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A Relationship With The Risen Jesus: Christian Experience - Vimarsana News

A Relationship With The Risen Jesus: Christian Experience

The greatest goal of Paul’s life was a relationship with the resurrected Jesus. He considered everything else as worthless rubbish compared to this one thing. Paul claimed that knowing Jesus is the most critical thing, without which we will not be able to be changed by the power of Jesus’ resurrection.

A Sin Which Can Be Forgiven by Peter Toon - Vimarsana News

A Sin Which Can Be Forgiven by Peter Toon

A Sin Which Can Be Forgiven: Toward a Biblical Perspective on Divorce and Remarriage in the Churches Today by Peter Toon

Martin Luther's Mariology: Reply to James Swan - Vimarsana News

Martin Luther's Mariology: Reply to James Swan

. . . Particularly the Immaculate Conception / Has Present-Day Protestantism Maintained the Classical “Reformational” Heritage of Mariology? This is a Exchange on the topic of Martin Luther's Mariology, with anti-Catholic Reformed Protestant Luther defender James Swan. I run rings around him, content-wise.

Analysing the weather and workings of the WI - Vimarsana News

Analysing the weather and workings of the WI

A THEATRE company established 50 years ago is staging two plays with quintessentially British themes at Goring Lock, arriving as part of a UK tour on an old wor...

Tracy Brabin's letter opposing 'confusing' Channel 4 privatisation signed by dozens including Kay Mellor - Vimarsana News

Tracy Brabin's letter opposing 'confusing' Channel 4 privatisation signed by dozens including Kay Mellor

Dozens of cultural and business leaders from Yorkshire have joined national politicians in signing an open letter opposing the "extraordinary and confusing decision" to privatise Channel 4.