In his rediscovery of a God-centred gospel, Martin Luther very much a man for the 20th Century. Robert Doyle explains why.
Monthly Archives: August 1991
Martin Luther
Familiar with the Father
Getting down to business at Lambeth Palace
The living God who hears
Life
Social scientists tell us that most Australians believe in a god—a god who is behind it all. But unfortunately, this god doesn’t seem able to do anything in the 20th century. He or ‘it’ may have got the show started, and he may even be there at the final curtain to see if people have paid for their seats. But during the performance, he remains hidden in the wings, strangely silent.
Re-igniting the Spirit of prayer
Life
Simple and Punchy
Review
The Holiness Factor
Fire extinguishers
Thought, Sola Panel
There is a growing consensus that prayer (or lack of it) is a real problem for modern western Christians. The questions is “Why?” Why does prayer seem to be so lacking in emphasis amongst Australian evangelicals? There are great things happening in ministries all over the country, but why is concerted prayer generally not one of them?