All Faith at home articles – Page 5
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Faith at homeDad to three at 31
Reverend David Nwogbe is the youngest black vicar in the church of England. And at just 31 he is also father of three children. He talks faith at home, and being daddy and the vicar.
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Faith at homeRemembrance Sunday
Tomorrow is Remembrance Sunday, and to Jo Northey that day is particularly poignant. She shares why and how she will be marking the centenary of the end of the First World War in her family.
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Faith at homeVirtual reality gospel
Ben Jones from Missional Generation shows how we can use virtual and augmented reality to get children and young people engaged with the gospel.
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Faith at homeSoul Survivor
Tom Smith is worship leader at Soul Survivor church. He shares why his relationship with God has changed so much since becoming dad that he wished he’d had kids sooner!
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Faith at homeCan you hear it?
Here is a story for you to tell at home, perhaps at bedtime or as part of a God time during the day. Read the whole story at once, or split it up into verses, depending on how much time you have. You could also use it as part of a children’s session.
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Faith at homeDigital detox
Is your family’s digital diet out of control? Father-of-four Mark Ellis shares his family’s experiences and suggests some ideas to help us achieve a healthy balance
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Christmas Tradition
Christmas is a funny time for Christians because it’s a central story for us, but the festival has become all sorts of things to all sorts of people.
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Faith at homeA shiny pearl
Stories are powerful, they challenge our thinking and shape who we are. And there is no story more powerful than God’s great rescue story weaved throughout the pages of the Bible.
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Faith at homeElijah meets with God
Stories are powerful, they challenge our thinking and shape who we are. And there is no story more powerful than God’s great rescue story weaved throughout the pages of the Bible.
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Faith at homeDinner time with Eli and sons
Stories are powerful, they challenge our thinking and shape who we are. And there is no story more powerful than God’s great rescue story weaved throughout the pages of the Bible.
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Faith at homeKing Saul’s caught short
Stories are powerful, they challenge our thinking and shape who we are. And there is no story more powerful than God’s great rescue story weaved throughout the pages of the Bible.
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Faith at homeBricklayers united
Stories are powerful, they challenge our thinking and shape who we are. And there is no story more powerful than God’s great rescue story weaved throughout the pages of the Bible.
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Faith at homeSaul and Jesus
Here is a story for you to tell at home, perhaps at bedtime or as part of a God time during the day. You could also use it as part of a children’s session.
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Faith at homeIt’s OK not to be OK
You’re late for the school run. Your teenage daughter is screaming upstairs because her blazer is dirty. You had washed, dried and ironed it ready for this morning, but she has spilled foundation all over it. She knows it’s not your fault but she’s stressed about the mock exams taking place later in the day, so she lashes out at whoever is listening.
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Faith at homeFaith as trusting
Our family recently went on a two-month camping adventure. My husband had a contract that either meant a four-hour commute or staying away, so instead we all went and camped nearby. A few weeks in we visited my parents with clothes to wash, devices to charge and jobs to do using their Wi-Fi. It never occurred to me that they would say no. I knew they would welcome us with open arms (and a warm shower), and that they would let us use their clean towels and washing machine before sending us off to continue on our adventure.
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Faith at homeAmerican pastor commits suicide
Inland Hills lead pastor Andrew Stoecklein, 30, recently died after battling depression and anxiety. While I don’t know whether he was getting any help with this, I can safely say that many of us – men in particular – do not seek help when we are going through struggles.
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Faith at homeA shiny pearl
Here is a story for you to tell at home, perhaps at bedtime or as part of a God time during the day.
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Forming faith rituals: Faith as imagining
What is faith? When I ask this I usually get a variety of answers including ‘belief’, ‘trust’ and ‘action’. I recently asked this during a Facebook Live session and the answers included ‘hope, trust or belief in someone or something we can’t see or feel’.
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