Evangelical unity … What it is and what it isn’t

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I thought it would be  helpful following the recent announcement of TGC UK (The Gospel Coalition) to say a little bit more about what Evsngelical Unity is and isn’t.  I’m not intending to comment specifically about TGC, my concerns  were well documented when it was first set up as has been my more recent response… Continue reading Evangelical unity … What it is and what it isn’t

Driving home for Christmas … Make sure you know  the way

This Christmas our theme for all of our Christmas outreach events has been Home For Christmas. Unsurprisingly our theme tune has been Chris Rea’s driving home for Christmas. Today we heard the sad news that the singer had died aged 74 after a short illness.  One of my earlier articles connected the home theme to… Continue reading Driving home for Christmas … Make sure you know  the way

The less obvious opportunities of Christmas

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Most of us will be coming towards the end of our Christmas special events. I wonder how things have gone.  Some of you just be feeling super encouraged.   You will have had a fantastic time with lots of visitors coming. Maybe you have even seen people put faith in Jesus.  You may have at least… Continue reading The less obvious opportunities of Christmas

Home for Christmas Dinner

You can’t talk about “Home for Christmas” without talking about food can you?  I associated Christmas growing up with home baking.  Mum always protested that shop bought mince pies tasted too sweet whereas she could control the amount of filling that went into the ones she made.  So home made mince pies were a tradition,… Continue reading Home for Christmas Dinner

Tried by sinful men, mocked and beaten then, nailed to a cross of wood

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We are now moving into the account of those last hours of Jesus life, a night facing inquisition, accusation, mockery and beatings that will continue into the final morning.   All of the Gospels give significant attention to those events.  Luke does not give us the detail of Jesus’ night time appearances before the High Priests… Continue reading Tried by sinful men, mocked and beaten then, nailed to a cross of wood

Why I agree with the Government proposals to teach boys about misoginy

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The Government have introduced plans to teach boys from age 11 how to relate to girls and women, to counter misoginy violence and abuse. Kemi Badenoch,  leader of the opposition has dismissed the proposals. I disagree with Mrs Badenoch.  I think she badly misses the point here. To be sure, the law needs to be… Continue reading Why I agree with the Government proposals to teach boys about misoginy

Digital ID and the mark of the beast

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From time to time, people get a little bit twitchy about different things that are seen as end time signs.  In particularly, the so called “Mark of the Beast” has caused much eschatological angst over the years as people have tried to work out what it is.  Different things have been suggested from bar codes… Continue reading Digital ID and the mark of the beast

The leaked Islamophobia definition is not the threat some are claiming

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Evangelicals Now have shared the leaked definition of Islamophobia that a government working party have been drafting. “Anti-Muslim hostility is engaging in or encouraging criminal acts, including acts of violence, vandalism of property, and harassment and intimidation whether physical, verbal, written or electronically communicated, which is directed at Muslims or those perceived to be Muslims… Continue reading The leaked Islamophobia definition is not the threat some are claiming