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The Puritans weren’t dusty relics — they were spiritual disruptors. Their insights still speak with fire and focus today. To read this great blog by Lee Gatiss click here:
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Ben Sargent’s new post reminds us that beyond formulas or fancy programmes, there is something more important we need to pursue when thinking about reinvigorating the church. To read, click here: https://t.co/wlgrjLzY7i
Anglican ministry often feels like Aragorn’s path: inherited responsibility and patient courage amongst other things. Read more in this encouraging and challenging post by Stuart Hull.
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When cultures clash, nature still whispers of a deeper order — one we didn’t create. Check out our new blog by Imogen Sinclair here: https://t.co/AcBqbfhPcl
I have just posted a new blog post 'Sexual intercourse did not begin until 1963 - a further response to Professor Helen King's PMM
https://t.co/NUV5RUNBN4.
Preaching isn’t just skill — it’s adoration. This book helps us recover a worship‑shaped way of teaching Scripture that leads people into a deeper encounter with God. Check out this post by Lloyd Etheridge and then get his new book!
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New review of Engaged: Preaching that draws people to God by Lloyd Etheridge. Jacob Collins says this book 'provides an accessible guide (so) that preaching could be fruitful, engaging, charismatic and authoritative because it is (rooted) in God's word'
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If you’ve ever wanted to understand this often‑forgotten doctrine, this book is the place to start. It’s clear, accessible, and genuinely enriching. With Ascension Sunday coming up on 17 May, now is the perfect moment to dive in. Get this book today!
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A new blog by Ben Sargent is ready for you on our website. 'Through the cross and empty tomb, life is offered to a world condemned to die.' Check this post, ponder about it and accept the invitation to real life. Click here: https://t.co/UUOAYkdA5Y
Grief doesn’t always shout — sometimes it whispers and overwhelms. Helen Thorne-Allenson offers a beautifully honest reflection on sorrow, lament, and the God who holds us steady. Check this gentle post here:
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Join us on Wednesday 17th June - 9:30 to 3:30pm in St Alkmund's church, Duffield for our Latimer Conference on Resilience. We are looking forward to meeting you!
There are times when we feel scared, when things are truly uncertain and just taking a step is quite hard. These are times when we need to look up to the only one who can guarantee the best outcome. Check out this encouraging post by Ben Lucas:
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E. L. Mascall defended real theological depth and saw prayer as participation in God’s life. A quiet voice worth recovering. Read this new blog here: https://t.co/vwzkhj7AEn