Resurrection Bullets – a few thoughts for Easter 09
To coincide with EA’s Slipstream co-ordinated blogathon for Easter, here are a few random bullets on Jesus’ Resurrection. And because i feel in the mood
9th April 2009
1 Comment
forgiveness
U2’s NLOTH spiritual resonances (part 2)
Here are some more random thoughts. Magnificent In tone, this is the most explicitly biblical song on the album. It isa psalm, nothing less. Beth
6th March 2009
No Comments
saints with a past, sinners with a future…
At last been catching up with House Season 4 on DVD. Watched what has become one of my favourite episodes ever last night: 4:9 Games
26th February 2009
4 Comments
Mandela at 90: The world in search of a hero
Well, we were there. Regulars may be thinking that we spend our lives heading off to big rock gigs, but that’s far from the truth.
3rd July 2008
2 Comments
ELF08 – the marks of Christian community: some Colossians gems from Lindsay Brown
My heart slightly sank when I noticed that Lindsay Brown’s morning expositions were going to be on Colossians. This was certainly not because Lindsay was
28th May 2008
1 Comment
Defending the indefensible? A private school education!
There’s been a lot of talk about this. Far too much, I’d say. So it is no longer really news at all – but guess
6th May 2008
4 Comments
Introduction to the Cross
Well it’s done and posted. After much dilly-dallying and prevarication (see 7th Feb post), I’ve at last managed to get the Theology Network Introduction to
1st April 2008
4 Comments
Stopped in my tracks – by Ed Husain’s THE ISLAMIST
This book has courted controversy in all quarters. It’s not hard to see why – read some of the different reviews linked here (which range
19th February 2008
1 Comment
TV theology 2: LOST’s Sayid experiences the liberation of real forgiveness
In my opinion, LOST Season 3 is much better than Season 2 (the latter just got silly – well more silly than the other stuff).
24th January 2008
3 Comments
TV Theology 1: ER exposes postmodern forgiveness
Thanks are due for this to my friend, Paul Carter, the-pastor-with-his-eye-on-the-pulse (if you can have eyes on pulses) over there in Virginia. Last week’s ER
23rd January 2008
2 Comments
A Bosnian Reformation from a pub? You never know where a chat in a bar might lead
Have spent the last 4 days in Čakovec in northern Croatia (very near the borders with Hungary, Austria and Slovenia), here for another Langham Preaching
8th December 2007
No Comments
To forgive or not to forgive – what we have to learn from Rwanda
The editors of The Week magazine are a shrewd bunch. Last week (edition on 17 Nov), in the People section (p10) they placed an item
23rd November 2007
No Comments