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A Time to Mourn: Grieving the Loss of Those Whose Eternities Were Uncertain

A Time to Mourn: Grieving the Loss of Those Whose Eternities Were Uncertain

Will Dobbie

The death of someone you care about, whom you don’t think was saved, is surely one of the most heartbreaking of circumstances. It can haunt for a lifetime. Yet the eternal loss of unbelievers is something most believers experience several times over. Four times in Scripture, God condemns false prophets for ‘healing the wound of His people lightly’ and ‘saying, “Peace, peace,” when there is no peace.’[1]

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Happy 700th Birthday!

Happy 700th Birthday!

David Luckman

During 2024, Wycliffe Bible Translators celebrate the 700th anniversary of John Wycliffe’s birth in 1324. To commemorate the birth of this remarkable English Reformer, John Wycliffe – According to the Word has been published in the Trail Blazers series of the CF4K imprint of Christian Focus Publications.

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Fresh Perspectives on the ‘Lewis Revival’

Fresh Perspectives on the ‘Lewis Revival’

Tom Lennie

Everybody loves a good story. And there’s plenty of good stories to be found in the famed Lewis revival of 1949–52. Such as the seven men who prayed together in a cold barn through long winter’s nights, two or three times a week. Or the story of the two elderly Smith sisters – aged 84 and 82 years respectively; one completely blind, the other bent double with arthritis – who received premonitions from God that revival was coming, and prayed the movement into being.

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My Exceeding Joy– a blog about the Psalms

My Exceeding Joy– a blog about the Psalms

Dale Ralph Davis

I’ve been charged with writing a blog about my recently published book on Psalms 38–51 called ‘My Exceeding Joy’. Actually, I don’t write blogs; I rarely read blogs. I remember theologian Addison Leitch saying that magazines were the enemies of books. I think blogs are the enemies of books. We’d be better off if far fewer bloggers wrote blogs. So my writing a blog to commend my book is clearly hypocritical. But it’s only temporary.

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Knowing Nothing is a Good Place to Start

Knowing Nothing is a Good Place to Start

Catherine MacKenzie

Throughout my childhood, from ages 5 to 18, I dreaded the day that my parents received my annual school report card. I think my mother has kept some of these dull but disappointing publications on the off chance that her oldest daughter blindsides the family with a moment of brilliance. She may then wave these foolscap pieces of paper in the faces of various educational professionals and say – So there! But she won’t as she is far too gracious for that…

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Wheels and Wings

Wheels and Wings

Catherine MacKenzie

During the 1980s my family did some mammoth car journeys. My parents seemed to think nothing of attaching a caravan to the back of their Citroen estate and heading off to a tiny little village in the South of France, or a soaking wet caravan site on the banks of the Rhine. The car was one of those unusual vehicles you don’t see anymore, as they’ve been replaced by minivans.

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