Church News Archive

The World in Revolt Understanding the Rebellion at Babel

Nations that once feared God now ignore Him and despise His Word. Children from godly homes are rebelling against the faith of their parents. Not much has changed in the last four thousand years, since Babel.

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Maryam and Marzieh, Iranian Christians, acquitted

We are delighted to hear that Maryam and Marzieh have been acquitted of all charges against them . The ladies faced charges of 'propagation of the Christian faith' and 'apostasy' . They have expressed their thanks to all those who have prayed for them during their imprisonment. Read more here >>

Thank you to all of you who interceded and campaigned on behalf of Maryam and Marzieh.

Praise God for this answer to our prayers. Please continue to uphold these two Christian women, and their families, in your prayers.

With best wishes,

Alice J
Advocacy Manager
Open Doors UK & Ireland

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Jesus Christ our Creator

A biblical defence of the Trinity

by Jonathan Sarfati

The doctrine of the Trinity is difficult for some people to understand. But this is what God has revealed in Scripture about His own Being, so we should believe it.

The doctrine of the Trinity states that in the unity of the Godhead there are three eternal and co-equal Persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit, the same in essence but distinct in role — three Persons (or three centres of consciousness) and one Being (see diagram, below) The different senses of one-ness and three-ness mean that the doctrine is not self-contradictory. This is similar in principle to saying that the navy, army, and airforce are three distinct fighting entities, but are also one armed service. NB: this is not to suggest that the three persons are ‘parts' of God. Indeed, each Person has the fullness of the Godhead (see Colossians 2:9). A better analogy is that space contains three dimensions, yet the dimensions are not ‘parts' — the concept of ‘space' is meaningless without all three dimensions.

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Christians in Parliament (CiP) is a non-denominational and official all-Party body, working throughout Westminster with a clear vision: to encourage relationships in, with and through our Lord Jesus Christ.

You will be pleased to know that there is more Christian activity in the Palace of Westminster than generally assumed. Contrary to the media image it is a rather friendly place, and is home for a large part of the day to some ten thousand people.

For more on Christians In Parliament click below.

www.christiansinparliament.org.uk