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Sick of dating but serious about marriage and children? How this new site is trying to help
Are you sick not only of hearing about crude dating apps in which you swipe left or right for instant hook-ups, but also sick of the very concept of dating itself?
Why it's wrong to assume that 'all things work for good' always?
We can't expect God to undo our mistakes and keep cleaning up after us as we go and do what we want.
What it means to be a Christ-like leader
There is no better example when it comes to leadership than Jesus Himself. What made Jesus' leadership so effective?
Husbands, here's what your wife is trying to tell you when she's giving you the silent treatment
They're not trying to make you more angry, they're desperately trying to reach you.
Is it always wrong for a Christian to be in debt?
Debt is a terrible master.
3 of the most important habits you need to have to see success in 2018
Here are some habits we need to develop if we want to see God-given success this coming year.
British missionary's death mourned by hundreds in Nigeria
Residents of an isolated Nigerian village are mourning the death of a British missionary who died after being kidnapped by vigilantes.
Donald Trump's former advisor Steve Bannon: I'm a proud 'Christian Zionist'
Donald Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon has described himself as a proud 'Christian Zionist' at a pro-Israel event in Washington.
Church of England clarifies guidance on transphobic bullying after outrage from conservatives
The Church of England is clarifying guidance for schools on transphobic bullying after anger from conservatives at the suggestions boys should be able to wear tutus and princess' tiaras.
Prince Charles blamed 'influx of foreign Jews' for Middle East unrest
Prince Charles has been criticised after it emerged that he blamed 'the influx of foreign Jews' for causing unrest in the Middle East and hoped that the US would 'take on the Jewish lobby'.
'I pray for you': Pope Francis sends handwritten letter to blind soldier
Pope Francis has sent a handwritten letter to a Colombian soldier who lost his sight during the country's civil war.
At least 332 dead after strong earthquake hits Iraq and Iran
At least 332 people were killed in Iran and Iraq when a magnitude 7.3 earthquake jolted the region yesterday, according to state media in the two countries, and rescuers were searching for dozens trapped under rubble in the mountainous area.
Church of England tells primary schools: Let little boys wear tutus and high heels if they want
Boys as young as five should be allowed to wear tiaras and high heels if they want to, the Church of England is telling schools in it's first advice on transphobic bullying.
'We choose life': Hundreds of Sutherland Springs mourners gather for emotional first Sunday service since attack
Hundreds of worshippers and mourners gathered yesterday in the tiny town of Sutherland Springs for the first Sunday service since a gunman stormed the First Baptist Church and killed 26 people in the worst mass shooting in Texas history.
Why Niger and Mali's cattle herders turned to jihad
Why did one Fulani herdsman lead dozens of militants allied to Islamic State in a deadly assault against allied U.S.-Niger forces, killing four soldiers from each nation last month, an incident that prompted a Pentagon probe?
Forty Conservative MPs ready to oust May - Sunday Times
Forty members of parliament from Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party have agreed to sign a letter of no-confidence in her, the Sunday Times newspaper reported.