On Monday 14th April, David Cameron made a statement that the UK is a “Christian country”. This, following on the back of his claim to be continuing the work of Jesus, created considerable fuss in the traditional media and, of course, social media. Apart from the fact that we seem to be in a rut […]
Tag: Questioning
Being an online Christian (Book review: Before I close my eyes)
For some time the subject of “being an online Christian” has been attracting me. This might be because I have started writing regular digi-disciple posts for the Big Bible project or it may be that I just find it interesting. Even though I’ve used the phrase to open this post I’m not sure I agree […]
How ever will the church survive?
It was the work, not the movement which changed the world. And it wasn’t the wise people at the top who did the work nor the wiser people in the middle. It wasn’t even the rest of the people. It was all of the people who did it. There was no special requirement, no training course, no length of service or special status to achieve before a person could do this work. All they needed was to see it, to hear it and to do it.
Evangelism
A short while ago I was told I am very evangelical. This was not a reference to a political or theological stance (as the word Evangelical – note the capitalisation – appears to mean these days) but to the fact that when I find something I like or I think is good I won’t shut up about it.