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On Ancient Habits & New Insights
In my introduction to Jon Marshall's review of From Genesis to Junia last week I made the observation that it is rare for there to be anything groundbreaking in recent... Read more -
Men: Good, Authentic & Built for More
Perhaps I shouldn’t admit this, but I loved the Barbie movie, and have watched it at least three times. I do have four daughters. Read more -
From Genesis to Junia: A Friendly Review. Part 2
Here is the second part of Jon Marshall's review of Preston Sprinkle's 'From Genesis to Junia'. Read more -
From Genesis to Junia: A Friendly Review. Part 1.
In recent years there has been a steady stream of books published offering a fresh perspective on the roles of men and women in the church. It is rare for there to be... Read more -
Revelation In An Hour
The book of Revelation is notoriously complex and prone to suffering from flights of hermeneutical fantasy - especially in chaotic times such as those in which we live.... Read more -
A Poem of the Cross
This poem was written by Bryan Hart, and largely inspired by C.S. Lewis’s Till We Have Faces. Though there are two obvious references to the novel (the usage of the... Read more -
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Finding the Joy in February
It’s a shame that Andrew’s book on happiness isn’t hitting the shelves until the summer: it’s in the winter that many of us particularly need help finding the... Read more -
Hitting the Mats
Over on The Gospel Coalition Seth Troutt posts about three things he’s learnt from Brazilian jiu-jitsu that can be applied to discipleship: humility, hierarchy and... Read more -
Demographics and the Church
Is your church stable in numbers, shrinking, or growing? What is the average age in your congregation? What is the ethnic make-up? How many under 18s are there? And how... Read more - Page 1 2 3 > Last ›