Trinity Sunday

Posted at 9am on 17/05/08

the popular, but miss-led, anaology for the Trinity

Unlike lots, I like Trinity Sunday. More particularly I like preaching / teaching / talking on Trinity Sunday, as I am tomorrow.

Although every doctrinal statement is an interim statement, since we only know through a glass darkly, we can discern between good theology and bad theology. Good theology is harder to identify, primarily because the fruit of good theology takes longer to grow. Bad theology is much easier to recognise, if one has eyes to see and ears to

Soul Survivor Graduates

Posted at 11am on 27/09/07

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This is a late greenbelt post!

On the programme this year at Greenbelt was Matt Redman. This was very surprising and at the same time unsurprising as GB positions itself in the ‘broad’ camp someone like Matt ticks the conservative evangelical and charismatic boxes. As it happens it tick many peoples boxes.

There were about 3500-4500 people at the mainstage for Matt’s worship gig. And as I was processing this phenomenon, [whilst not worshiping!], I wondered whether I was surrounded by fellow graduates? Those older teens and young adults who we with Soul Survivor in the


About

Me

I’m a Disciple of Jesus.

I have been married to Kate for more than 11 years.

I have three children: Anna, Bethia and Daniel.

I am currently a “Curate in Waiting” at Ripon College Cuddesdon, that is I have finished my training here but waiting to start a job-share curacy with Kate my wife in June 08 near Newbury.

In the meantime, I have started my research on Diversification in Evangelicalism at King’s with Martyn Percy.