Q Marks the Spot 189 (August 2024 Treasure Map)
Sacred Treasure Josh Stacy has recently completed a theology PhD in Aberdeen and has now returned to his native USA. His reflections are striking and shocking.
Sacred Treasure Josh Stacy has recently completed a theology PhD in Aberdeen and has now returned to his native USA. His reflections are striking and shocking.
Sacred Treasure A clinical psychologist on ‘Thriving in Hard Times‘ A very helpful analysis of the historical roots of John MacArthur’s recent viral remarks which deny
Sacred Treasure Phil Whittall shares some striking observations on immigration after 12 years living in Sweden. He also offers a v helpful overview of the 8
Issues over there WILL affect us over here Four years working in a small East African seminary gave me a degree of awareness of some
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Hoping that 2024 is a cracker! Sacred Treasure Paul Kingsnorth: Our Godless Era Is Dead Paul Windsor has written up our LP
So here is a brief rundown of my favourite books from 2023. There were others I could have chosen too, but you have to draw
Sacred Treasure Glen Scrivener on No to Trans, Yes to Gay Marriage: New Normal? This has done the rounds since Brad East wrote it in
Sacred Treasure This is an extensive and helpful survey: Why did Jonathan Edwards think that Slavery was morally right. Chris Green has been on sabbatical
Sacred Treasure Gray Sutanto is an Indonesian theologian now working in USA: has fascinating insights into Christianity & Western culture (HT Chris Howles) On saying
Sacred Treasure Phil Whittall has picked up some important points made by Harvey Kwiyani about 2nd generation diaspora believers in Europe He has also picked
Sacred Treasure Philip Jenkins in cracking form on the legacy of Byzantium’s fall in Europe, somehow managing to draw on Blackadder and M. R. James
Sacred Treasure It’s important to keep an eye on the annual Open Doors persecution list, the World Watch List. It’s much more extensive than you