By Chris Goswami2024-07-05T15:09:00
Source: Reuters
Chris Goswami unpacks five fundamental truths that can guide followers of Jesus during times of change
As you wake up to the results of the UK Election, you might find yourself in a moment of anticipation, celebration or regret, depending on who you voted for. Or maybe you’re just massively relieved. At least now our news broadcasters will stop banging on about who’s behind in the polls, and asking random people in a pub which way they will vote.
But, regardless of our new government, there are fundamental truths that can guide followers of Jesus at times like this.
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