When it comes to dealing with a variety of confrontations and bad situations it is often very difficult to know which way to turn.  

One of the big problems as a new Christian was that we had not been given any teaching that would help us understand the behaviour of other people. I know it might seem as a cop out, but in reality being of the world as we all are, we are conditioned to respond in a way that is consistent with everybody else.

If you have read any of my previous articles you'll know that my starting point is based upon us either leaning towards God or leaning towards Satan, however I accept that there are a multitude of reasons, attitudes and excuses why Christians find it hard to get mobilised at a grassroots level, i.e. the congregation actually doing activities en-masse.

You know the score; someone says something and another gets upset, a deal you've been waiting for goes to a competitor, staff don't do as they're told or there's a problem with the building, sometimes everything seems to be against you for no apparent reason.

In a nutshell, it's not supposed to be this way and, wait for it!!! we're 100% responsible to effect a change. If we wait for God to act, we'll be waiting a long time!

Britain is a Christian country, not only because our Queen is Christian but also because all of our laws and statutes are based upon the Bible.

Christian values were established first; they were written in stone for Moses! as stated in the Bible, therefore all moral values have been derived from the Bible. It is deceiving to say that Christian values could be distinct from human values.

But this media debate is ONLY about religion, NOT faith or the supernatural.  What do you think?

This explanation will show that there is more to Christianity than a few churches and a load of people following some bloke called Jesus or God or something like that! I know because I've been in business for 25 years and a Christian for five of them!

Talking or writing about Christianity and getting business people to understand it is quite a task, especially when the super-educated want to theologise the meaning out of it and your average business person thinks that Christianity is out-dated and completely irrelevant.