Terry Virgo from NewFrontiers shares with us about how faith and patience are essential for these days.

Terry Virgo from NewFrontiers shares with us about how faith and patience are essential for these days.

All humans have a God-given right thing to do and purpose to live for. Part of our purpose is universally shared and God has also given each of us a specific role to fulfil through our lives. How can we be sure we are doing the right thing?

The world is very strange at the moment, it can seem like God doesn’t care. Joshua 1 shows that the real truth is that God does care, so how should that impact the decisions that we make and how we live our lives?

Jesus clearly went around healing the sick, but should we expect God to heal people who are unwell or in pain today?

Our culture will often accuse Christians of being in denial, that science has disproven that there is a God. In reality, when examining the evidence, the most plausible reason for the existence of the universe is that God, who has always existed, called it into being. As Christians we need not be ashamed of the gospel.

It can often seem like the world is spiralling out of control and no one, including God, seems to have no grip on anything. The truth is that not only is God in total control but he also passionately cares about us. He cares about and controls both sparrows (small) and superpowers (big).

With so little opportunity to meet together in church like we used to pre-Covid, some are asking whether it is important to keep church as a part of our lives? The answer is a resounding Yes! Church is God’s plan, and he also knows that it is exactly what you need to flourish.

There are lots of things that cause to ask whether it is acceptable for us to share our faith in the post-truth world that we live in. In fact, this generation is shaped by the message of Christianity, and while it remains an affront to this generation, and every other, it also remains the answer to this generation, and every other.