Soul Food
Grow in Your Faith with Food for the Soul
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Dominion, The Making of the Western Mind by Tom Holland: Book Review
“Why I was wrong about Christianity,” was the opening pitch by historian Tom Holland, concerning a seismic shift taking place in Western understanding of our heritage, hopes and values.
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Christian T-Shirts, Faith Apparel | ByFaith Tees
Calling all believers, ByFaith Tees is thrilled to announce the launch of our exciting new collection of Christian clothing, designed to uplift your spirit and empower your walk with Christ. We understand that Christian clothing is more than just fashion; it’s a declaration of your beliefs.
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Netanyahu, the Third Temple’s Location and the Coming Messiah
Who told Netanyahu to prepare Israel for the Messiah, where will the Third Temple be built and what will happen to the Dome of the Rock and Al-Aqsa Mosque? Will they be moved in peacetime, shattered by an earthquake or will it be shared sovereignty.
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Abolishing Childhood: A Child’s Right to an Age of Innocence – Radical LGBTQ+ Education or Indoctrination
After the release of Dr Hilary Cass’ bombshell report demolishing the NHS’s entire gender treatment model, questions are being asked about how radical LGBTQ+ pressure groups have influenced medical care, education and the culture. Long-held standards that once defined truth for all and societal norms have faced increasing challenges over the past century, with a significant shift in recent years.
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D-Day 80th Anniversary, 6 June 2024, Rees Howells and the Intercessors at the Bible College of Wales
Rees Howells, a powerful intercessor, led a fervent prayer movement in the years leading up to D-Day. Believing in the power of spiritual warfare, Howells and his students didn’t just pray for victory, they wrestled in prayer against the demonic forces hindering the Allied cause.
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Why Scientists Think God Could Exist
There’s a mystery at the heart of the universe – why is it uniquely fine-tuned to support life? Many scientists are baffled by the puzzle of life and are honest about its implications.