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Student Ministries Unite in Prayer for Revival

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  • Fusion and UCCF, once divided by mistrust, have come together in prayer for university revival.
  • Through honest conversation and shared worship, both ministries found forgiveness and unity in Christ.
  • The ‘Do It Again’ initiative now brings Christians from diverse backgrounds together in nearly 30 locations to pray for students.

Christian student organizations Fusion and UCCF have moved from conflict to cooperation, embracing unity under a shared mission to bring students to Christ. Through humility and genuine dialogue, years of division have given way to forgiveness and partnership for the sake of the gospel.

This new season of unity led to the nationwide ‘Do It Again’ prayer movement, uniting churches and students in common prayer for revival in universities. Each unique approach is valued as part of God’s greater tapestry, with all bringing offerings to the altar of student ministry.

“When you make a habit of sitting around the table with those you once viewed with suspicion, you see how similar we all are, underneath it all.”

Recognizing prayer as the true language of unity, these ministries now strive together, seeking God’s move across campuses rather than competing. This January, the call extends further, with doors wide open for all believers to join in intercession for this generation.

“This catch needs friends to help haul it in. That’s just one reason I’m rejoicing that we can stand together in prayer as we cry out ‘Jesus is Lord’ and invite every student to follow him.”

Join with fellow believers to support revival on campus and stand in prayer for the next generation of Christian leaders.

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Estranged Children and Biblical Family Ties

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  • The Bible commands children to honor their father and mother (Exodus 20:12).
  • Scripture warns against bitterness and urges reconciliation within families (Ephesians 4:31-32).
  • God places high value on generational relationships and the passing down of faith (Psalm 78:4-7).

At a recent breakfast three friends shared the same heartbreak: grown children who had cut off all contact even with grandchildren. It is a growing trend and one the Bible speaks to directly.

Many counselors and social media voices frame cutting off parents as healthy boundaries or necessary self-care. The practice has gained traction especially among younger adults influenced by therapeutic language that often places personal feelings above family duty.

Yet Scripture consistently elevates the lifelong responsibility children have toward their parents. The fifth commandment does not expire when a person turns eighteen and the call to honor remains even when relationships are imperfect.

“Honor your father and your mother, that your days may be long in the land that the Lord your God is giving you.”

Christian counselors note that estrangement often stems from unresolved conflicts that could be addressed through repentance forgiveness and godly counsel rather than permanent separation. The pattern of total cutoff also deprives grandchildren of the generational wisdom and love Scripture expects families to pass on.

“Fathers shall not be put to death for their children nor shall children be put to death for their fathers. Each one shall die for his own sin.”

The trend reflects a broader cultural shift that elevates individual autonomy over covenantal family bonds. While abuse must never be minimized or excused the biblical model still calls believers to pursue peace and reconciliation wherever possible.

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JRR Tolkien Honored Beside CS Lewis In Westminster Abbey Poets Corner

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  • J.R.R. Tolkien was a devout Catholic whose faith shaped his storytelling in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.
  • C.S. Lewis, a close friend of Tolkien, was a prominent Christian writer whose works also reflect deep faith.
  • Both authors are celebrated for weaving Christian values into their literary masterpieces.

J.R.R. Tolkien, the devout Catholic author whose Christian beliefs helped shape The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, will be honored with a memorial in Westminster Abbey’s Poets’ Corner alongside his close friend and fellow Christian writer C.S. Lewis.

The decision to place Tolkien’s memorial in Poets’ Corner marks a fitting tribute to a man whose faith and imagination have touched millions of readers across generations.

“It is a joy to see Tolkien’s legacy recognized in such a historic and sacred place,”

“His stories continue to inspire readers with themes of courage, sacrifice, and redemption that echo the Gospel.”

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Ordinary Believers Yield Extraordinary Fruit When Surrendered to God

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  • Robin Rempel describes herself as an average person yet has witnessed God produce extraordinary fruit through her surrendered life.
  • Scripture consistently shows the Lord using ordinary individuals to accomplish His purposes, as seen in the lives of Gideon, Esther, and the early disciples.
  • Christian teaching affirms that genuine effectiveness flows not from personal strength but from humble dependence upon the Lord.

Often we think we must be extraordinary people for God to use us, but that is not true. Robin Rempel exemplifies this. She sees herself as quite an average person, yet with God’s help she has been part of an extraordinarily fruitful ministry.

This is her story.

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