On Sunday, we were looking at Matthew 11:20-30. Whilst the sermon was pointed in a particular direction, two observations that I didn’t labour seem worth
apologetics
An embarrassing case is easier to believe
It is a well known historical argument that things which would otherwise be embarrassing, or exceptionally hard to explain, are more likely to be true
Not many apologetics books written like this
We were due to have our monthly Muslim-Christian dialogue yesterday. But, as anyone who has ever worked with South Asians will know, what you plan
Who’s the best Lord?
What does your evangelism tend to focus on? I don’t mean whether it emphasises the cross or the resurrection. I’m not talking about whether it
Opportunities at Easter may not arise where you think
As with a lot of our British annual cultural moments, Easter is not the slam dunk evangelistic opportunity for us as it is for many
Enough with the courses!
Why don’t people do evangelism? At root, the answer is simple enough: they don’t want to. Why don’t churches do much in the way of