Women in the Bible Retreat
Our meeting with God will be in four modes and three moods over four days.
The Auckland Project
For an increasingly secular Britain, the Auckland Project is an important and generous way to introduce people the role in their local history played by the church and the unique religious heritage of the north of England.
Jasmine for the Queen of Heaven
A bouquet of jasmine is a fitting gift for Mary, the Queen of Heaven.
“Translating” the Faith: The Lindisfarne Gospels
The Gospel of Jesus Christ has not stood still across the centuries, and neither have the Lindisfarne Gospels. When the monk penned Old English words on this gorgeous manuscript, his community was in exile, chased from their ancient home by Danish invaders. After the Norman invasion in 1066, monastic life in England grew quickly. A new priory was established on the tiny island, and the monks of Lindisfarne came home, bringing their Gospels with them. The English church would revolve around the life of monasteries like Lindisfarne for the next half millennium, counting on them to spread the good news to the English people.
The Joy Of Salvation: On Bob Ross As Evangelist
Evangelism isn’t about pamphlets and theories and door-to-door sales pitches. Instead, it’s living life from a place of profound joy and letting that joy be definitive and overflowing. For us Christians, that joy is given to us by the grace of our Savior Jesus Christ. To share it, we don’t need pamphlets and marketing strategies. We simply need the joy that comes with the story and living our lives defined by that joy.
Beauty, Art, and Refreshing Reformed Theology
In A Peculiar Orthodoxy, Jeremy Begbie offers a creative Reformed account of theology and the arts.
Space, Gender, and Heavenly Bodies
To imagine there’s no heaven is to live on an extremely boring Earth.
Degrees of Beauty
Visible and audible beauty is not a gratuitous irradiation of a prior and more central value, but rather adheres directly to the material objects because of their form and color.