Book Review: MORE

15 Aug 2018

Book Review: MORE

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Book Review, Charismatic, Ecclesiology, Evangelicalism, Holy Spirit, Identity, Mission, Power, Prayer, Reading, Relationality, Revival, The Bible, Theology, Unity, Vineyard | 3

In the busy, madcap year that (for me, at least) was 2012, this was one of my favourite books. I’d read things about the Christian life, and the Holy Spirit, before. I’d also read books by Simon Ponsonby before, but … Continued

15 Jul 2018

Book review: The Healing Tradition of the New Testament

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Book Review, Charismatic, Evangelicalism, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Kingdom of God, New Testament, Power, Prayer | 0

A modified version of this review may appear in the journal Churchman. This review is based on a copy provided by the publisher for that purpose. In many ways this is a unique book. Posthumously published, broadly cessationist but not unconcerned … Continued

8 Jul 2018

Book Review: For All The Saints

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Being Human, Book Review, Church History, Embodiment, Jesus, Reformation, Theology | 0

One area which has always interested me as a Christian person are the wildly different views that different Christian and nearly/non-Christian folk and organisations have regarding what happens when we die. I recently rediscovered and read Tom Wright’s little book For … Continued

13 Jun 2018

Book Review: Ministry of the Word

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Acts, Anglicanism, Book Review, Leadership, New Testament, Preaching | 0

I was privileged to get another little care package of books from 10ofThose recently – this one is a little volume on something very important. To some readers of this blog, Wallace Benn will need no introduction – to … Continued

29 May 2018

Reflections on SST 2018

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Being Human, Church History, Church Structure, Culture, Digital Theology, Embodiment, Evangelicalism, Theology | 0

One of my favourite things to do, much to the confusion of many, is to go along to theological conferences. Taking part in conversations, asking questions, meeting amazingly thoughtful people, and often exploring a new city or venue, is all … Continued

15 Apr 2018

Book Review: Being Human

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Being Human, Book Review | 1

Having read, reviewed and enjoyed (in different ways and very different situations/seasons!) Rowan Williams’ little books Being Christian and Being Disciples, I was very excited to be in the meeting where SPCK decide to publish Being Human. Having left SPCK, and continued to … Continued

26 Mar 2018

Book Review: Dethroning Mammon

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Book Review, Theology | 0

This year, as I’ve started to read Justin Welby’s new book Reimagining Britain: Foundations for Hope, I found myself needing to revisit a slim paperback I read about this time last year. Dethroning Mammon: Making Money Serve Grace. This little paperback … Continued

24 Mar 2018

Reflections on an Ecumenical Afternoon

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Church History, Church Structure, Ecclesiology, Evangelicalism, Gospel, Personal, Theology, Titus, Unity | 0

It goes without saying that, as ever, this post in particular represents only my own view, and shouldn’t be taken as representative of anyone or institution I’ve ever been associated with. I am, as I’ve said before, also one who blogs … Continued

7 Mar 2018

An Interview with James Paice

by Tom Creedy | posted in: Anglicanism, Church History, Church Structure, Ecclesiology, Mission, Reformation, Relationality, Theology, Unity | 4

From time to time I like to give my limited platform over to people and projects that I find fascinating, and/or see the face of Jesus in. My friend James Paice is one of these – he’s just gained a … Continued

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Book Review: MORE

Book review: The Healing Tradition of the New Testament

Book Review: For All The Saints

Book Review: Ministry of the Word

Top Reads: May 2018

Reflections on SST 2018

Book Review: Being Human

Book Review: Dethroning Mammon

Reflections on an Ecumenical Afternoon

An Interview with James Paice

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