More Faith: Luke 18-19, widows, tax collectors and blindmen

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After a little hiatus, I’ve got back to recording the video teaching series which accompanies the e-book “Introducing Jesus”. Here’s the latest installment. And here’s a link to the e-book You can catch up on the video series from the beginning here.

The Big themes of Exodus 1-2

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How do the first two chapters of Exodus play their part in moving the story of God’s redemption plan along?  We have already seen connections in the detail from an observation of something good, through to another ark  and of course the  part that wells make in Biblical hook ups.  Finally, ?I hope you spotted… Continue reading The Big themes of Exodus 1-2

Invading Babylon -more on the New Apostolic Reformation and Dominionism (Seven mountain mandate)

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I’d you want to dig a little further into the New apostolic Reformation teaching on Dominion Theology and the Seven Mountain Mandate then a good place to start is “Invading Babylon:The Seven Nation Mandate” by Lance Wallnau, Bill Johnson and others. This multi-author work in effect sets out the NAR manifesto. Johnson begins the first… Continue reading Invading Babylon -more on the New Apostolic Reformation and Dominionism (Seven mountain mandate)

The New Apostolic Reformation

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My aim is to give a summary introduction to a term and a movement. I suspect that it is something we will be less familiar with in the UK, both the term and the concept.  However, we will be familiar with some names because people such as C Peter Wagner who was a key figure… Continue reading The New Apostolic Reformation

Introducing Jesus: A study of Jesus and the Gospels with a focus on Luke’s Gospel

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One of the aims of Faithroots is to make theological training resources that are accessible. This is both about cost and about academic pitching and culture. So I’m pleased to be able to share this latest publication I think this will have two uses. First, for those who are looking for theological training, an important… Continue reading Introducing Jesus: A study of Jesus and the Gospels with a focus on Luke’s Gospel

Small Christs

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This is a further reflection I had on Luke 21:7-9 and Jesus’ warning that many would come in his name…. It strikes me that whilst we may occasionally hear of people claiming to be Christ himself, these are usually considered mentally ill, deranged in modern society.  Some may be led astray into dangerous and abusive… Continue reading Small Christs

Exile or dominion? Which paradigm are Christians to live under?

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Here’s my first Walk and Talk of 2026. I’ve been doing a deep dive into a particular movement known as “The New Apostolic Reformation” and the linked ideas of Dominion Theology or The Seven Mountain Mandate. Look out for some articles giving some detail on this. In the meantime, here is a video picking up… Continue reading Exile or dominion? Which paradigm are Christians to live under?

Jesus keep me near the cross

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I don’t know about you, but I find that there are particular songs and hymns that seem to fit with seasons we or I am going through. I remember being captured by “Hymn of Heaven” by Phil Wickham around about the time my mum died.  Interestingly she had mentioned hearing a Phil Wickham song at… Continue reading Jesus keep me near the cross