In my previous blog I shared insights from a book written by Arab Christians with contributions from Egypt, Lebanon, Syria and Palestine amongst others. Their reflections on the church in the Middle East and the Western church was challenging and … Read More
In my early years as a Christian I was heavily influenced by Leslie Newbigin who wrote about what mission should look like in pagan Western society. One of the things he advocated was the need for a global church in … Read More
I continue my series based on the books I have read over the Summer by looking at one of the most important books I read, 7 myths about singleness by Sam Allberry. This is a book I would encourage everyone … Read More
In my previous blogs I have talked about different books read over the Summer, here is another. I have always found books written by people who are not believers writing about famous Christians fascinating. Roy Hattersley a labour politician has … Read More
In my previous blogs I talked about the value of reading and gave some details of the general books I read over the Summer. Most of the books I read were from a Christian perspective and I start discussing them … Read More
In my previous blog I started to share about some of the books I read over the Summer, the longest and most academic was work “Peacemakers Six months that changed the world: The Paris Peace Conference of 191 and its … Read More