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Justin Welby has stepped down, and the Church of England faces one of its most consequential decisions in decades. The Crown Nominations Commission is choosing the next Archbishop of Canterbury amid deep divisions over LLF, a fractured Anglican Communion, and declining clergy numbers.
In this video we look at the candidates being talked about, the problems in the appointment process, and what this choice could mean for the church at home and across the globe.
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Culture is shaking, truth treated as optional, morality mocked, and the church pushed to the margins. But Jesus said we are salt and light. In this video, I share how the church can resist cultural decay, not with anger or fear, but with conviction and love. We’ll look at Scripture, history, and real examples of faithful Christians showing the world a different way to live. The question is: how will we stand strong together in an unfaithful age?
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Proverbs 27:17 reminds us that we are shaped through relationships. God uses brothers and sisters in Christ to sharpen us, challenge us, and strengthen our faith as we grow together.
Every year the internet lights up with dramatic claims about September 23rd being the day the world ends. From YouTube countdowns to TikTok panic, the cycle repeats: predictions, fear, disappointment. But what does the Bible actually say?
In this podcast, I dig into the history of these predictions, the hype around Revelation 12 and the Feast of Trumpets, and what Christians should really believe about the end times. We’ll look at the theology of the rapture, why date-setting always fails, and how Jesus calls us to live ready — not fearful.
If you’ve ever been confused, worried, or just curious about all the noise surrounding September 23rd, this is for you. Let’s cut through the fear, open God’s Word, and rediscover the hope we have in Christ.
This week we’ve seen bold witness, painful scandal, and fragile institutions — yet the treasure of Christ remains unbroken. From Charlie Kirk’s final words of Scripture before his tragic death, to a cathedral choir’s suspension, a relic on tour, a £51m rural church plan, clergy scandals, and the dispersal of Spurgeon’s Library — the jars of clay are cracking. But the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.
Join me as we look at the headlines through the lens of faith, Scripture, and the call to be a faithful remnant in our time.
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ESV Bible Study Bible - I have used this for years, it is excellent.
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The world tells us to hurry, but God calls us to be still. Psalm 46:10 reminds us to pause, to rest, and to know that He is God. Let’s discover the strength that comes from stillness in His presence.
Jesus invites the weary and burdened to come to Him and find rest. Matthew 11:28 is more than comfort—it is a promise of peace for every soul weighed down by life. Today let’s receive the rest only Christ can give.
This verse isn’t about superhuman achievement. It’s about quiet, Christ-centred strength for every situation. Whether in abundance or lack, Paul says he can endure it all—because Christ gives him strength.
When life feels overwhelming, this verse reminds us where our help truly comes from—not from people or plans, but from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.
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