Regrettably there are fierce arguments about the exact purpose of Jesus dying. Perhaps this Easter we can have some humility about what is most meaningful to us and about others who find something else more meaningful?
If you’re reviewing or deconstructing your faith, what should you think about the Bible’s stories of Jesus’ birth?
The story of a conservative christian guy who became a leftist while attending a conservative christian college.
Two more ways the modern church ignores how and what Jesus taught, but we could easily change.
Jesus is not just our saviour but also our teacher and leader. Here are ways we can better follow him in our churches.
I used to be a decent, conservative boy. But in my old age, it seems I have been radicalised. I think you can blame Jesus for that. When you’re young you accept what you’re told (sometimes) Growing up in postwar Australia, the world seemed pretty secure and mum and dad taught us what was right. […]
If we find ourselves having doubts about Jesus and needing to reconstruct our faith, how can we find a good basis?
Who did Jesus die for? Do the poor, the outcast and the forgotten get any special treatment? Jesus seems to hint at this.
Christmas is about a baby and his mother. But there’s a lot more to think about than that, when we look for explanations.
What if, as well as talking and learning and speaking to others about our faith, we tried to put his radical teachings into practice in our daily lives?