All this week John North examines which type of fear we are cultivating in our own lives and the effect it is having on our walk of faith.
All this week John North examines which type of fear we are cultivating in our own lives and the effect it is having on our walk of faith.
When Jesus’ followers gather together, there is an expectation that they will feel safe.
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Philosophers, scientists and theologians have all sought to understand the problem of evil. The Bible offers a narrative that makes sense of it.
All this week John North examines which type of fear we are cultivating in our own lives and the effect it is having on our walk of faith.
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