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How to take insults

Lee Gatiss from the Church Society has been working his way through the Anglican Homilies (authorised sermons) from the Reformation in slightly modernised language. In this example, the Anglican “homily against contention and brawling” continues with some very contemporary application. You can read the text or watch the 16 minute homily on YouTube.

Put on Trifocals. God is More than Sovereign

It’s just not enough to say that “God is in control”… especially when someone is suffering!

Ten Reasons Why You Need to Belong to a Church

Super clear and concise reminders from Peter Adam, which may broaden your thinking about church too.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]