Mark Buchanan promises to investigate some areas of life which are not prominently featured in systematic theologies. This should be interesting. He starts with interruptions. Systematic Theology is a central part of the curriculum of any seminary. Systematic Theology takes the messiness, the sloppiness, the ambiguity of our God-thoughts and puts it all into neat …
A new blog worth following: All being well, Stuart and I have three years left before we retire from paid ministry. Unless God decrees otherwise, we will then have spent 36 years in ministry: to the people of St Andrew’s, Miles, Queensland and St Stephen’s, Tamworth, NSW: seven years in one and twenty-nine years in …
I was pleased to read that John Wilson is accompanying a group of people on a short trip to partner churches in Africa. John is the ‘coach’. There’s a few names familiar to me among the group. John has established a trip blog on which their travels can be followed. Check out the STAMP 2012 …
US church growth guy Ed Stetzer has already provided the obligatory fun recollection of his recent trip to Australia. Now he gets down to business and starts gathering his thoughts about Australian society and the mission of the church to reach that society. This post provides background facts from a variety of sources, including Australians …
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