What is the gospel? This may seem an obvious or even a stupid question. Of course we all know what the gospel is. This essay by DB Knox may make you think again.1 Is the gospel we preach the same gospel preached by Jesus and the apostles?
Author Archives: The Briefing
Does the Lord Jesus want me to tell my friends the gospel?
Living out our hope
Why did the sermon fail?
The surprising face of Hillsong
Interchange
A time to laugh, a time to dance
A Reply to Andrew Moody’s ‘Review’ of Jesus and the Father
Andrew Moody’s review appeared in Briefing #341 (February 2007).
Dear Andrew,
In our numerous exchanges over many years on the eternal subordination of the Son and the permanent subordination of women we both have been always perfectly frank with one another. In this reply to your ‘review’ of my book, better entitled “a personal response,” I will again be forthright. What neither of us want is to produce a fog that results in no one being able to work out what they should believe on the most fundamental of all Christian doctrines, the doctrine of God and no one else being clear on what divides us. Please note the use of the word ‘fog’ because I think one of the great weaknesses in what you have written is that time and time again you deliberately or unintentionally because you don’t see the key issue, obfuscate the question in contention.
Sheik’s claims not so shaky?
Couldn't Help Noticing
The offence of the truth
Couldn't Help Noticing
A review of Velvet Elvis: Repainting the Christian Faith by Rob Bell
To usher with love
Reaching out without selling out
Review
A young American pastor named Mark Driscoll is gaining a reputation for reaching the lost in new ways without compromising the old message in the process.
A pastoral perspective on the emergent church
First published in Criswell Theological Review, 3/2 (Spring 2006) pp. 87-93.
Read the full article online (PDF).

