September 2020
The ‘Woke’ agenda
I am asleep. I am not awake. Or to use the PC term, I am not ‘Woke’. I fully agree…
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I am asleep. I am not awake. Or to use the PC term, I am not ‘Woke’. I fully agree…
Read moreIn last month’s ET Stephen Rees set out four things we shouldn’t do if we find that our Bible reading…
The question of how we educate our children is not a matter of indifference or personal taste for Christian disciples.…
The first UK Gay Liberation Front Manifesto was published in 1971. The document urged activists to target law, education, and…
A few years ago, during an open question and answer session on a college campus, a student accused me of…
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We should trust the Bible, says Timothy Paul Jones, because it is ‘grounded in the words of a man who died and rose again’ (p.111). Jones’s basic presupposition is this: ‘If we live in a world where it is possible…
In today’s secular society, religion is often regarded as without rational or scientific basis, and therefore irrelevant to life in the modern world and all areas of public engagement. If that is our social context, then it is no wonder…
This book highlights ‘some of the many lessons that today’s pastors can learn from the Puritans’ (p.151). As such it is aimed at pastors, but the lessons are really for anyone who is a Christian leader. The opening chapter provides…
What a breath of fresh air this book is! Stephen Nichols has given us 40 vignettes from church history that are brief enough to be digested over a bowl of cereal. The book doesn’t aim to be a beginner’s guide…
