
Friday Fun 3: The political education of Bernard Woolley
This week we follow Bernard as he comes to terms with some of the realities of political life, usually as a result of the instructions
This week we follow Bernard as he comes to terms with some of the realities of political life, usually as a result of the instructions
This week we witness some moments where Jim Hacker, Minister and then Prime Minister, struggles to master the tricks of the Civil Service Trade…
Have decided to start a new regular slot: Friday Fun. Well, the weekend is just round the corner so why not? This week we have
I’m certainly no psephologist (though I do totally and absolutely love the word). But as we approach this referendum on Thursday, I’ve been feeling torn.
George Canningwas Foreign Secretary, and briefly Prime Minister. But he is also credited with this little work of genius (which is perhaps one of his
Having been a long-term, obsessive devotee of Yes (Prime) Minister, I enjoyed picking up this little dip-in fan’s miscellany about the series, not least because
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
There has been an unseemly rush amongst our former political masters to get their memoirs onto the shelves. But having read Rawnsley’s first book on
Sacred Treasure Having mentioned last month that a chapter from Don Carson’s new book The God Who Is There is available online, it now transpires
Sacred Treasure Good tips on preparing to preach from Piper via Kendall. Tim Keller has some really helpful pointers for a healthy devotional life. (HT
If you had to sum up postmodernism in one word, I think a strong (but by no means only) contender would be the word SUSPICION.
Sacred Treasure This is so encouraging – the Africa Bible Commentary – now in Kiswahili Antony Billington gives another helpful list of 6 of the