Andrew Francis, Community and Hospitality After Christendom This book reflects on hospitality in Jesus-communities, giving consideration to the biblical and historical background to the significance of food and hospitality, with a view to appropriating these habits for missional effectiveness in a post-Christendom world. Written by an Anabaptist who has spent a lot of time exploring … Continue reading »
I’m going to go on the record here. I like reading John Piper. Not all the time nor do I agree with him all the time. But I am not one of those who vilifies his very name, as I have heard others do – particularly women who don’t like his complementarian stance. I happen … Continue reading »
Sometimes there’s nothing like a good bit of John Piper. Yes, I know that my CICCU roots are thereby made obvious. But even though I’m now far too charismatic and almost certainly not Reformed enough for them, I’m proud of having come to faith in that context. So, John Piper here we go… Many pastors are … Continue reading »
