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When God “knit us together in our mother’s womb” he did not make us one size fits all; he created a veritable smorgasbord of personalities among his people. The church needs people of all personalities – and not just in the ways we might imagine. Next time you become aware of a need in your church, let’s sink to our knees – call a friend – and ask the question, “Lord, could it be me?”
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Join us in thanking God for Helen and her incredibly fruitful ministry as part of BCUK, and in praying for Lottie and Ailsa as they begin their roles with us, that together we may ‘bear fruit in every good work’ (Colossians 1:10).
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Lack of assurance can be a normal Christian experience, often resolved through help in clarifying gospel truths. But the character of scrupulosity is such that fears of condemnation and doubts concerning my standing with God besiege the mind with obsessional force. Thoughts become intruders. A sense of irredeemable sin leads to lack of certainty about my salvation.
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When it comes to a culture of care in our churches, something always grows. Sometimes it’s fruitful – sometimes it’s not – but there will always be a culture there. Join us for our regional events this autumn.
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In conversational ministry it is vital that we should know how to speak well about the workings of the sinful heart, the path of repentance and the saviour in whom true refuge can be found. Steve Midgley introduces the 2027 BCUK National Conference.
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How many conversations became battles because both people believed they already knew the other’s heart? The stories we tell ourselves matter. Because eventually we stop responding to people and we start responding to the version of them we’ve created.
