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Exclusive: Preacher Caught In Love Triangle
[Today I’m very pleased to be hosting a guest post by Nate Morgan Locke, presenter of the excellent Soul.] “He must become greater; I must become less.” (John 3:30). That’s a verse any gifted preacher should have firmly in his mind as he speaks. If John the Baptist, “the greatest of all those born of… — read more
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As I Didn’t Say To The Archbishop…
A brave article from TV’s most glamorous poker player (and my old university comedy comrade), Victoria Coren. — read more
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How To Commit The Perfect Murder
I got a chance to speak recently on Exodus 20:13 at All Souls, Langham Place in London. — read more
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Saving Yourself vs Being Saved
Mark Walley posts his “favourite passage outside the Bible” — read more
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The Loving Misogynist
Philip Larkin has had something of a rough ride since his biography was published posthumously in 1993. I remember sitting in the back of a car with a well-respected Australian churchman who was absolutely horrified when I admitted Larkin was my favourite poet. I felt like I’d been caught shoplifting. — read more
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Dead Already
“You know why you hid in that ditch?” So begins the haunting conversation between Lieutenant Ronald Speirs and Private Albert Blithe in HBO’s Band of Brothers. Blithe quietly explains why, the night before, he had hidden himself rather than engaging the enemy. — read more
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The Reason For God
This looks very, very good. Earlier this year I ran Tim Keller’s Prodigal God DVD with some friends in downtown Chicago. It had the habit of unsettling even inveterate Christians with the truth about God’s grace. The follow-up from the same brilliant creative team is The Reason For God DVD. — read more
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Tony Jones
I’m guest posting today over at the Gospel Coalition blog. — read more
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Does This Offend You?
A good friend of mine recently described the transition she went through in the early 90s when she became a Roman Catholic. — read more
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Inception Reviewed
Read my review of Christopher Nolan’s movie over at the Gospel Coalition blog. — read more
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