It’s Not Just Me: The Truth About the Sin That Dwells Within Every Christian who strives for holiness eventually runs headlong into the brick wall of Romans 7. We know what is right, we sincerely desire to do it, and yet, we often find ourselves failing, committing the very sin Read more
When a post-exilic prophet spoke of God’s name being great “from the rising of the sun to its setting,” he uttered words that must have seemed impossible to his struggling community in Jerusalem. Yet today, young people in Britain, America and Europe are returning to churches their parents abandoned, whilst Iranian, Syrian and other Arab Muslims risk everything to worship Jesus in secret house churches across the Middle East. Malachi’s ancient prophecy is unfolding before our eyes in ways that challenge our assumptions about where faith flourishes and who the missionaries really are. This isn’t just history or theology – it’s the story of what God is doing right now, in the most unexpected places, through the most unlikely people.
My dear friends in Christ, this is a question that goes to the very root of our comfort and peace as Christians: If I confess my sins directly to God, am I truly forgiven? The answer is a resounding, joyful Yes! This wonderful truth is a central pillar of our Read more
It feels very much as we move into 2026 that the debates about parallel dimensions have finally moved out of late-night chatroom sessions straight into the boardroom (or at least over a coffee before a big meeting!) which, if we are honest, was probably not on our bingo cards. When we talk about dimensions we aren’t just talking about science fiction anymore; we’re talking about empirical reality. This shift has been driven by the sheer, staggering performance of the latest quantum processors, like Google’s Willow chip.
If there’s one skill every Christian is called to develop, it’s the ability to articulate why we believe what we believe. St. Peter put it simply and profoundly: “Always be prepared to make a defence to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; Read more
Overview: Brace yourselves, this is a long read… During my discernment process – a doubt was thrust in my mind (as have many in attempt to derail me – we know your ways Satan) – namely – why did God require animals to be killed as a sacrifice for sin Read more
It does seem that in the last year or so the landscape of AI-enabled Christian technology has shifted significantly from experimental early adoption to widespread integration into daily spiritual life and church operations. How should we as Christians approach this rising tide of technology, how do we manage the tension between studying to learn and simply prompting for answers?
We’ve all been there, haven’t we? That persistent, nagging feeling that something is just a bit off. It’s not necessarily a dramatic crisis of faith, but a subtle, yet powerful, sense of spiritual misalignment. Our position in life, our outward actions, and the inner workings of our mind just don’t Read more
In the Christian journey, we often hear that the path is always one of unwavering faith. Yet, there are moments of profound doubt, spiritual “wobbles” that shake the very foundation. Recently, as my discernment towards ordination and the growth of our Titus 1:9 ministry draw closer, I’ve experienced the most Read more
The story of God’s provision, it seems, is meticulously signposted, and our Anglican tradition, with its cherished three-fold cord of scripture, tradition, and reason, is wonderfully equipped to follow the breadcrumbs from prophecy to fulfilment and finally to our parish altar.