The sermon I would have preached at the Unite the Kingdom Rally

There’s been some discussion about the wisdom of attending the recent Tommy Robinson rally even if to speak and share the Gospel.  I didn’t have an invite to speak and still would not have considered it wise but if given the opportunity and if I had taken it, this is probably what I would have… Continue reading The sermon I would have preached at the Unite the Kingdom Rally

The burden of proof – and why we seem to struggle to challenge the far right

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It’s funny isn’t it? People were fairly relaxed about me writing  articles reflecting on issues around flags, marches and nationalist ideology.  However, as soon as I suggested that this should lead to action, specifically that church networks should not partner with, or include in their number, those who endorse and align with the far right… Continue reading The burden of proof – and why we seem to struggle to challenge the far right

“But we were there just to witness to the Tommy Robinson marchers”

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One of those sermons that has stuck in my mind over the years (40 plus) is one my dad preached on the bit where those who settled West of Jordan built an altar to remind those in the east of their unity.  The rest of the people mistook it for a UDI.  My dad’s refrain… Continue reading “But we were there just to witness to the Tommy Robinson marchers”