It was one of the most disturbing but iconic photographs of the Vietnam War. Long before the virtual world made such things even conceivable, it
This is a bit of an experimental departure for me. But whether it’s successful or not, I had fun doing it. Anna Blanch asked me to
A gentle, initially distant, rhythm guitar draws us into this album Half You Half Me by New York duo Girls in Trouble. But when the
It is a truism to say that the media is influential in politics. But there is no doubting that its power to mesmerize and acclimatize
If there is a point to Barack Obama becoming US President – and let’s face it, how can we ever reduce anyone’s life to having
Here’s a couple of great, revealing, and on-the-ball cartoons from a recent New Yorker (18th April 2011). Fantastic, as ever. This time the genii responsible
Sacred Treasure Martin Bashir is interviewed about his interview of Rob Bell. I was particularly struck by his perception of what C S Lewis called
One of the most moving films of recent years has been Into the Wild (dir by Sean Penn). Here are some clips backing the version
I think it’s fair to say that remaining neutral about anything Carl Trueman writes or says is impossible. And that’s no bad thing! He’s always
Sacred Treasure Interesting article by Mark Dever on staying in pastoral ministry for the long haul – citing the example of the 3 bachelor Cambridge
It was all so predictable. I suppose the only surprise is that it took 14 years to manifest itself. But it seems that the idyllic,
Sacred Treasure The dilemma for Iraqi Christians Charts showing the difference between NIV2011 and previous versions, and here. (HT Antony Billington) Full schedule of Lausanne