I was asked to write an article for the Affinity journal Foundations on how we often make cultural assumptions in the church, particularly in respect to class, without really
Tag: culture
Are Light Parties silly, weird and unEnglish? Andrew Brown thinks so
Yesterday, I read this bizarre opinion piece in the Guardian by Andrew Brown. In it, he excoriates the idea of Light Parties. Whilst he treats
Creating a gospel culture
We were looking at Acts 10 this past Sunday. The two big questions we opened with were these: (1) Who do we expect to be
Like it or not, perception matters and it is often formed by experience
I remember when the story first emerged regarding Judah Adunbi. For those who don’t know, Adunbi worked as a race relations officer in Bristol, seeking
Question Time, perception formed by experience and implications for the church
On Thurday night’s Question Time programme, things kicked off a bit. Here is the pertinent section of the programme: ”The UK is one of the
No grace, even for the repentant, in the new moral order
Yesterday, it was reported that Jared O’Mara – the Labour MP who pulled off a surprise victory to unseat Nick Clegg in the Sheffield Hallam
