> Have you ever wished you could unlearn or unthink something. I'm there now. A train of thought and study that began over a year ago has left me incredibly uncomfortable in my evangelical skin. It started with one question that led to another, and another, etc. I wish, honestly, there was a reset button, … Continue reading >Is there a reset button somewhere?
>Song(s) of the Week
>Having talked about the love of God last night at Connexion (from the story of Hosea), I thought I'd post a song about the love of God. However, I couldn't decide between these two. The first, 'Here is Love' was called the love song of the Welsh Revival of 1904. The first two verses were … Continue reading >Song(s) of the Week
>Hosea – Shane and Shane
>I read the book of Hosea this week preparing to speak on the steadfast love of God at Connexion on Sunday night (we're doing a series on the attributes of God as seen in the OT). Anyway, it brought this song to mind from Shane and Shane.
>A Bone to Pick with McGrath
>I posted earlier on the encouragement I took from Alister McGrath's book Evangelicalism & the Future of Christianity. It was a good read and I'd still recommend the book. It's dated, published in 1995, but I honestly liked that. It provoked good questions/discussion, i.e. 'would McGrath be as positive today? If not, why not?'I like … Continue reading >A Bone to Pick with McGrath
>Another Song of the Week (cause I can)
>I was going to post this song earlier today, but didn't because I didn't like the video. Now, thanks to Beth, I can post it as an audio instead of video. Tricky! I love the line in this song, 'how can I be lost if I've got no where to go.' (Reminds me of the … Continue reading >Another Song of the Week (cause I can)
God Entranced 