There has been a bit of chat on twitter about Systematic Theologies. It all started with a thread taking a pop at Grudem. I don’t
Reading
Five way to dwell on the Word when you can’t read
Astonishingly, I have said before and I say it again, the Bible nowhere insists that you read it. Despite our frequent insistence to the contrary,
Don’t let the Devil’s perfection be the enemy of Bible-reading progress
My wife was just telling me about about a Bible reading plan she has in an app on her phone. She was also telling me
Book review: Knowing our times
You know that feeling when you’ve said some stuff – all of it certainly true and legitimate – but somebody asks you to present that
It does us good whether we remember or not
Last week, I was at the North West Partnership annual conference. One of the speakers was Denesh Divyanathan. During one of his talks about the
Devotion to the public reading of scripture
I previously wrote a review of Adrian Reynolds book Progress: lifelong growth for gospel workers. You can read my full review here. One of the arguments