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Peace Child
We all want peace. It’s a human desire.
Ask yourself this: what price would you pay,
And how much would it be worth,
Just for one single day, to bring peace to the... Read more -
Assessing the Ministry of Tim Keller
This is a superb debate about Tim Keller's ministry and legacy between Collin Hansen and James Wood, hosted by Peter Leithart. Collin has literally written the book on... Read more -
Books of the Year 2025
Birds have wings; humans have books. One of the great delights of my job is having the time to read books, the privilege of being sent plenty to review, and the budget... Read more -
Did Mark 16 Originally End With Verses 9-20?
We've been doing a series of devotional videos out of Mark's Gospel this term, and the other day it finished unexpectedly: with me explaining why I don't think Mark... Read more -
Two Truths and an Opportunity to Disciple Young People in...
Jean Twenge’s new book 10 Rules for Raising Kids in a High-Tech World came out last month and is the latest in a recent stream of titles calling out the threat of... Read more -
A Plea for Trinitarian Worship
There is something about Revelation 4-5 that seems to bamboozle certain songwriters. Preachers and commentators on this passage, and most readers in my experience, can... Read more -
Stop Brainstorming
Matthew Syed's book Black Box Thinking is a fascinating exploration of why failure is your friend. In this passage he considers the common practice of brainstorming,... Read more -
Authenteo and Mastery
Ideally, a good translation of the word authenteō in 1 Timothy 2:12 – “I do not permit a woman to teach or have/exercise/assume/take/usurp authority over a man” -... Read more -
Blinkers, Bias and the BBC
I have always regarded (and defended) the BBC as impressively neutral. My general rule of thumb is that when you hear people complaining about the national broadcaster... Read more -
Disentangling Christian Nationalism
Tim Suffield thinks that the modern version of Christian Nationalism is coming to the UK, and I think he's right. Until recently it could be understood as an essentially... Read more - Page < 1 2 3 4 > Last ›