Following on from yesterday’s post, Lewis offers a very helpful articulation of how the Western and Islamic worlds diverged so drastically over the last 500
I’ve visited Albania to speak on Langham conferences 5 times now – and one or two delegates have been to every single event. One of
Strange Maps has done it again. This is great – maps full of prejudices, stereotypes and cross-cultural offence. But could there not be some truth
Am in Vlorë, a dusty and concrete port city situated in a beautiful area of southern Albania, for a Langham conference (here’s the sunrise from
Every now and then I come across something that takes my breath away. And recently, I’ve found this happen more and more with contemporary Chinese
Following in the footsteps of Charlie Brooker’s now famous generic news report, here’s the pervasive cliché that is so many ‘contemporary’ church services! [vimeo http://vimeo.com/11501569 w=800&h=600]
Having visited Romania a couple of times, and talked to a number of Romanians when in Hungary for the ELF, I had heard amazing stories
Richard Eyre’s anthology of interviews with various thesps and drama types (Taking Theatre) has been a fun book to dip into – the perfect filler
A friend, who is an Iranian Christian, sent this to me the other day, and was happy for me to post it – just as
I’m not normally in the habit of contributing to advertisers viral campaigns- in fact that goes completelyagainst my grain. But I just love this ad
Sacred Treasure Tim Keller has 5 Big Issues facing the western church. Challenging but utterly realistic stuff. But here is the flip side: Demand for
Having painted something of an amateurish potted 20th Century history of Sarajevo, here is one story that gave me great hope. Last week, I was