Towards an Appreciation of Colour: A Review of ‘A Thousand Beauteous Dyes’
While it may only take readers two or three hours to read this slim volume, it will take readers far longer to meditate on the glory of God’s wondrous creation.
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While it may only take readers two or three hours to read this slim volume, it will take readers far longer to meditate on the glory of God’s wondrous creation.
Creeds and confessions can prevent contemporary churches from falling into basic christological errors that the church has already evaluated and spoken clearly about.
The Ministry of Small Things is narrow in its scope—it addresses those ordinary, and often overlooked, aspects of pastoral care through which the Lord is pleased to work.
Guite is taking up the task of the Inklings—and of Lewis and Tolkien in particular—who not only sought to ‘repair the ruins’ of forgotten Christian literary traditions but also ‘re-redeem’ the spiritual imagination of contemporary readers.
Pastors must remember the subtle but significant difference between a pulpit and a platform.
