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Friday 9 Aug 2019 · Faith · Time with God with John North
Some relate being “born again” to ‘fanatical’ Christianity, but in fact if anyone has faith in Jesus, they are born again. In this 5-part series, John North delves into this topic.
Thursday 8 Aug 2019 · Faith · Time with God with John North
Wednesday 7 Aug 2019 · Faith · Time with God with John North
Tuesday 6 Aug 2019 · Faith · Time with God with John North
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Monday 5 Aug 2019 · Faith · Time with God with John North
Some relate being “born again” to ‘fanatical’ Christianity - but if anyone follows Jesus, they're born again! All this week John North delves into the topic.
If anyone is a believer in Jesus, they have been “born again”. In this 5-part series, John North looks at what the Bible teaches us about being born again.
Sunday 27 Jul 2014 · Uncategorized · Morning Devotions with Chris Witts
"Born-again" Christians are often viewed as extremists. But this is more cultural than a Biblical reality. The term "born again" was first used by Jesus...
Wednesday 28 Aug 2019 · Faith · Morning Devotions with Chris Witts
The story of tennis player Mary Pierce is remarkable. After she turned to Christ, she was so transformed that it even affected her style of tennis playing.
Sunday 10 Mar 2019 · Faith · Morning Devotions with Chris Witts
It was in the dark of this night that Nicodemus's eyes met the eyes of Jesus and he came face to face with the divine grace of God.
Wednesday 19 Aug 2020 · Movie Reviews · Hope Afternoons
Produced by Christian music label Bethel Music, 'Bright Ones' is a movie-musical for kids, with worship songs as its soundtrack.
Monday 4 May 2020 · Devotions · Morning Devotions with Chris Witts
At one point the young Helen Shapiro was more successful than the Beatles. But she gave away the showbiz lifestyle when she found faith in Jesus...
Tuesday 29 Oct 2019 · Culture
When Jimmy Kimmel asked Kanye if he's a Christian artist now, he replied, ‘I’m a Christian everything!’ So - should we celebrate, or should we be cynical?
