As the new year unfolds, let us strive to give without acknowledgement, serve without ego and seek to be first by being last. Nathan Andrews suggests our quest for 2024 can very well be anonymity, if you please.
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Interim CEO & Managing Consultant, Life Focus Society
Articles & Videos by Nathan Andrews
By looking for their identity in their sexuality, the Trans are actually seeking the Imago Dei lost. So we need to create a place where they find their Creator and feel at home in His presence, suggests Nathan Andrews
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Even as a full-scale conflict is on over Ukraine, let us put our confidence in the Lord of History as He reigns, says Nathan Andrews.
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God is not absent but actively involved even in major conflicts, says Nathan Andrews
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The tennis world no.1 got us taking up stances on the covid protocol. Read Nathan Andrews’ article to help think through it.
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From the first Adam to the second Adam how did men see and perceive women? Hear Nathan Andrews as he unveils the truth beginning with Adam and Solomon and then going on to Lord Jesus. This is part two of the series, Women- Through a man’s lens.
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At Christmas, the Almighty comes to us and says, follow me. He knows where he’s going and we can follow him with certainty even in these uncertain times. In fact, that is the smartest thing we can do, says Nathan Andrews in this concluding part of the series on Christmas.
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Deity dwelt in humanity! Our jaw will hit the floor if we fully comprehended the depth of the love of God. For God so loved us, at Christmas he became one of us, choosing to even change his form, says Nathan Andrews in this third of the four-part series on Christmas.
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Maker of the sun, made under the sun? Sounds incredible, right? Christmas is indeed the enfleshment of the Creator, says Nathan Andrews in this second of his four-part series on Christmas.
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John finds common ground and speaks into the context and culture of the day when he refers to Jesus as Logos or the Word and not as God’s son, Son of Man or even Messiah, in the famous opening lines of the Gospel of John.
Nathan Andrews unveils the absolute wonder of the Christmas story of how God himself became man. First of a four-part series.
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Imagination, per se, is good, but a mind stayed on the Word is better. When we pander to the cravings via a fertile imagination, we can set ourselves up for not mere dissatisfaction but for even entertaining untruths and getting unrealistic as well, alerts Nathan Andrews.
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