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On Psalm 23
It’s amazing what you think about as you cycling in the morning, going nowhere fast in the gym and today was no different. I write this on Tuesday 7th October 2025 and yesterday, as I was driving home there was a most amazing moon.
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Corruptio optimi pessima
When reason is untethered from revelation, it quickly becomes its own god. It is with a heavy heart that one observes the current state of the Church of England and its wider Communion. There is a palpable sense of disquiet, a feeling that the foundations laid by the martyrs and Read more
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From Sovereignty to Sacrament: A Pilgrim’s Journey to Walsingham
I stood in the bright sunlight of deepest Norfolk, my friend David had walked slightly ahead to the reception area, a place as far from my theological home as I could imagine. Before me was the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. A gnawing sense of trepidation, a legacy perhaps Read more
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More Than Just a Creed
Faith as Family with Abba Father More Than Just a Creed: Faith as Family with Abba Father For many, faith can sometimes feel like a rigid set of rules, a complex theology to master, or an endless pursuit of moral perfection. We study scripture, learn doctrines, and strive to live Read more
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Walsingham: A Reflection on the pilgrimage
September 2025 pilgrimage https://www.walsinghamanglican.org.uk My latest trip to Walsingham was a short one, from Monday to Wednesday, but it was exactly what I needed. I travelled with my friend, Brother Shaun, and we didn’t stop talking the whole way there and back from Hull. Our conversations always gravitate towards faith Read more
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A Disciplined Life of Prayer
Finding Your Rhythm with the Daily Offices For the ordained priesthood in the apostolic church, praying the daily offices of Morning and Evening Prayer isn’t just a suggestion; it’s a solemn duty required by Canon Law. This commitment underscores a profound truth: a Christian life is sustained by a consistent Read more
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Theo v Ego
Or how I learned to embrace wholeheartedly the will of God through Mary’s yes. Human life finds its deepest meaning when understood within the grand narrative of God’s plan — what theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar called the “theo-drama.” A personal note: If you know me at all, you’ll know that I Read more
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In the Beginning…
How one verse transforms everything This text from Genesis stands as the foundational cornerstone of the Christian faith, as it establishes God’s sovereignty and creative power from the outset of Scripture. This verse, when understood in its literal, historical sense, sets the stage for the entire biblical narrative and profoundly Read more
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Pelagianism — the accidental heresy alive and well in the church today.
Or, how we learned to hate the sin but love ourselves. Pelagianism is a heretical alternative to the doctrine of original sin, which argues that Adam did not possess a nature that was fundamentally corrupt, although he subsequently became a sinner. This is from the pit of hell. Pelagianism is Read more