Matthew Bingham

1 week ago | crossway.org | Matthew Bingham |Michael Reeves

Modern ChristianityWhy do evangelicals become ex-evangelicals? The answers vary: some leave because they have been wounded by unwise or even abusive leaders; others depart because they come to doubt the truthfulness of Scripture; for still many more, there is no one obvious reason, just a long, slow drifting away. But for a significant number of ex-evangelicals, their disillusionment is not about religious apathy or aversion but, rather, quite the opposite.

1 week ago | crossway.org | Matthew Bingham

Bibles Books Tracts Articles Donate By Matthew C. Bingham ... Show All How 21st-Century Evangelicals Can Pursue Spiritual Growth through Early Modern Puritan Piety “Keep your heart” (Proverbs 4:23). “Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling” (Philippians 2:12). “Grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ” (2 Peter 3:18).

2 months ago | expressandstar.com | Matthew Bingham

Funding goes well beyond Labour’s manifesto pledge, helping councils fix the equivalent of 88,000 potholes next year and saving drivers hundreds of pounds in repairs. England’s roads have been plagued by potholes for too long, and the Government is investing to boost infrastructure as part of its Plan for Change. Antonia Bance, Labour Member of Parliament for Tipton, Wednesbury and Coseley, has welcomed extra funding of £3.3 million to boost repairs and fix potholes in Dudley and Sandwell.

2 months ago | expressandstar.com | Matthew Bingham

Labour’s Employment Rights Bill will bring back the School Support Staff Negotiating Body, giving thousands of education workers a real say in their pay and working conditions. Under the negotiating body support staff would see: Professional recognition – better training meaning higher standards for all children Central pay negotiations – just like teachers Better recruitment and retention – fewer staff shortages Across England, over 800,000 workers stand to benefit from this major shake-up.

2 months ago | expressandstar.com | Matthew Bingham

Antonia Bance MP is campaigning alongside local residents against the planning application, which is currently awaiting a decision from Dudley Council’s Planning Committee.   Antonia Bance MP for Tipton, Wednesbury and Coseley said:“I was devastated to see plans to turn the Old Chainyard into yet another convenience store. Our Black Country locals are vital to our community and need to be protected.”  “It was great to pop in and catch up with the landlady Amanda and her regulars.