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THINK 2019: Revelation
It's exciting for me to launch next year's THINK conference on the book of Revelation, to be held at King's Church London from 9-11 July. You can book in here; I should... Read more -
The Nazareth Inscription: The Earliest Christian Artifact?
Kyle Harper has an outstanding essay in the Los Angeles Review of Books on the Nazareth Inscription, an intriguing prohibition of the removal of corpses from tombs from... Read more -
ETS II: My Response to Tom Schreiner
The opening section of my response to Tom Schreiner overlapped with the summary of his argument I posted on Friday, so I won’t rehash that here. Instead I’ll focus... Read more -
ETS I: My Paper on the Continuation of the Charismata
It is a huge privilege to open this discussion on spiritual gifts, with individuals from whom I have learned so much in so many areas. Thank you, Patrick, for making... Read more -
The Gospel and Class: Six Struggles
Acts 29's conference on The Gospel and Class included some incredibly insightful, and sometimes moving, sessions from Mez McConnell, Ian Williamson and others. There... Read more -
The Best Case for Cessationism
Next week I will be in Denver for the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society. The theme of the conference is the Holy Spirit, and on the first morning I... Read more -
Reaching Bedrock with God’s Grace
Tim Keller's The Prodigal Prophet: Jonah and the Mystery of God's Mercy is one of his best books yet. It is certainly my favourite of his biblical or devotional titles,... Read more -
Peanuts, CBT and Martin Luther King
The only bad thing about Greg Lukianoff and Jon Haidt's new book is the title: The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas are Setting Up a... Read more -
Some Exciting News
Regular readers will know about my passion for "Eucharismatic" church life, in which we embrace all of God's gifts, the eucharistic and the charismatic, and worship him... Read more -
The Overtonian Swings and the Newtonian Roundabouts
The first time I heard about “moving the Overton window,” it immediately rang true. In any debate, the theory goes, we have a range of ideas from one extreme to the... Read more - Page < 1 2 3 4 5 > Last ›