Sinclair Ferguson explores the issue of Christian liberty provoked by what may seem a very unlikely issue: ‘Can Christians Eat Black Pudding?’ It should be noted that Ferguson doesn’t delve into the question: ‘Why would Christians (or anyone) eat black pudding?’ Anyway… It was years ago now, but I still remember the discussion. I was …
As referred to in yesterday’s post about Bruce Winter’s change in role at the Queensland Theological College, here is a copy of the official advertisement for a lecturer in Old Testament/Hebrew and College Principal. International and Australian readers, please publicise these, drawing attention to the website of the QTC, where all relevant details can be …
Harry Reeder offers some ‘Thoughts On Liberating The Church From The Babylonian Captivity Of Relevance’ and asks Is it possible that the Church has become another piece of cultural furniture in its pursuit of relevance? It’s one thing to speak to the culture in terms which it understands but it’s an entirely different thing to …
A couple of weeks ago I heard a sermon on the kingdom of God that, to these tired old ears, didn’t seem to say much more than ‘Jesus came to proclaim the kingdom of God and we should all take our part in it by getting busy living our lives for God.’ Not very much …
