leadership in ministry
I met with an old friend (as in someone I’ve been friends with for ages not that he is old) I haven’t seen in years today. Clive was a student of mine, then a colleague for a while, then someone who’s band I booked and told people about and then we lost touch. Facebook to Read More …
For ages I’ve been trying to get John Orr to blog. I’ve known John for years and he has been on a very interesting journey from giving up gainful employment to become a student of Divinity and potential minister. That’s interesting enough in itself but I would love to hear more about John’s theological journey. Read More …
Q: How do you know a fish is a Christian? A: It has a car stuck to it! I’ve spent all week in a very large room full of people trying to sell things to Christians or offer themselves and/or their organisation to support Christians. I started this post with the fish joke because one Read More …
I was surfing around and came across a blog called morphine life. The blog’s authour is a musician called Trent Yaconelli. I met his father, Mike, a couple of times and Mike is one of the people who has inspired my journey of faith. This post on Trent’s blog is up there with anything his father Read More …
The Faith and Theology blog has been around for a while but I thought it would be good to highlight a section that Benjamin Myers has included called: theology for beginners. It’s a collection of articles and essays that address a whole load of theological issues under the headings of faith, gospel, god, creation, salvation, Read More …
I’ve been thinking a bit about how much I re-enforce church as it is and how much I bring a new culture. In lots of ways I’m sure I do quite a bit of re-enforcing. When I go somewhere new to lead worship I tend to ask them what they usually do and probably don’t Read More …
Hey, it’s a wiki full of sermons, including one of mine (but don’t let that put you off) listed as ‘Friend , wherefore art thou come’ but posted here on my blog as Mary of Bethany & Judas . Check out wikilectics for yourself. Thanks to Russell for the pointer!