Monthly Archives: June 2015

Challenges and possibilities of theological dialogue with the sciences.

Posted on June 28, 2015 by

Challenges and possibilities of theological dialogue with the sciences. The sciences have a long time tradition where scientists are able to integrate faith as a natural part of their systematic pursuit of knowledge and truth. The sciences owe much debt … Continue reading →

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Sermon – The God Who Listens.

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I had the privilege to share the message at church yesterday, where I preached from Psalm 116, on the “God Who Listens.” It’s been a few years since I have preached, and I was chuffed when the only negative feedback that … Continue reading →

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May 2015 Biblical Studies Carnival

Posted on June 9, 2015 by

Dr. Claude Mariottini has posted this months blogging carnival. As usual, there are some good reads he has linked to. There is even a link to my recent book review. May 2015 Biblical Studies Carnival.

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Excuse my soapbox rant. A question to my Christian family.

Posted on June 9, 2015 by

SMM seems to be the big thing at the moment around the western world. The question I want to ask my family is – how much energy are you spending railing for or against it – and compare that to … Continue reading →

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The Shack Has a Roof.

Posted on June 3, 2015 by

I have been busy. Busier than normal. I plunged into the deep end and took two intensive subjects this semester – which has knocked me about a little. In hindsight, I should have only taken the one subject. The two … Continue reading →

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