The big problem in Christian marriages

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Recently my husband Ed and I read a number of secular books on marriage in preparation for a seminar we were to give together. There were plenty of gold nuggets of advice in them and some revealing insights into what makes us tick in marriage. I learnt…

Little ones to him belong

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Over 40 years ago, Jay E Adams opened his little book, The Meaning and Mode of Baptism, with an observation that still rings true today: “obviously, some immersionists speak overmuch on the subject; but just as truly, most of those who disagree…

The secret to being godly

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Someone once told me that the secret to a great Bolognese sauce is… beer. I have yet to validate his claim but if anyone else is inclined to check it, I would be a most willing test subject. Perhaps mastering the Bolognese sauce is not on the top of…

Win the complete set of Donald Robinson’s Works!

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A godly man, a loving husband and father, an engaging vice-principal, an excellent exegete, a faithful archbishop. Donald Robinson excited and equipped generations of laymen, pastors, teachers, and scholars with his Bible teaching. As…

Why God’s names matter: YHWH

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In his best-known love story Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare famously wrote: “What’s in a name? that which we call a roseBy any other name would smell as sweet.” For Shakespeare’s character, Juliet, a name doesn’t seem to matter much at all. A rose…