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The Greek tie concluded it – this year the Royal Family became irrelevant - Vimarsana News

The Greek tie concluded it – this year the Royal Family became irrelevant

Charles’ tie simply captured the ever-decreasing relevance of British monarchy

Pope Francis vs. John Piper: Two views of 'masculinizing' the church – Baptist News Global - Vimarsana News

Pope Francis vs. John Piper: Two views of 'masculinizing' the church – Baptist News Global

The pope’s apology is a stark contrast to John Piper’s claim that “God has given Christianity a masculine feel.”

Who are Nick Cannon's 12 children and their mothers? All we know - Vimarsana News

Who are Nick Cannon's 12 children and their mothers? All we know

The Masked Singer host Nick Cannon is a doting father to 12 children including his eldest, twins Monroe and Moroccan, 12, whom he welcomed with ex-wife Mariah Carey, and son Legendary with Selling Sunset star Bre Tiesi. See all the details of his large family here...

Rule with fear of God; Apostolic Church urges politicians - Vimarsana News

Rule with fear of God; Apostolic Church urges politicians

Articles on OpinionNigeria's platform are objective, constructive, mind buggling and compels people to take ownership of issues in order to bring about practicable solutions.

Christmas to 2nd Advent: The Austere Blessedness of Waiting - Vimarsana News

Christmas to 2nd Advent: The Austere Blessedness of Waiting

Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote in God is in the Manger: Reflections on Advent and Christmas, “Whoever does not know the austere blessedness of waiting—that is, of hopefully doing without—will never experience the full blessing of fulfillment.” So true. Advent, which ended last night, is all about waiting. Not only does Advent entail waiting for Jesus’ birth, which we celebrate today. It is also about the second Advent, when Jesus comes again. Such waiting is “austere,” that is, severe and harsh. But it does not lead the faithful to despair, but to energizing comfort and joy.