Did Jesus Die on the Cross?
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here is no more significant question to ask than this. However, a great many are confused about this, and understandably so.
We will attempt to address this most important question, and since we are dealing with revealed truth rather than discoverable truth, may I invit...
In the Refiner's Fire: Crisis, Conflict and Change
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n the past couple of years conflict has reared its ugly head and torn at our church. Families have been torn apart, and so has the Lord's church. People who have been called to joy and glory are experiencing agony and shame. It doesn't have to be this way.
We have been compelled to confront thes...
New Evangelistic Page for Romania
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n August 25, we added new evangelistic content for Good News Romania. A young friend from Romania graciously offered his time to translate the welcome message and other text and find a good testimony on Youtube. We also added Gopel messages in the 14 major languages of Romania in an mp3 player....
Becoming More Like Christ, John Stott's Final Sermon
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remember very vividly, some years ago, that the question which perplexed me as a younger Christian (and some of my friends as well) was this: what is God’s purpose for His people? Granted that we have been converted, granted that we have been saved and received new life in Jesus Christ, wha...
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Afflictions are light when compared with what we really deserve. They are light when compared with the sufferings of the Lord Jesus. But perhaps their real lightness is best seen by comparing them with the weight of glory which is awaiting us.