Monthly Archives: January 2013
-
The triangle of beauty (Christian beauty: 4)
128/01/2013 by Chris Green
So, I’ve suggested thee angles to answering the question of what is beautiful. Angle 1: something is beautiful because it …
Continue reading -
Christian beauty (3) Christ our efficient king
Leave a comment24/01/2013 by Chris Green
Some things just work, and because they work well they give pleasure. If you doubt that, think about what happens …
Continue reading -
Jim Packer on sanctification
Leave a comment23/01/2013 by Chris Green
-
Free eBook – MOVE for church planters
Leave a comment22/01/2013 by Chris Green
The summary of Willow Creek’s survey on spiritual maturity, summarised for church planters is available here You’ll need to open this …
Continue reading -
Packer on Preaching
Leave a comment21/01/2013 by Chris Green
A short video by Jim Packer on God’s holiness and our preaching. You’ll need to open this post to activate the …
Continue reading -
Christian beauty 2: Christ our gorgeous priest
Leave a comment18/01/2013 by Chris Green
Yesterday was gorgeous. The sky was palest blue, dusted with pink and orange, there was enough snow to reflect the …
Continue reading -
Christian beauty 1: Christ our truthful prophet
Leave a comment15/01/2013 by Chris Green
I can order a coffee fluently in a number of European languages, but beyond that the curse of Babel hits …
Continue reading -
A blank canvas
1513/01/2013 by Chris Green
The Culture section of my Sunday paper covers the same things every week: plays and music, opera and ballet, books, …
Continue reading -
Passion for Life 2014
Leave a comment08/01/2013 by Chris Green
Next year will see a second “Passion for Life”, as evangelical churches across the UK co-ordinate their evangelism for one …
Continue reading -
Bonsai!
Leave a comment07/01/2013 by Chris Green
The gospel is all about growth. Jesus’ kingdom will be one over every tribe, nation and language. The earth will …
Continue reading -
Gear-shift
Leave a comment03/01/2013 by Chris Green
I was sure the speed limit was forty, but the police were equally sure it was thirty, and so I …
Continue reading
