By William Wade2024-04-30T16:38:00
Some believe the UK is on the verge of a Christian revival, but don’t be fooled, says William Wade, a move of God will be found in the most unlikely of places
There has been talk recently of an emerging Christian revival in our midst. Perhaps in the absence of real political or institutional hope, people tend to run to something. For many it’s hedonism, for some asceticism, but for others, a form of spirituality. It is interesting, though, that in these days of enlightened and scientific privilege there would be a turning towards the Christian God.
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