First things first: bookings for next year’s THINK Conference are now open (and 150 of our 200 spaces have already gone, so if you’re interested you need to get in quick). We’ll be studying the Torah in south London from 6th to 8th July, I’ll be speaking, and you can find all the details on the link. Hopefully we’ll see some of you there.

Those who are unable to make it in July, but still fancy a biblical deep dive over the next few months - alongside a smaller and more international crowd, surrounded by bicycles, canals and windmills - might be interested that I am doing an alternative THINK conference in Rotterdam on 4-5 November this year, on the book of Revelation. It will be hosted by Redeemer Church Rotterdam; we did the same thing last year and it was a beautiful time, full of insights and people from all around the North Sea. You can book in here.

And then there is the personal news. The short version of the story, told from a King’s Church London perspective, is here:

The longer version, told from the point of view of KCC Southampton, is here:

(Among other things, this news means that from 2028 onwards THINK will be hosted in Southampton. Before you ask, yes, the building has air conditioning.)

That’s probably enough news for one article, but just in case it isn’t, I’ll add that I’m now writing and posting on Substack, which is partly why (despite what I said last year) I’ve largely stopped posting things here. Oh, and my book page is here. See you soon!