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True greatness

6 days ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jeff Fountain

We hear a lot of claims these days about ‘making things great’. But what is true greatness? How do we recognise greatness? How will we know when those who promise to ‘restore greatness’ have delivered the goods? What should we be looking for? Jesus had a problem with his disciples’ expectations of greatness. In Matthew 20, as he tries to prepare them for his coming death, they can’t hear what he’s saying. It doesn’t fit their idea of a ‘successful’ messiah.
Face to face

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jaime Fernández

He was one of the best cyclists in history, but he never seemed to find trust or hope for his life. Winner of the most important prizes, he once stated, "In our job, to be a human is hard. Either you bite or you are bitten. Cycling is a sport without a soul". During the year 1994 he lost his life, and they said that he committed suicide, although it seems difficult to know for certain what really happened. He was LUIS OCAÑA, the 1973 winner of the Tour de France.
Päivi Räsänen: “This is not hate speech - it is love speech”

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Daniel Hofkamp |a Christian

In an exclusive interview, Finnish politician and committed Christian Päivi Räsänen reflected on six years of legal battles and the future of Christian freedoms in Europe. In September 2019, Evangelical Focus first reported on the criminal investigation against Finnish member of parliament Päivi Räsänen, following a tweet she posted in June of that year. Almost six years later, and after two court victories, the case is still open in Finland’s highest court.
‘Without the Bible and the Cross there is no gospel’

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Daniel Hofkamp

Many congresses risk disconnecting their participants from the surrounding reality, even if only for a few days. However, the European Congress on Evangelism in Berlin ensures that participants do not forget that the gospel of Jesus Christ, based on the biblical foundation, must respond to the circumstances of the present. The Europe in which we live does not permit an escapist church; it needs a church that cares and is involved.
Ukraine: stories behind the statistics

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Joel Forster

A seminar room in a hotel in Wisla, southern Poland, is packed. It is 2:45 p.m., and despite it being just after lunch and this being an optional session, someone is bringing in more chairs. Some of the 30 participants who have come to listen to people from Ukraine are sitting on the floor due to lack of space.
‘We want to see the gospel proclaimed clearly and boldly in Europe’

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Daniel Hofkamp

The European Congress on Evangelism is taking place since this Tuesday in Berlin with the goal of strengthening evangelism in Europe. The aim of the gathering oarganised by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association is “that the gospel be proclaimed with clarity and courage, because what Europe needs is Jesus Christ and his gospel”, expressed Franklin Graham in a press conference before the beginning of the general program.
Franklin Graham: ‘I do not work for Trump, millions who voted made him president’

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Daniel Hofkamp

Franklin Graham, 73, addressed the media in Berlin (Germany) on the day a conference with 1,000 evangelists in Europe began. The European Congress on Evangelism is organised by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) to promote public preaching of the gospel in a highly secularised continent.
‘Sekeleka’ premieres in Valencia

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Joel Forster

A 60-minute documentary tells the story of a refuge for children with disabilities in Mozambique. Sekeleka (which means “get up” in the Shangana language) is the location of the project led by Sara Marcos Velert, a Spanish missionary in the south-east African country, and the film directed by Eli Padilla takes its name from there. The director learned about the transformative work on the ground as a Christian.
Roots of freedoms?

1 week ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jeff Fountain

As democracy, freedom of speech, human dignity and rights come under increasing threat even in the heart of the western nations, we are being forced to realise we cannot take these elements of our western civilisation for granted anymore. While essential for our lifestyles in free nations, none of these facets are self-evident or self-perpetuating. They have been bequeathed to us by those who often paid a heavy price.
Little battles

2 weeks ago | evangelicalfocus.com | Jaime Fernández

Sometimes we think that little things are not very important. BOTECHIA was one of the winners of the Tour de France in the first half of the twentieth century, and a few years later he died, while still a young man. He was found dead on the road and, for many years, no one knew what had caused his death. Did he fall? Was he murdered? Some years later a farmer confessed to having killed a stranger with a rock because he had stolen some fruit from his orchard.