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God's Interest in Your Financial Interests: Sowing and ReapingThe philosophy of the world is to get all you can, can all you get, and sit on the can. This isn't the way of the Kingdom of God though as Tony shares. [03.03.03]Why Christian Broadcasting is Difficult in This Country
J Peter Wilson, the Broadcasting Campaigns Consultant for Evangelical Alliance, spells out the harsh reality of Christian broadcasting in Britain. [27.02.03]
Cross Rhythms Festival: Gideon's HeartThe unexpected cry of "small is beautiful" is behind the announcement of the recommencement of the CROSS RHYTHMS FESTIVAL in Devon in 2003. Tony Cummings reports. [07.01.03]
The Positive Aspect Of NegativityDoes every cloud have a silver lining? With the church in numerical decline, is there a positive side to that? Chris unpacks his thinking. [06.01.03]
God's Interest in Your Financial Interests: Living Financially FreeDo you love money? Are you seeking it? Or is it just a means to an end? Tony helps us to look at how we value money in our lives. [01.01.03]
24-7The day-and-night prayer initiative 24-7, birthed from a fellowship in Chichester, is spreading like wildfire across Britain's churches. Kelly Smith reports on this unexpected youth revolution. [03.12.02]
Help, God! I need Your Mercy!Do you fail and fall short? Join the club. Kerry encourages us with her story in this feature. [06.11.02]
Meanwhile, at Conway House...Tony Cummings spends some time with three members of the Cross Rhythms team to learn of the latest developments in the Cross Rhythms ministry. [01.11.02]
If You've Got Nothing Worth Dying For, You've Got Nothing Worth Living ForChris encourages us to fight those issues of self and really start to seek the Kingdom within where the true power of our faith lies in this article. [27.09.02]
State of GrowthThe Stoke-on-Trent ministry CROSS RHYTHMS continues to move forward on numerous fronts. Tony Cummings reports from the Conway House epicentre. [01.09.02]
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