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Dec 2025
Most people today call our faith “Christianity”, but in the very beginning, it wasn’t known by that name at all. The earliest believers were called “Followers of the Way”. This simple phrase captures something powerful, something many Christians today can rediscover. 1) The Name Comes Directly from Jesus’ Words. Jesus didn’t teach a path, he claimed to be the path. “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” John 14.6. To follow Jesus was literally to follow the Way. It wasn’t about a religious label, a denomination, or a cultural tradition.......
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Its Merry Christmas, Not Happy Holidays, Not Happy Winterfest: Keep The Christ in Christmas.
Christmas is more than a season of lights, gifts, and decorations. At its heart,it is a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, the Saviour of the world. Yet in recent years, many companies...
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Trust in God.
Trust: A Biblical Foundation. In a world where uncertainty seems to grow by the day, one word becomes both a challenge and a calling: trust. The Bible speaks about trust, not as a vague...
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Pushing Yourself: A Christian Reflection.
Life is full of valleys and mountains, moments of calm and storms that test our strength. As Christians, we are not called to live a life of ease, but to a life of faith,...
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Be Gracious in Victory.
A Christian response to winning whether its a competition, argument, achievement, or blessing should reflect humility, gratitude, and grace. Here’s a breakdown of what that might look like: 1. Give Thanks to God. Scripture:...
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How Should Christians Respond to Pride Month? A Thoughtful Reflection.
Each June, rainbow flags are raised, parades fill the streets, and communities worldwide celebrate Pride Month-a time set aside to affirm LGBTQ identities and advocate for their rights. For many Christians, this cultural moment...
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A Pope for All Christians?
On 8 May Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected 267th Pope of the Roman Catholic Church taking the name Pope Leo XIV. His election marked a historic moment as he is the first American-born...
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The Sting of Disappointment: A Biblical Reflection on Disappointment.
Disappointment is an emotion we all face at some point in our lives, but there is something uniquely painful, about being let down by someone we trusted. Recently I found myself grappling with this...
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The Future in Biblical Terms: A Christian Response.
The Bible provides a clear and hopeful vision of the future, revealing God’s ultimate plan for humanity and creation. This future is not speculative but divinely guaranteed, rooted in the promises of a faithful...
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Atheism: A Christian Response.
Christian responses to atheism vary widely depending on denomination, personal beliefs, and worldview. However, some common approaches include: 1. Respectful Dialogue. Many Christians engage with atheism through respectful dialogue, hoping to share their faith...
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