The attack on Masjid Al Nor and Linwood Mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand was horrific. The loss of life, the… Read more Where is The Worldwide Outrage & Mourning for Christians in Nigeria, The Philippines, & Egypt? If You Mourn, Mourn Also for These
Category: Ecclesiology
Humility Wins?
Richard Foster once made three profound observations about humility. He stated: ‘…it soon becomes apparent that: 1. Study demands humility.… Read more Humility Wins?
It’s Not The End of Christianity If It Is Forced Into The Shadows
The Catholic herald in the U.K. recently published an excellent article called The Australian church is in desperate trouble. Although… Read more It’s Not The End of Christianity If It Is Forced Into The Shadows
Paralysed by Politics & Pluralism: Christians In The West
England’s Gresham College has a series of excellent lectures available for free on YouTube. Two grabbed my attention. Alister McGrath’s, ‘Darwin, Evolution… Read more Paralysed by Politics & Pluralism: Christians In The West
Hashtag Evangelism
When it comes to improving context and expression on social media, #hashtags can empower written communication. For example #hashtags can provide:… Read more Hashtag Evangelism
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Lent 1933
A Collection of Sermons from Dietrich Bonhoeffer, something I’ve been hanging out to read for a while, arrived today. In the process… Read more Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Lent 1933
On Entertaining Angels & Academic Arrogance
My wife and I are homeschoolers and we both deeply value learning. Most homeschoolers would agree that ‘to be a teacher… Read more On Entertaining Angels & Academic Arrogance
One more Christian saved (part 2)
In the previous post, I introduced my topic and briefly outlined the context from which I write. Part two will conclude… Read more One more Christian saved (part 2)
One more Christian saved (part 1)
Some years ago I picked up a book entitled ‘The Naked Christian’ by British author, Craig Borlase. That was 2002. Since… Read more One more Christian saved (part 1)
Rod Lampard 