
(Football Weekly) England get the Euro 2022 party started with a win – Football Weekly Extra
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Robyn Cowen and Ceylon Andi Hickman as England open the Women’s Euros with a victory

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Robyn Cowen and Ceylon Andi Hickman as England open the Women’s Euros with a victory

In this episode of the Audio Bible Podcast, we continue reading through the Old Testament Book of Judges. We are reading Judges chapter 14 from [Read more]

The news to know for Thursday, July 7th, 2022! We’ll tell you about a 4th of July shooting that did not happen thanks to someone now being called a “hero citizen”. Also, another heatwave is bringing triple-digit temperatures to millions of…
Every day is a gift from God. When you take time to appreciate the small blessings of each day, your life will be filled with [Read more]
Legalism is the idea that our works contribute to our salvation. In the Old Covenant, under the Law, it was easy to draw the connection. However, in the New Covenant, it becomes more difficult to discern.
the Bible teaches that salvation is monergistic. Namely, God does all of it. He initiates it and He secures it. As a result, we can give all the glory to God for our redemption. However, many churches believe in a synergistic salvation. That is, God does His part and you must do yours. This works-based salvation implies that your obedience either initiates or sustains your salvation. Again, this is unbiblical as we know that our righteous standing before God does not rest in our obedience but in the perfect obedience of Christ alone.
In this episode, pastor Dale Partridge looks to Romans 2:1-5 to examine the key marks of a legalistic theology in hopes to free Christians from the bondage of a works-based Gospel.
In the fifth episode of our podcast series on the end of Roman Britain, David Musgrove talks to Dr James Gerrard about how society changed as Britain slipped out of Roman control in the fifth century. They also discuss what the latest research can tell us about how people might have reimagined their identities in the face of a changing world.
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Today’s readings come from 2 Kings 20-21; Psalms 82; 2 Kings 22
When Kris Straub uploaded a creepy animated short to YouTube in 2018, he indicated that it was for audiences 18 and older. So why did [Read more]

In the first episode of our sister podcast, Faye Carruthers is joined by Suzanne Wrack, Robyn Cowen and Jonathan Liew to preview the groups of Euro 2022, which kicks off on Wednesday
John Bibb is credited with cultivating Bibb lettuce. But his family’s legacy, good and bad, is all tied to having enslaved people build their familial [Read more]
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