When you look at people, what do you think about? As you walk along the street; when you talk to your work mates; when you meet new people—how do you look at them? What do you think about them?
Monthly Archives: March 2003
Replies to Elle-A woman’s perspective
Interchange
Replies to Elle-Appearances matter too much to Elle
Interchange
Replies to Elle-Candy or Depardieu?
Interchange
Valuable commentary for the student of John
Review
Do as I do
Review
Relational Leadership
Walter C. Wright
Paternoster Press, 2002, 230pp.
Walter Wright has collected a range of helpful leadership wisdom into this book on Christian leadership. The sources he draws upon include secular leadership material, his own experience (which includes over a decade as President of Regent College, Vancouver), and the Bible—in particular Jude, Philemon and Colossians.
Screwtape continued
Why I walked: Sometimes loving a denomination requires you to fight
Interview: Contending with Rowan Williams
The tragedy of Mary of Coogee
Freedom of religion v. freedom of employment
Couldn't Help Noticing
Leap into the dark
Couldn't Help Noticing
Replies to Elle-A feast awaits us
Interchange
A long, hard look at ourselves
Life
Jane Tooher developed this article on self-image from a conference address to Christian women, but its argument about where we find our sense of self applies more broadly. Her question: is it possible to understand yourself without reference to God?
Repentance
It is always interesting to hear the first sermon a minister preaches in his parish, as this is often a key to what he regards as his most important message. And so it is of special interest to note what Jesus preached in his opening sermons.