Mothers of Jesus - RahabGenealogies never seem the most exciting part of Scripture. Of course, as the book of 2 Timothy tells us, “all Scripture is God-breathed, and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness”. Often, however, we don’t know… Dec 22 23December 22, 2023Article at Passion For Evangelism
Barbenheimer Weekend made me love Church moreChurch provides a community that doesn’t disappear when the lights come up, but one that is set to walk with you through life’s joys and hardships. When I first moved to the town I currently live in, the church I attend would meet in Screen 4 of the… Aug 11 23August 11, 2023Article at Evangelical Focus
HopeWhen you’re a Christian, this thing happens where new, unexpected things remind you of the hope you have in Jesus. For me, as an avid lover of pop culture, it’s often on a screen that these reminders hit me. They hit me whilst watching Moana walk… Apr 10 21April 10, 2021Article at Passion For Evangelism
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A Surprising Teacher: Gospel Lessons from Netflix’s Queer EyeIn the last few years, as part of my thinking about the theology of engaging with culture, I have spent a lot of time thinking about common grace in pop culture. What I mean by that, are the fragments of gospel truth that are present in pieces of… Aug 16 20August 16, 2020Article at Personal Blog
Mary, did you know?There’s a Christmas song that has grown in popularity in recent years called ‘Mary, Did You Know?’ It recites the things that Christians believe Jesus did, and asks whether his mother Mary could have predicted this when Jesus was just a baby in her… Dec 21 18December 21, 2018Article at Uncover
