An Amateur Theologian blundering around the Kingdom of God
Over at my old blog I’ve been posting Prayer Bulletins for Pilgrims Friends Society, a charity of which I am a Trustee. This post represents the fifth and final one of these, and should signal my commitment to the charity! … Continued
This Guest Post originally appeared on my old blog, written by an old and wonderful friend, from the church I used to attend but still have a strong affiliation and relationship with. This post is ostensibly about the challenging questions … Continued
Every year that I have blogged I have tried to do something with Advent. I grew up in a Christian tradition that was somewhat detached from the traditional Church Calendar – even as it pointed me resolutely towards Jesus … Continued
Every one of us is involved in a myriad of minute conversations. Going past in the blink of an eye, caught up in the zeitgeist and rendered into nothing but the onrushing pace of the universe. Sometimes, thought, the spirit … Continued
Following the lines laid out in my paper/eBook on the Lord’s Supper in a Vineyard context, this is a liturgical outline for the Lord’s Supper that I wrote for, and then carried out at, a church leaders weekend. I … Continued
“Out On A Limb – the body of Christ and individual bodies online” This paper explores the complexity of human and ecclesial identity, within the New Testament language of the Body of Christ. Arguing that an online presence, or identity, … Continued
In the bits of the Church that I spend time in, there are many phrases and truisms, some good and some bad, which roll around from time to time. Today I want to focus on briefly on one which is … Continued
At present, I’m a regular blogger on my blogspot site, which I’ve been using for five years. I felt it was time for a change – encouraged, rightly, by my wonderful wife – and this work in progress wordpress blog … Continued
Having previously reviewed and enjoyed this great little book by Mike Reeves, I was both professionally and personally delighted that IVP has re-released it for the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation. What follows is an updated, expanded and … Continued
