
Q marks the spot – Treasure Map 38 (November 2011)
Sacred Treasure Every human being is part of the global community; every Christian is part of the global church; and yet is amazing how little
Sacred Treasure Every human being is part of the global community; every Christian is part of the global church; and yet is amazing how little
The US cop show has immersed us all into the clichés of American gun culture. It is one aspect of American life which most of
Sacred Treasure Sinclair Ferguson has some great preaching tips in his Preacher’s Decalogue A friend of mine who works in Sarajevo, Bosnia has researched a
Sorry for the delay and somewhat truncated list this time – just back from holiday. But Q is due back on track v soon! Sacred
Any walk along the Thames Embankment or the South Bank is bound to conjure up memories and evocations. This ancient river is observed/guarded/ignored by countless
Sacred Treasure Carl Trueman is his trenchant, swashbuckling self in his corrective about current obsessions with all things urban Jason Ramsami has remarkable graphic gifts.
During the 4 years we worked in Uganda, I would have this conversation with students all too often. They would despairingly deprecate African states for
Sacred Treasure Pete Saunders very helpfully lists 20 things that the Pratchett BBC2 doc on assisted suicide doesn’t tell you Krish Kandiah does a great
Sacred Treasure This is a truly remarkable testimony of forgiveness from the wife of one of the hijacked co-pilots on 9/11 (HT Nancy) Very interesting comment
Sacred Treasure Tyndale House has come up trumps with these really helpful little Easter videos ASBO Jesus has a nice Prodigal Son overview:
Having come up with a couple of other similar lists for Lars Dahle’s online culture project (20 Questions for Novels & 12 Questions for Albums),
Ian Mortimer’s Time Traveller’s Guide to Medieval England is a lot of a fun. It’s a very refreshing take the social history of a time