Christian Responses to Islamism and Violence in the name of Islam
If we are to think in a distinctively Christian way about Islamism and violence carried out in the name of Islam, what are the key questions that we need to be asking?
Whose Promised Land?
The conclusion of the latest edition of Colin Chapman’s “Whose Promised Land? The Continuing Conflict Over Israel and Palestine” (Lion, 2015).
“Order! Order!”: Reflections on The Jesmond Consecration
Reflections on the importance of church order and questions raised by the irregular consecration of a bishop by Jesmond Parish Church and REACH SA (CESA)
Beer and Theology – “Personhood, Death and the NHS” (Fri 16 June)
Details of our next Beer and Theology
Jerusalem Intercontinental Webinar
Graham Kings reports on the recent webinar on reconciliation and mission
Finished
When we hear this word – “Finished” – from the cross we can know Christ’s work for us is done.
A Display of Power
To a world that seeks to show power through explosives, military might, and physical force, Good Friday makes little sense.
Beer and Theology – “Encountering Islam: Christian-Muslim Relations in the Public Square” (Fri 5 May)
Details of our next Beer and Theology
Reasons to remain anxious about Brexit: Leaving the EU will disadvantage the poor
As Article 50 is triggered, James Mercer explores the consequences for the poor and the task of the church in response.
Out of the Depths
Graham Kings reflects on “Out of the Depths: Hope in Times of Suffering” and hopes “it will encourage others also to draw on ancient wells and modern insights for theological and prayer resources in times of persecution”