This is the top 40 Christian organisation blogs. I generated a large list of working Christian blogs, and then I asked ChatGPT to rank them in exactly the same way we did for the personal ones. These sites then are ranked by how much they are similar to personal Christian blogs. Read more
The authors listed here produce the best of old fashioned blogging. Here is your go-to source for personal insights, spiritual inspiration, practical advice, and biblical insights. You will find encouragement through life’s challenges, personal growth ideas, and relatable stories from fellow believers. I have already posted a page with a widget that shares the recent posts from these blogs. Follow the link and you’ll find fresh perspectives and ancient wisdom from some of the most influential voices in the Christian... Read more
Am I a Personal Blogger or a Columnist? So many of the blogs I used to love are gone. But this page proves Christian blogs are far from dead! Here is fresh spiritually uplifting content for you from a range of top blogs. Read more
This list of books on Heaven is ranked by a composite importance scale considering scholarly value, relevance, popularity, impact, and originality. It was generated with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence connected to the Internet. ChatGPT is getting better and better at tasks like this. Read more
When we focus on heaven we can cope with the suffering we all experience on earth: "There’s nothing on earth that actually satisfies the desire for home. Home isn’t just a house, home is a place where everything fits. Jesus is saying I am your shelter from the stormy blast and your eternal home." Tim Keller Read more
I have been learning more about the Jesus Revolution Movement after watching the movie a while back. It is fascinating to see just how remarkable the impact of that work of God is till today. One of the key players is Chuck Smith and as the movie points out he was changed by the experience with his small church dramatically growing, and over time Calvery Chapel grew into a large movement. As we will see in a future article, this group also sparked the Vineyard Movement. Read more
There are a number of really interesting characters in Sir Keir Starmer's new cabinet. Before the election I listened to a fascinating interview with one of them, our new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Wes Streeting. It was a rare departure from the usual carefully choreographed policy-based interviews, and this one went behind the politician to hear about the man. Read more
Both presidential candidates are routinely described by the other party as being a threat to the existence of democracy. Why are we surprised that someone took it upon themselves to try and remove one of them? It is time for the political temperature in the USA to be turned down. Read more
“Don’t say God loves the sinner,” say some Calvinists, "He only loves his predestined elect". But as Spurgeon said "Jesus did not die to make God love sinners, for he always did love them". As the Bible tells us: "God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us. (Rom. 5:8, NIV) Read more
How well do pastors care for those with chronic unsolvable problems? Adrian talks with John Stevens, a leading UK christian. They spoke about servant leadership, a phrase used by Sir Keir Starmer but which ought to be deeply rooted in Church leadership. The mature Christian or pastor ought not to be remote, strong, entrepreneurial and untouchable but rather someone who knows what it is to have human weaknesses and go through human sufferings, and yet to find Christ in the midst. If you are a pastor or church member who is struggling with feeling you are failing to meet the expectations you have put on yourself this discussion will serve you well. Read more
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