.
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Lessons from Zechariah about non-speaking communication
By Mark ArnoldChildren, young people, or adults, who cannot speak or choose not to speak will use a variety of ways to communicate. By adapting our communication to meet the needs of others we can enter their world. Like Zechariah's audience, you might be surprised what they have to tell us!
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Evangelical hospital in Barcelona celebrates new phase in nearly 150-year history with opening of new six-floor facility for 2,700 patients
By Chris EyteAt the opening ceremony of its new six-floor facility, the Hospital Evangèlic de Barcelona (Evangelical Hospital in Barcelona) in the second largest city in Spain celebrated a new phase in its nearly 150-year history - and also its new name. Previously known as Nou hospital evangèlic, the hospital hosted an event on Oct. 25 (2024) with leaders from the evangelical community and wider healthcare field gathered to show their support and appreciation.
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With water a diminishing resource it is better that we drink so we never thirst again
By Rui RamalhoWater is a finite material resource that needs to be managed well. In a growing number of places it is becoming more scarce. Nevertheless, the world is not going to end because of a lack of water. The earth will be healed, but only those who drink from living water will see the renewal.
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Anti-Christian crimes increase in Europe, report says
By Chris EyteHate crimes against Christians in Europe increased in 2023 over the prior year, with France, Germany and the U.K. cited as countries of concern, according to a new report .
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Evangelicals overwhelmingly reaffirm the need for a national evangelical alliance in The Netherlands
By Chris EyteAn overwhelming response by the wider Christian community in The Netherlands confirmed there is still a need for an evangelical alliance in the country, following a survey, and an appeal has been made for new members to join the organization. The purpose of the MissieNederland (Dutch evangelical alliance) survey was to gauge the need for, and the future of, the national alliance.
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Muslim family members kill recent convert to Christianity
A Muslim teacher at an Islamic school in eastern Uganda who became a Christian on Oct. 4 was killed on Oct. 21, area sources said.
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