Author Archives: The Briefing
Homosexuality and true compassion
Interchange
Published Abroad: Backing the Basics
Published Abroad: Glossary of Church Growth and Contemporary Christian Music Terminology
Published Abroad: A Tale of Two Sisters
Work: the big picture
Life
When we come to the Bible with questions about life we can do so in two ways. Firstly, we can look up all the words in the Bible that relate to our query, and try to collate the results. In this case, we could look up ‘work’, ‘toil’, ‘labour’, and so on—but this is by no means as easy as it sounds.
The balancing act
Life
One of the biggest struggles for many Christians is balancing the demands of work, family and ministry. It can seem impossible to balance the pressures of all three. The common and tempting solution is to simply neglect, or at least accept mediocrity, in one or even two of these areas of our lives.
Factotum #10: Christian modelling
Everyday Ministry
One of the graduates of MTS was a male model before training for the ministry. As far as I know, this experience has not contributed greatly to his training. But modelling is an important feature of Christian ministry in the New Testament.
Interview: Control of the future
A pocket history of CESA
Can God be trusted?
Guns, laws and hearts
A new vision of evangelical history
Review
The progress of Stott
Review
Bunyan’s computer
Pastoral Ministry
John Bunyan’s name is familiar to most Christians. Some months ago, I came across one of his short books: The Acceptable Sacrifice. It was originally a sermon based on Psalm 51:17, “The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and a contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise”. It was his last book.
