Known for his work on the first complete translation of the Bible in English, John Wycliffe was a firebrand with a hunger for God’s word and a refusal to compromise his convictions. His countrymen denied him, the church retrospectively excommunicated him, yet in Wycliffe’s words and actions, the seeds of the Reformation were sown, 150 years later.
Watch back our Point to Jesus webinar with ideas for how we can fix our eyes on Jesus this Christmas, and also point others to Him. With activity and resource ideas we are sure you’ll be encouraged and inspired.
Liz Parker, author of Immeasurably More, talks to 10ofThose about life with MAF, and over a decade serving God in Africa.
Can you tell a fake from the real thing? From tanning to designer gear it’s not always easy to spot a fake. But what about you? Are you the real deal? Are you the genuine teenager as God intended?
Prayer is one of the chief blessings of the Christian life – but one that many Christians struggle with. Matt Searles helps us to use the Psalms to fuel our prayers – and to take greater delight in doing so.
Jonathan Thomas introduces us to the Union series –– a set of books that are short, simple, and scriptural.
Join in our summer reading challenge to be in with a chance of winning a fantastic 10ofThose goodie bag, or a £5 voucher for the website!
Jeremy Marshall helps us to face death with confidence, with seven reflections from the story of Lazarus.
We cannot control our circumstances, but we can control our response. With good humour and God–given strength, we can sing a song of gratitude, even in the storm.
How often have we said to someone, or maybe written in a card, or on social media – ‘I’m praying for you’? But how can we pray that God will accomplish his purposes in their lives?
What is Ramadan? Why do Muslim people fast? And how might we as Christians respond to our Muslim neighbours during Ramadan?
As lockdown is drawn, hopefully, to an end, we live with the grief of all that has gone before, in tension with the hope of a life to come. We know that things will change, even if in the moment, we cannot imagine it.
