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Some thoughts from THINK
I’ve read NT Wright, and listened to him online, but before last week's THINK conference had never sat under his teaching in the flesh. It was a stimulating day, and... Read more -
A Meaningful Marriage Manifesto
The House of Lords might yet hold things up but it looks like 'same-sex marriage' (intentional quotes because 'same-sex' and 'marriage' is as oxymoronic as it gets) will... Read more -
Believe Jesus: Resting in God
Hebrews 4:1-13
‘Rest’ is a somewhat ambivalent word. If you are tired, the prospect of a rest can be very attractive, but to many of us the idea of rest might seem... Read more -
What’s Wrong With Joel Osteen?
Several posts back someone asked a question, apropos nothing as far as the post went, but nonetheless interesting, about what the Think team thinks of Joel Osteen. I... Read more -
Believe Jesus: The Deadly Danger of Unbelief
Hebrews 3:7-19
Throughout this epistle, the people of Israel during their wanderings in the wilderness serve as an illustration of how the people of God are not to... Read more -
Believe Jesus: We’re the house!
Hebrews 3:1-6
Houses have terrific value for us, emotionally as well as economically. They often represent far more to us than mere bricks and mortar, becoming... Read more -
A More Generous Portion of Pudding
Omelettes, souffles, cakes, bears, confessions, apostles... we’re running the risk of a dangerously tottering heap of metaphors stacked on a precarious pile of plates... Read more -
Working Out Which Pudding You’re Putting The Egg In
I enjoyed Andrew’s ‘Overegging the Relational Pudding’ post and agree with much of his sentiment – these are things we have chatted about, off and on, a number... Read more -
Five P’s of Church Life or Death
Part of my purpose in visiting the States recently was to spend some time with New Life Community Church in Chicago. I love Chicago. It is a fantastic city, and it is... Read more -
How Does Society Change?
This is a question that occupies many of us, and lies behind a surge in publishing and blogging by Christians concerned with the impact made by the gospel. Read more - Page ‹ First < 44 45 46 47 48 > Last ›