
Blackburn Cathedral puts the Bible where it belongs
Blackburn Cathedral’s celebration of William Tyndale highlights the Bible’s central place in Anglican worship.
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Blackburn Cathedral’s celebration of William Tyndale highlights the Bible’s central place in Anglican worship.

Christians have spent years asking whether particular technologies are good or bad That question is not useless, but it is becoming too small The more urgent question is what these technologies are

expect God to deal with our sin and selfishness But what happens when He begins asking for things that aren t wrong, like a cherished relationship, a role that gave us purpose, or a future we thought

Christians should not be receiving pastoral guidance from technology that won’t give an account for their souls.

In a survey of more than 1,000 young Christian men, how often they attended church didn t predict antisemitic attitudes What they believed about God s promises to the Jewish people did, and that

I had followed the formula I went to school, earned a scholarship, built a career, went to church and tithed Then I lost my job, and I discovered I had been a quid pro quo believer