I watched the Netflix documentary on Jimmy Savile the other week. The first episode – which dragged a bit for Brits familiar with Savile –
Justice
Better to suffer wrong than let those with no standing in the church pass judgement
Yesterday, Tim Challies posted an article titled, It’s better to suffer wrong. He landed on 1 Corinthians 6:7 and used that as a jumping off
Allegra Stratton & an inappropriate over-correction toward forgiveness and grace
If you have been following the news, you will have picked up on Allegra Stratton having not only attended a Christmas event in Downing Street
The collapsed prosecution of soldiers A & C points to questions of consistency
Two days ago, the trial of two former paratroopers collapsed. The men, known as Solider A and Soldier C were acquitted of the murder of
Forgiveness, reconciliation and why forgiving the repentant is just
Yesterday, I published an article about forgiveness without repentance. I asked the question whether the Bible insists that we forgive people who haven’t repented (TL:DR
Does the Bible call us to unilateral forgiveness without repentance?
A couple of days ago, I read an article in The Times titled, ‘Why a refusal to forgive can be the most powerful action of