Author Archives: The Briefing
Keeping the story alive
Review
Sing a new song
Review
Gospels bombshell
Review
Who’s got a red face now?
Interchange
Evangelistic buyers guide
Interchange
Wright up close
Thought
In our last issue, we looked at the way in which the rise of ‘the New Perspective on Paul’ has led to a radical rethinking of the doctrine of justification; one that is at odds with the traditional evangelical understanding inherited from the Reformation. Perhaps the most vocal and best known proponent of this ‘New Perspective’ is Tom Wright, who has already been introduced. This article seeks to show that the ‘New Perspective’ (generally) and Tom Wright’s position (particularly) are far less Scriptural than the traditional evangelical understanding of justification.
And that’s not the ‘good news’
Keeping it clean
Death’s single sting
Recovering virtue, rediscovering sin
Review
For Philip
The Horseshoe Shooter
When should I shut up?
Everyday Ministry
How to run a dialogue meeting
What’s a ‘dialogue meeting’? It’s one of those old jargon terms for a meeting arranged so that a single Christian speaker can discuss (dialogue) the claims of Christ with a group of non-Christians without too many Christians butting in. Perhaps these days we would call it a forum or consultation. In fact, it’s more like a press conference where one person gets to say his or her bit before being fried by the assembled listeners.