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Courtesy of the Revd John King  

to encourage thought and interest in the Christian faith today

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PRODIGAL

The word ‘prodigal’ does not occur in the Bible. It crept into a page-heading of the AV and has become part of the common language. More...

THE VICAR KNOWS BEST

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LEARNING TO SPEAK

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NEW DAY, NEW FAITH

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PILOTING A TANKER

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IT FLEW. IT SOARED

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THE RULE OF LAW

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JILL AND THE BEANSTALK

I have mentioned before the surprising boldness with which those who gave us the NIV Bible in English set out to improve the Scriptures...

WORRYING ABOUT TOMORROW

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NATURE OUR TEACHER

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‘GET LUCKY’

Napoleon used to say he looked for lucky marshals. Some say we make our own luck. In the days of Chaucer people believed in Fortune’s...

DISCLAIMERS

Paul was only human. That is why we find him saying (1 Corinthians 7.6): ‘In my opinion that is what should be done, though I don’t know...

IRIS IN THE SKY

If we were to see an oasis in the desert, we should be victims of an illusion. We should be seeing something that wasn’t there. It would...

JOB’S CONFRONTERS

If we turn to that extraordinary poem ‘Job’, we find in its closing chapters what might be a conversation around a hospital bed. The...

AND GOD’S WAITERS

Keeping the lights on is a national preoccupation. It’s also a good idea. Candles are just not up to it. But darkness is something that...

HOW TO BE A CHRISTIAN

You might have thought that the Bible – or at least part of it – would be titled ‘How to be a Christian’. Ah, somebody will say, that’s...

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