Snippet from the new Journal of Aggressive Christianity, which is out now at armybarmy.com. The interview here is with General Eva Burrows (R). JAC: Please comment on the state of aggressive Christianity in the 21st century.How relevant is primitive Salvationism? EB: I respond positively to the term ‘primitive Salvationism’. To me that refers to the … More JAC now out!
I really don’t know where to start with last week. I was up in Scotland marrying my sister! (to someone else!) The wedding went really well. My wee sister looked gorgeous and she seemed really happy with her big day. Everyone was appreciative of the ceremony and there were plenty of good conversations afterwards about … More Grace and love like mighty rivers…..
Having been tagged by Martin, here you go: OK, the rules: grab the book closest to you. Turn to page 161. Print the 5th complete sentence on your blog. Tag 5 others. My result: “I want to cry every time I get in it.” from ‘Building a Strategic Church by David Beer. Who do I … More You’ve been tagged!
You can listen to me preaching at this morning’s Pentecost celebration by clicking here Happy Listening!
…off to Scotland to conduct my sisters wedding!
Hi everyone. I am interested to find out where bloggers are reading from. There are usually about 150 visits a day at Army Renewal. I have a stats programme on this blog which tells me a lot about visitors: rough location, length of visit, number of visits for each visitor, key search words that have … More Army Renewal Friends
I’ve had a major ‘memory-lane’ week this week. Been hearing from a lot of friends from school…some very good friends and feeling a bit sad that we haven’t kept in touch. People all married and getting married and stuff and I haven’t been around. This is part of being an officer – you move, you … More On the Lost
Bha mi araichadh ann an Irbhinn ach tha mi a’ fuireach ann an Bristol an-drasta. Bidh mi a’ fuireach ann an Inbher Uige, ann an Gallibh, an deidh Iuchar. Tha mi ag obair anns na Arm an t-Saoraidh. Bidh mi ag obair ann an Inbher Uige. Tha mi deanamh sin airson An t-Ulle-chumhachdach! I’ve been … More Suis leis Arm an t-Saoraidh!
I wonder if you have come across ‘The Singing Company’ yet – a group of primitive Salvationist youth over the pond who have a CD called ‘The Red Book Sessions.’ Basically, they give old Army songs a bit of a beat and a re-airing. A really simple and enjoyable sound. I dare you to listen … More The Singing Company
Andrew S M Clark 