Years pass, and as we touch the base thread of memory we see that it has now been spun into a golden silk which feels of a much rarer and more precious character than we experienced at the time.
Christian apologetics: do we have it right?
In a world that worships at the altar of rational thought – the new religion of we moderns – Christians find themselves increasingly on the defensive. Apologetics has been the traditional tool we use […]
EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT CHRISTIANITY IS IN TROUBLE
A slow sadness is settling its weight on my soul in recent years. It is a sort of mourning for something lost and a failure observed. As I enter my fourth decade of life within […]
Church as time TRAVEL
Have we lost the proper focus of Christian gathering? Do we re-present our Saviour to our souls each week as nourishment or do we gather to tickle the ears and say “well done my soul”? […]
Journalism: leading us further from the truth
“Journalism has become a mechanism to generate traffic and profit while fair, thorough, informed, and balanced reporting has largely disappeared. “ There is something deeply disturbing about the spirit of the age today around “offence” […]
The Anglican Church & CV19: from cross to kitchen
We are roughly three months into a global crisis of health that has shaken society, economy and polity. During such a time, should the church not play a very particular role as the claimed body […]
The Person of God
When studying God, theologians risk losing the deep forest of God’s personality and will amongst the trees of individual characteristics. Analogically, my father was characterized by being a British white male, a great provider, a […]
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