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So I’m having an ongoing debate with a friend here in the church, and it would seem that this is rather a controversial and divisive question. The question is whether we are valuable to God. Do we hold value in God’s eyes? A little Q and A. Who thinks we are valuable and hold value in God’s eyes? Who thinks

I’ve not heard the concept of ‘one-word evangelism’ often presented. One verse evangelism, yes, but ‘one-word evangelism’ would seemingly be much harder to quantify. Is it, though? I think, having considered what I’m about to talk about, that one-word evangelism isn’t that difficult, at least in theory, to understand and engage with. I once heard Dr Mark Baddeley from the

I remember watching the title fight for the WBC heavyweight championship in early 2020. The victor, by technical knock-out in the 7th round after an absolutely dominant display, was Tyson Fury. The first thing he said in his in-ring post-fight interview, was this: “You know, first and foremost, I want to say thank-you to my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

In an interview in 2006, renowned atheist Sam Harris stated: “If I could wave a magic wand and get rid of either rape or religion, I would not hesitate to get rid of religion. I think more people are dying as a result of our religious myths than as a result of any other ideology.” Harris would rather remove religion

A while ago, I was visited by the Jehovah’s Witnesses, and we engaged theological discourse. After about 45 minutes of in-depth discussion, we agreed to disagree, and they went on their way. Now, I on the one hand I have great admiration for their resilience, as they would receive rejection after rejection, much of which is abusive. However, on the