The Anatomy of Spiritual Depth
As I reflect on what I have observed, read and lived through in that more than fifty years, this is what I am convinced of: the church is always looking for better methods, but God is looking for deeper people.
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As I reflect on what I have observed, read and lived through in that more than fifty years, this is what I am convinced of: the church is always looking for better methods, but God is looking for deeper people.
AI in ministry is like a hammer: it can cause harm to the user or others, but in the right hands it can be a powerful tool for building ... In this article I offer two frameworks for evaluating wise AI use, bridging the gap between theology and practical use-cases.
University students plan their work and finances to increase their savings. This is another reason they work multiple jobs. They don’t want to pay for too many Christian camps. They take less holidays. They avoid doing a ministry apprenticeship because it’s too risky.
What is so mysterious and profound is that God provided the Lamb that was to be sacrificed for the sins of his people. Jesus is both the Good Shepherd and the Lamb of God.
The words we use matter, and Christian disability organisations ... are doing great work to encourage the wider church to think carefully about their language choice when it comes to speaking about disability.
