It is always good to read stuff. But it is quite difficult to know what to read, let alone when, so each month I try and share a few things I’ve found interesting or helpful – on some of the topics I’m interested in. This month includes Brexit, Truth, leadership, and more…
- Apparently, the EU is an Empire. But what would I know?! TLDR? Brexit is complicated.
- Alistair Begg has a beautiful new book out called Pray Big: learn to pray like an apostle. TLDR? Great prayer primer.
- Andy Bannister, who has a PhD in Islamic studies, has written a helpful post engaging with a perennial question: Do Muslims and Christians worship the same God? TLDR? No, but make sure you know why.
- I really enjoyed Daniel M. Doriani’s new book Work. TLDR? Important, theological and practical new book.
- David Robertson has written a provocative but in my view helpful analysis of Mark Driscoll’s ministry, based on a talk Driscoll gave back in 2008. TLDR? Vital reading for leaders.
- VCUKI’s The Cause to Live For is a great conference – and now a book! TLDR? Bitesize chunks of great teaching.
- Really interesting Fashionista article about celebrity pastors and expensive trainers. TLDR? Does it matter what Christian leaders wear?
- Paul Mallard’s latest book, Invest Your Disappointments is an early contender for my book of the year. TLDR? Everyone is disappointed. Read.
- Ian Paul has some, in my opinion, excellent comments about Richard Rohr’s latest book. TLDR? Christology is complex and simple, and Rohr is wide of the mark.
- Interesting article from the Marriage Foundation about ‘No Fault Divorce’. TLDR? Probably not as scary as it sounds.
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