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Spirit.

March 19, 2013by tallandrew 3 Comments

The air is all around. We know it’s there. It sustains us, revives us, enables us to keep on living. But it is only sometimes when we are aware of […]

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Christianity, nature, spirituality
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Desire

February 1, 2013by tallandrew Leave a comment

Desire is a word that has featured a lot in the book I’m reading – The Good God, Mike Reeves’ offering about the Trinity, which is short and dense and […]

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Bible, spirituality, theology

Three promises for this week.

January 16, 2012by tallandrew Leave a comment

My Bible passage for today came from Jesus’ farewell discourse in John’s gospel (14:12-21), with the help of NT Wright’s ‘John for Everyone’. Three great promises stood out. 1. “And […]

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Bible, Christianity, faith, theology

The future of Church?

September 8, 2009by tallandrew Leave a comment

Ok, so I know the church of the future won’t just look like one particular church, but I visited St. Paul’s Onslow Square in London last week (a congregation of […]

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anglican, Christianity, church

Todd Bentley and the Florida Outpouring

July 10, 2008by tallandrew 3 Comments

There’s been lots and lots written about the so called Florida Outpouring in Lakeland, some by people who have been, some not, some by those sympathetic to this sort of […]

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Christianity, faith
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Total Church (i) – Whole life discipleship

July 3, 2008by tallandrew Leave a comment

I’m currently reading Tim Chester and Steve Timmis book, Total Church, so I thought I’d blog my way through it. The first chapter mentions the role of the Word and […]

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Bible, books, Christianity, church, culture, faith, leadership

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