Christmas may get most of the glory, but Easter Sunday should be the happiest day of the year for Christians. It’s the day where we remember our Saviour, once crucified, now raised to life and…
April Links #1
Once or twice a month, I gather up links to some of my favourite reading and resources from the past fortnight. I’d love to know what you’ve been reading in the comments too. Articles 10…
The Final Walk: How Harry Potter Helps Me to Understand Jesus’ Love
One of the most exquisite and heartbreaking chapters in the Harry Potter series comes right near the end of the final book. Harry has realised his only hope of saving the wizarding world is to…
Book Review: Created to Draw Near: Our Life as God’s Royal Priests (Edward T. Welch)
Crossway provided me with a complimentary copy of this book through the Blog Review Program. I’m under no obligation to post a positive review. As I write this review our world is gripped by the…
Consider the Cost of Your Sin
Sin often seems cheap in the moment. A little envy, a little lust, a little white lie. Who could it hurt? We forget that our sins were paid for by the blood of Jesus, which…
Book Review: Epic (Tim Challies)
The Christian faith has a rich and complex history. Countless books are dedicated to giving readers an overview of this history or diving into particular parts of it. Tim Challies makes a unique contribution with…
March Links #2: Coronavirus Edition
As well as spreading rapidly around the world, the coronavirus has also taken over the media. It seems like every single article on Christian and secular blogs is covering some aspect of the virus. Not…
How I’m Praying in a Pandemic
Everyone is writing about the coronavirus, or so it seems. No doubt we’ll see plenty more thoughtful advice in the coming days and weeks. I don’t have anything insightful to add to these voices, so…
March Links #1
Once or twice a month, I gather up links to some of my favourite reading and resources from the past fortnight. I’d love to know what you’ve been reading in the comments too. Articles What…
Cling to Christ
My family used to have a dog who was terrified of thunderstorms. Upon hearing a loud clap of thunder, Woody would clamber up onto the couch and keep climbing until he lay right behind you…