01 July 201930 June 2019 Stephen Kneale

Three ways we will cause our elders to groan

25 April 201924 April 2019 Stephen Kneale

Beware those who hold you to ransom

08 February 201907 February 2019 Stephen Kneale

Prove your worth by leading as though you aren’t needed

07 August 201806 August 2018 Stephen Kneale

Does presbyterianism innoculate against abuse? I’m not convinced

21 May 201817 May 2018 Stephen Kneale

How can we increase diversity in Evangelical leadership?

19 May 201817 May 2018 Stephen Kneale

Why is Evangelicalism so under-representative?

25 January 201810 January 2019 Stephen Kneale

On John Piper and his prohibition on female seminary professors

17 January 201816 January 2018 Stephen Kneale

Raising up BME elders: why we struggle too

16 January 201815 January 2018 Stephen Kneale

Like begets like in the church

18 November 2017 Stephen Kneale

Some good things about visiting another church

10 November 201710 November 2017 Stephen Kneale

What sustains you in the ministry?

06 November 201704 November 2017 Stephen Kneale

In the long run we are all dead

28 June 201728 June 2017 Stephen Kneale

People are focusing attention on the wrong things in the DUP deal

15 June 201715 June 2017 Stephen Kneale

Tim Farron has resigned, proving it is now impossible to be a Christian in public life

14 May 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

Is there a distinction between elders and pastors?

12 May 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

The myth of self-made men and self-made churches

20 April 201729 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

Labour can’t do right for doing wrong but there are interesting implications for #GE2017

20 January 201720 January 2017 Stephen Kneale

So it’s President Trump now. Here are some comments that are of no value

14 December 201629 May 2017 Stephen Kneale

When politics apes the church (or when the church apes politics)

14 November 201615 November 2016 Stephen Kneale

People grow up

10 June 201610 June 2016 Stephen Kneale

If you want to understand the role of the pastor, you can do much worse than read this book