An Amateur Theologian blundering around the Kingdom of God
At the outset of this review I should note that I was given a copy of this book for free to review, though I hope that this does not cloud my opinions. Thanks to The Good Book Company for their … Continued
As previously previewed, I presented a paper at the 2017 Vineyard Churches UK and Ireland Theology Symposium. You can read the whole thing over at my academia.edu account – or the summary below. Do check out my brief report from … Continued
I was looking forward to the Vineyard UK Theology Symposium last weekend. It was brilliant. No we’ve got that out the way, I want to talk about the title of this post, the soundtrack to a lot of my … Continued
I’ve never really done a listicle before. It certainly isn’t a way I would want to ‘do’ theology. But I also want to persuade you (Especially if you are part of a Vineyard Church, leading in a Vineyard Church, … Continued
As some who happily self-identifies as both evangelical and sacramental, and often bumps up against pentecostalism (I am a Charismatic, but I don’t think I’m a pentecostal in particular) in its various forms, I was intrigued to get my hands on … Continued
n. b. I originally wrote this review whilst working at LST, before working at SPCK (who publish the book and used to employ me) [Update 11th December 2-18 – Scars has been named the winner of ‘Book of the Year’ in the … Continued
Slightly late off the bat with this – given that it is now May. But I hope you’ll forgive me. A really clever, if offensive and confusing video advert, from Thailand. See if you can guess what they are selling before … Continued
Working for SPCK, the UK’s leading and largest Christian publisher, means I get to read alot of books. Some of them are brilliant. Some are average. Some are awful. Some, though, make you sit up, read them at the weekend, and … Continued
This is a new page on the website. Not sure what it’ll be yet. The hope is eventually to make a splash. But you can’t make a splash without a good understanding of physics, engagement in reality, and a deliberate … Continued
I am looking forward to presenting a very tentative debut paper at the SST 2017 Conference at the University of Nottingham. My paper sits in the Sacramentality, Liturgy and Theology stream, and echoes a number of my interests at this … Continued
