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5 Pleas for Sung Worship

For many in my generation, worship style was war paint, a badge of one’s loyalty to the novel in public…

Christianity, Congregational Singing, Ministry, Worship

10 Thoughts in the wake of the Jarrid Wilson Tragedy

The news is becoming horribly familiar – a pastor who has been used of God, who has even counselled and…

Care, Christianity, Eldership, Hope, Jarrid Wilson, Ministry, Pain, Pastoral Ministry, Suicide

Brothers, shall we weep?

As Christian ministers we are vulnerable to the twin temptations of activism and stoicism, of deploying our energies or cutting…

Christianity, Evangelism, Grief, Local Church, Ministry, Mission, Pastoral Ministry, Preaching, priorities

National movements and gospel work

With the momentum of secular ideology in Western Culture, with its seemingly irresistible social force, and its harnessing of media…

Abortion, Local Church, Morality, Social Action

No pang shall be mine?

John Wesley famously summarised the final outworking of the gospel in the hearts of those within early Methodism with the…

Bereavement, death, eschatology, Grief, Hope

Varied Apostasy

Proclaiming honest doubt and articulating unbelief are not as new as we may think they are. One of the notes…

Apostasy, Doubt, truth, Unbelief

Hope and holidays

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

Heaven, Holiday, Hope, Rest, Restlessness, Vacation

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