The Trinity todayGuest ColumnGarry Williams, MA, MSt, PhD In last month's article I suggested that Christians face increasing questioning and even hostility in at least two areas, and I outlined the first - a challenge to the Bible's morality. The second concerns the doctrine of the Trinity. Unlike the challenge to the Bible, the challenge to…
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The Bible tomorrow Guest Column Garry Williams, MA, MSt, PhD The Lord knows the end from the beginning (Isaiah 46:8-11) and tells us to let tomorrow worry about itself (Matthew 6:34), so we should not be too preoccupied with the future. Nonetheless, Scripture also tells us to be alert to tomorrow's needs, commending the example of the…
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Timing the pass - Guest ColumnPeter Milsom It's encouraging to see the Lord raising up a new generation of pastors. In recent years, two-thirds of evangelical churches in the Associating Evangelical Churches of Wales have called a new pastor. If these men, and others like them, are to exercise fruitful ministries, we need prayerfully to…
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'Love one another deeply from the heart' Guest Column Peter Milsom One of the great challenges facing us as Christians is the need to relate to each other well. The evangelical Christian community is fragmented. The temptation is to move in ever-smaller circles of fellowship and choose the company of those who agree with us in every…
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Battling with technopoly (3) How to live faithfully in the iPod generation Guest Column Anthony Selvaggio Over the last two months, we have seen the harmful effects that technopoly can exert. However, our use of technology need not degenerate into technopoly. Technopoly can be resisted. In order to resist it, we must engage in the very activities which…
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Battling with technopoly (2) Guest Column However, we must realise that this is a common human pattern. As Derek Kidner notes: 'Cain's family is a microcosm: its pattern of technical prowess and moral failure is that of humanity'.1 We may fall prey to technopoly too. So how do we know if we are suffering from its…
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Battling with technopoly Guest Column A couple of years ago I asked my wife for a portable Global Positioning System device, also known as a 'GPS'. A GPS device allows you to identify your exact location by means of satellite system. It prevents you getting lost when hiking, camping, hunting or fishing. It allows you to…
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Two resurrections Guest Column Holy Scripture has its own rules for interpretation and only the Holy Spirit can open to anyone the true meaning of a passage or even of the whole Book. A passage may become a stumbling block if we ignore the main principle of biblical interpretation - namely, that the best interpreter of the…
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The forces of counter-reformation Guest Column Martin Luther concluded his famous book On the bondage of the will with these words, addressed to his antagonist, Erasmus: 'I give you great praise, and proclaim it - you alone in pre-eminent distinction from all others, have entered upon the thing itself; that is, the grand turning point…
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Grace in the Sermon on the Mount Guest Column I faced a huge problem almost as soon as I became a Christian. I joined a church and was baptised. My thirst for the Word of God was great, and my enthusiasm for knowledge compelled me to read the Bible. So far so good. I began as most…
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Raising Christian children (3) Guest Column One of the blessings of being an itinerant preacher is to live in other people's homes. It is always interesting to see how others live, and the best way to find out is to live with their families. It is also one of the best ways to see how people raise…
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Raising Christian children (2) Guest Column 'Of the making of books there is no end', we read in Ecclesiastes. And nowhere does that seem truer than in the area of self-help books on raising children. Christians seem to be as affected by this fashion as the rest of society. Some years ago I received the advice not…
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