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Luke Simmons has fast become one of my favourite people to follow online. We have only met once, but his content reflects an unusual combination of theological clarity, personal warmth and practical...

Glen Scrivener is a bit of a genius. This is a wonderful critique of progress without Scripture, and a superb example of how to do cultural apologetics (and short videos!)

Good things come to those who wait. The recordings of last summer's conference on Isaiah are finally available; apologies for the delay. (You can also listen to them through the King's Church London...

Is your church stable in numbers, shrinking, or growing? What is the average age in your congregation? What is the ethnic make-up? How many under 18s are there? And how many over 70s? On current...

One of the things that makes Paul such a compelling thinker, and such a wise pastor, is that he always sees the big picture. When challenging sin, it is surprisingly easy to zoom in on the specifics...

Friendship is underrated in the modern West. Here's my message on it last Sunday from Proverbs 27, drawing from Lewis, Tolkien, Keller, and the good people of Lewisham:

I really don't want to forget the lesson of 2020-21, which is best summarised in James 4:13-15: "Come now, you who say, 'Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there...