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- @SallyHitchiner Watching Lewis instead ;-)About 23 minutes ago
- Listening to Andy Sorenson's new album Underwater Breathing. Oh man, seriously good. Here's a 2min taster: http://t.co/2mVrUHhnAbout 12 hours ago
- Checking out the tour dates for one of my favourite bands, @IonaBand http://t.co/Gk3EQm4H REALLY want to catch a gigAbout 23 hours ago
- Great advice for creative types: RT @Image_Journal: Ira Glass on Storytelling. http://t.co/9yAIYQj91 day ago
- I'm ashamed to admit it but I actually liked The Notebook. It also offers an analogy for waking to life & #God: http://t.co/LG4hOIXR1 day ago
- Flicking through latest @christianitymag over breakfast. Liked the profile of 'Angels' series chaplain James Harding. Nice work.2 days ago
- Is there a story that can interrupt our confusion & bring us back to reality? Yes, and it goes like this: http://t.co/LG4hOIXR #faith2 days ago
- New Post: The Story of God. Final episode in my Four Questions video series (9min): http://t.co/LG4hOIXR #faith #spirituality2 days ago
- RT @skye_jethani: My interview with Joel Hunter sp adviser to Obama about church's response 2 same sex marriage http://t.co/OKwYvx4K2 days ago
- Not many news reports are mentioning Donna Summer's faith. Was a major turning point in her life. Sad to see her leave us at onl 632 days ago
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The Chuck Colson Interview: Watergate & Worldview
Former Nixon aid, prisoner reformer, and evangelical statesman Charles Colson has died. Gaoled in relation to the Watergate scandal of 1974, Chuck went on to found Prison Fellowship and become an astute thinker on the Christian worldview. In this interview, one of the last conducted with him, Chuck and I discuss his part in the Watergate affair, the emotional events leading to his discovery of faith, and how the Christian worldview makes sense of life. More…
Readable (20/4)
A weekly roundup of life, faith and spirituality stories. This week (20 April, 2011): the delusion of the infallible mind, starting the day well, the Passion, adoption, suffering and… lycra. More…
Rethink Your Thinking on Suffering
We take pills to ease it, hold prayer meetings to heal it, develop strategies to avoid it and do research to remedy it. We may even doubt the existence of God because of it. But there is one aspect of pain that us moderns rarely consider: That suffering could be part of God’s purpose for our lives. More…
Readable (13/4)
A weekly roundup of life, faith and spirituality stories. This week (13 April, 2011): Faith & Health, Grief & Hope, Happiness, and more. More…
An Easter Parable
Imagine for a moment that you’re a member of an organised crime ring with connections to corrupt city authorities. Imagine that you discover someone who knows your gang’s every deed—every scheme, every secret, every deal, all the money trails. One night you decide to round him up. He has to be silenced.
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The Meaning of Life? Here’s a 5th Option
What is the meaning of life? What is the meaning of *my* life? In Part 1 of thise series I outlined four popular answers to the question, as seen in our films, books and stories. Here I offer a fifth option. Because, it is my conviction that God gives our lives meaning in at least three ways. More…
The Meaning of Life? Here are 4 Options
Each month around 550,000 of us search the phrase ‘meaning of life’ on Google. And we’re not all looking for the Monty Python film. Does my life have any meaning? we ask. Our culture offers four main answers to the question, as reflected in our books, stories and films. More…
Unseen Footprints Audiobook
After months in production, I’m excited to announce the release of the new Unseen Footprints audiobook! An unabridged reading of the new edition book in all its glory. Recorded in pristine quality, this MP3 download is available for immediate download and includes the guided reflection exercises found in the new edition print book. More…
The Rowan Williams vs Richard Dawkins Debate
On February 23, 2012 Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams and atheist biologist Richard Dawkins debated the origin of life and humanity at Oxford’s Sheldonian Theatre. Here is the full video with some personal reflections and suggestions for further reading and viewing. More…
An Interview with Marilynne Robinson
Marilynne Robinson doesn’t believe in sequels and never uses an idea she knows the origin of. She waited a staggering 24 years to release her second novel. If you love her books or want to learn how to write, this interview with the Pulitzer Prize-winning wordsmith is a must-listen.
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