A matter of ordinary faithfulness

Two days ago, I wrote that we should stop calling faithfulness sacrifice. You can read that post here. There have been a couple of bits

The solution to sin cannot be more sin, weightier matters and baptism

As a basic rule of thumb, I think this is right. The solution to a problem of sin should never be even more sin. If

There may be a logically consistent argument for unrestricted gun ownership, but this isn’t it

When yet another US school shooting happens – and it is pretty much always a US event – the arguments about guns inevitably come up

One rule for them…

The Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Exchequer got themselves into hot water yesterday. Both have been pinged by the NHS Test & Trace app;

Up-to-birth abortion for any reason is about to be voted on in parliament despite most women opposing it

Over at the Think Theology blog, Andrew Bunt highlights a concerning move coming up in parliament. He writes: Next Monday, it is likely that MPs

Labelling people legalists might make pharisees of us all

There is a term that is, ironically, somewhat liberally thrown around Evangelical circles: legalism. Rarely, I think, do people actually use it correctly. Many seem

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