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Will you choose your will or God's will?
Though it may seem difficult and almost impossible even to follow God's will, through Jesus Christ and the empowering of the Holy Spirit, we can live lives that God desires for us
5 ways you can use your Facebook account to share your faith with your friends
A Christian was meant to be a light wherever He sets foot, whether he or she is at home, at work, in the mall, at the gym or in school. But does our identity as Christians change when we are not physically present in a space?
Your needs versus Kingdom needs: understanding the sacrifice at the heart of truly Christian leadership
Leadership may sound glamorous and rewarding, but it must always be seen first and foremost as an opportunity to serve before it is ever an opportunity to be served.
What does Biblical manhood look like?
God's perfect image of manhood has been completely distorted today by the world, but God is on the move to restore man's identity and purpose in the world through the redemptive work of Christ.
The milestone every Christian must pass on their way to wholeness in God
Everyone knows what it's like to be in lack because we've all experienced it before. However, we must never misunderstand our incompleteness as being something that God desires for His followers. Through Christ, God makes complete wholeness available and His ultimate end goal is for you to experience that wholeness in every way.
Justin Welby and Vincent Nichols to co-host live Facebook chat
Archbishop Justin Welby will be joined with the head of the Catholic Church in England and Wales, Cardinal Vincent Nichols for a livechat on Facebook.
Sudanese pastor may face death penalty after five month illegal detention
Fears were raised a Sudanese pastor could face the death penalty after the government reportedly planned to charge him with crimes against the state.
Prime Minister on collision course with experts over plans to fight extremism
If the government is going to properly tackle extremism and terrorism in society, it will take more than strongly-worded speeches, says Johnny Monro.
Three Iranian Christians remain behind bars after 'excessive bail' set
Three imprisoned Christians in Iran are effectively being kept in jail as their bail is set unusually high, according to Christian Solidarity Worldwide.
Tallest cross in English-speaking world can go ahead after lawsuit is ended
Plans to build the tallest cross in the English-speaking world in Corpus Christi, Texas, can move on after lawsuits around its construction came to an end.
Jesus Culture's Banning Liebscher: 'Church is a family, not a business'
"Church is a family, not a business; it is a house, not a restaurant," says Jesus Culture founder Banning Liebscher to Christian Today.
Why you can only go to church in Northern Cyprus once a year
The decision by the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) to restrict church services there to once a year has thrown into sharp reliefs the divisions on the island.
Nun dies after being shot in South Sudan
A Slovak nun and medical doctor has died from her injuries after being shot in Yei, South Sudan.
Iona Community 'at significant risk' if funds not urgently raised
The future of one of Britain's most iconic Christian communities is in "serious jeopardy".
Samoan church leader calls for ban on Muslims
A prominent Christian leader in Samoa in the South Pacific has called for a ban on Muslims entering the republic.
UMC LGBT row continues as thousands call on Church to allow same-sex marriages
Almost 5,000 people have urged one of America's largest religious bodies to end all "legislative harm" against LGBTQ people.