July 2021
Love one another
We all have ‘others’ in our lives – friends, family. Many readers belong to a church family. Most of the…
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We all have ‘others’ in our lives – friends, family. Many readers belong to a church family. Most of the…
Read moreI’m writing this on the 17th of May. A date long-awaited by our family. As from today, we are allowed…
What can we learn from the history of the church for our engagement with our own culture today? Let me…
Screens have been a problem since long before Covid was an issue. The problem is that, because of accessibility, many…
Challenges faced by care homes have featured prominently in news coverage of Covid-19. Fatality figures among residents, recriminations about government…
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This book was written day by day through the first Covid lockdown. Each page is like a pastoral visit, with a biblical meditation to encourage the reader. There are some books you are glad to have for the sake of…
This must be the most comprehensive study of the subject available today. It is difficult to think of any aspect of Calvinism that is not covered. It is divided into two major sections. The first covers the history, and ranges…
It is difficult to do this book justice in a review – the only way to grasp how helpful it is will be to read it for yourself. John Owen has a reputation for writing in a style that is…
This unusual yet valuable book is not a biography of the influential Puritan. Rather its purpose – which it achieves capably – is ‘to discover the kind of life he hoped his readers would experience’ (p.13). Drawing on Owen’s extensive…
