The blood boils – but at what temperature?

This week I discussed a Christian campaign letter with colleagues, initially titled a “Statement of Discontent,” now softened to a … More

Living in the 200-year present

Think of the birth year of the oldest person you know, and then to the end of the likely lifespan … More

The kitchen drawers broke some months ago. At first I identified that the problem was a simple matter of getting … More

Every church I’ve been a part of over the past few years has always allocated some teaching time within the … More

I am still finding myself caught up in a moment from a couple of weeks ago, when we were asked … More

Small metaphorical alarm bells sound in my head on Wednesday evening as I find myself at community group struggling to … More

Recognition of worthiness unites wisdom and worship. This past week I’ve been thinking about this connection, and about holding together … More

Maybe it’s the nights getting colder, and the feeling of setting out home in the dark – but I’ve been … More

‘Blessed are the peacemakers‘ When I think of peace, I think of white doves, olive branches and conscientious objectors. Peace … More

Some quick scribblings from a recent experience. Dedicated to Rachel Held Evans who showed me the beauty of broken unbelief. … More

The financial crash of 2008 hit as I began secondary school, and I grew up under the policies of austerity … More

How often do we pursue change because what we actually seek is power?