Something has been bugging me for a while in relation to evangelical culture’s response to justice issues. Why does it seem like evangelical churches were apathetic to issues of justice? Is this something that can change? And if yes, then… Read More »How Our Theology Shapes Apathy to Justice Issues
I hate winter. I hate most things about it. And no, I am not exaggerating. The early dark days. The cold. In Scotland, it’s usually accompanied by windy rain. The accompanying lethargy. Even my body is done. In fact, I… Read More »Redeeming Winter
Whether you are transitioning from student life to working life or you have been working for many years, sharing your faith at work can be really hard. And naturally we may want to shy away from sharing our faith at… Read More »Sharing Your Faith at Work
I have a love-hate relationship with Christian books that major on the ‘How Tos’. Whilst I have appreciated and found value in some of them, I also find them quite draining at times and I could never quite put my… Read More »Our Endless Pursuit of the Victorious Looking Christian Life
“…we were delighted to share with you not only the gospel of God but our lives as well” – 1 Thessalonians 2:8 I am going to say something that I never thought I would say only three years ago: social… Read More »Social Media – The Evangelistic Tool You Never Knew You Had
The feeling of longing to go back to another time; a good time, a time when things were simple, a time before everything changed; a time when loved ones were still here, the “happy place”. I am sure we can… Read More »Not Home Yet: The Unfulfilled Longings of Nostalgia
I have the privilege of working with some great colleagues. They make me smile, laugh and think and I love the conversations that I am able to have with them. These conversations present me a unique opportunity to get to… Read More »Navigating Workplace Conversations as a Christian
“I take self-love very seriously. And I take it seriously because when I was younger, I wanted to change everything about myself… I didn’t love who I was. And the reason I didn’t love who I was is because I… Read More »Lizzo And The Self-Love Gospel
In a conversation on Racism and the UK Church, I asked why it mattered that Christians didn’t shy away from the dialogue on racism. It was helpfully pointed out that ultimately, we Christians have a better story to tell in… Read More »5 Ways The Gospel Tells a Better Story in Response to Racial Injustice
Today marks 15 years since my father passed away. His death and subsequent other family deaths have forced me from a young age to wrestle with the reality of death. It has left me with an awareness of my own… Read More »Living For Eternity: A Tribute to My Father