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  A case for the gospel for every context with wisdom and grace

  How do we share the Christian message in a way that makes it intelligible to peoples who do not share similar conceptual-belief system to ours, or one near enough for us to find common ground? How can the Gospel speak through us to a people of foreign tongue and disparate beliefs?

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  Jesus is coming to a morally grey comic universe, re-setting the standard as the original super hero

  The stories in traditional comics were about justice and the battle between good and evil. More recently, issues like politics, mental health, diversity, inner demons, and social justice are increasingly common. With today's fictional superheroes becoming morally grubby characters, Jesus outshines them all as the real-life hero exemplar.

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  Letting the love of God change our attitudes toward work

  Work is sometimes viewed as a necessary evil, and even among those with a more biblically aligned view, it can certainly feel like that sometimes. Which is why a discussion of love in the context of work may come as a bit of a surprise. But for Christians, it shouldn't be.

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  With Nigerian believers on the move who will help them spread the gospel?

  With a large increase of emigration from Nigeria in the last four years, the majority of whom are Christians, could this be a signal to something beyond mere migration? Could this be part of a new wave of missionary engagement around the world?

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  The simple act of being a witness that opens the door to the gospel

  What if we could be effective in helping unchurched people become followers of Jesus without learning scripts, without steering conversations, without campaigns, crusades or anything else that seems like a relationship destroyer?

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