Does evangelical mean anything? Is the enneagram a type of horoscope? How do I keep exercising when I am busy? Is religion ending? And a few more things for your weekend perusal.
Week on the Web – 27 September 2019
Week on the Web – 1 February 2019
Every now and then I like to collate some of the stuff that I have found interesting on the web in any given week. These are not endorsements, but rather just a starting point for anyone who perhaps would be seeking some broad weekend reading. Enjoy. Preaching the Whole Counsel of God Some fascinating research... Continue Reading →
Black Panther: A Review by Bat Manyika
As my wife and I walked back to the parking lot after the movie, we saw people wearing colourful African print dresses, colourful headcovers, colourful African shirts with matching trousers. These were people from every race, age group, and continent. They were buzzing with joy, just hanging around the foyer, their bond stronger because they had been to Wakanda and back.
2017 Reading List: 25 Books I Enjoyed This Year, Part 5
The 5th and final part in my 2017 Reading List series. It includes my two books of the year and one that came very close.
2017 Reading List: 25 Books I Enjoyed This Year, Part 4
A truly eclectic group as we get towards the end of my 2017 reading summary.
2017 Reading List: 25 Books I Enjoyed This Year, Part 3
Hillbilly's, old pastors, the mystery of God's will and same sex attraction all on one list.
2017 Reading List: 25 Books I Enjoyed This Year, Part 2
Part 2 of the list features everything from Japanese fiction to American pragmatism, making a stop past English Catholicism on the way. There is also a pastor with gay parents and a conservative view of marriage.
2017 Reading List: 25 Books I Enjoyed This Year, Part 1
By God's grace it has been a fruitful year of reading, and I have learned a great deal again, especially in terms of how I ought to read more going forward. So, here are the first 5 of 25 books that I enjoyed this year, with very short reviews to whet your appetite. My simple hope is to encourage you to read more and to enjoy your reading more. They appear in the order that I read them.
