Is Christianity merely an intellectual agreement with a set of propositional truths? Is it merely a warm tingly feeling and the presence of comfort and peace? is it building one’s life and diary around the activity of the church? Of course not. Having said that, I recently heard a man who had been representing … More Christianity Lite
As I already mentioned (was it here or facebook?), last Sunday 17th October was the 15 year anniversary of my conversion. Let me tell you a story…. Faith, God, church was never really a part of our upbringing and to be fair it wasn’t really a part of my parents upbringing either. My mum and … More The beginning
Ok, so I’m about as garbage at not blogging as I am at blogging. Massive failure on the not blogging front. Well, that lasted for a whole few days. Hmm. I was having a bad day! The simple problem is just the whole transition thing… I’m disorientated, bound to experience the odd bit of confusion … More Massive non-blogging failure
I need to confess that my passion for blogging has waned somewhat of late. Previously, a large part of my purpose in blogging was simply to add a voice to the Salvation Army blog scene with the dear hope of re-kindling something of a passion somewhere. I guess to one degree or the next it … More Stepping Down
One of the things I get asked incessantly these days is “are you settling in?” I guess I hear it so often because I’m part of a big collection of people here at Trinity. When I hear it I need to remember that it’s very likely that this person probably hasn’t asked me before and … More Settled?
I remember a few months back, up in Aberdeen, chatting to Peter Farmer who leads a little movement called Mission Britain. Peter has a heart to see missional ‘simple churches’ spring up in small movements across the United Kingdom. Due to the stuff we were doing up there, he came to chat and walk round … More The New Open Air Meeting
Andrew S M Clark 