Some wonder how war could happen in the 21st Century. But God never promised us infinite progress
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Tim Farron MP2022-03-24T10:00:00
Conflict shouldn’t surprise Christians. Jesus warned us that there would be trouble in this fallen world, but he also promised that he would overcome it, says Tim Farron
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