The Pain of Pretended Omniscience

There can be little doubt that in the present day most of us are awash with knowledge and parched for … More

A Timeshare in Babylon

One of the greatest acts of Christian mislabelling is our ongoing use of the term ‘personal sin’. Ours is a … More

(written on the occasion of new abortion laws being introduced in Northern Ireland) Mid-autumn clear, the October morning colours cold … More

If all the year were playing holidays, To sport would be as tedious as to work; But when they seldom … More

In the past day news has filtered through that Warren W. Wiersbe has gone home to be with the Saviour … More

For the present generation the private sphere has been sacrificed on the altar of easy publicity, and the democratic platforms … More

’It’s a dangerous business, Frodo, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don’t keep your … More

The world sells us a vision of integrated commitments, of big things broken down to make them compatible with other … More

It seems that on at least a weekly basis some public figure says something regrettable, is publicly censured for their … More

From as early as I can remember, books, poetry, and literature have mattered to me a great deal. That interest … More