Category Archives: Thoughts on the News

Applying Scriptural principles to things in the news

When £26,000 Isn’t Enough

The Church of England does not speak for all Christians. Continue reading

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Credibility

The Scriptures always have credibility when they speak to the church in whatever nation. But when your diagnosis is contrary to the Scriptures, you lose all credibility. Continue reading

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Tesco Again

We shouldn’t expect those who aren’t followers of Christ to behave like followers of Christ — but we can expect those who want us to spend money in their shops to treat our concerns with respect. Continue reading

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In Memory of McCheyne?

In the news today, the McCheyne Memorial Church, built in memory of Robert Murray McCheyne, one of the most godly pastors Dundee (or for that matter, Scotland) has ever seen, will be turned into a holiday home for its London owner, a place to go for … Continue reading

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Three Thoughts After Yesterday’s Storm

When “nature” throws an amazing and powerful storm at us, we should not fear. We should rejoice that the God who rules the wind and the waves is our God. When we see great demonstrations of power, it should comfort and reassure us, for the God who rules every power that we see has promised to uphold us.
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Defining Christianity: Cameron vs Christ

I mentioned this Sunday, but I’ll mention it here, too. Prime Minister David Cameron: I am a committed — but I have to say vaguely practicing — Church of England Christian. Jesus Christ: And he said to them all, If … Continue reading

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Statement from Tesco / Lesson for Christians

A “Christian Soldier” is not on a campaign against those who are opposed to what we believe. He is on a campaign to become what his God wants him to be.
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