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Don't Forget, Jesus Also Met You on a Damascus Road
The small group I belong to is reading through Philippians and last week we marvelled at Paul’s perspective on life, particularly suffering. Imprisoned for his...
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Doodle: Friedrich Nietzsche's Capitalist Manifesto
I’m no economist. Nor am I the son of economist. Neither are my father or I are socialists. I’ve read the Communist Manifesto but growing...
Did Peter Believe Jesus Was God?
For better or worse, a few years back I signed up to Quora and on occasion their emails pique my interest; usually, however, I find...
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Doodle: This Is Not About Billie Eilish
Without condoning any of the slander she’s receiving, I think we can all agree that Billie Eilish’s recent comment at the Grammy’s was indefensible. If you can put the general...
Towards a More Biblical Balance in Teaching and Preaching
As I mentioned in a previous article on balancing our time, I’m slowly making my way through D. A. Carson’s Gospel and the Modern World with the hope of occasionally...
How Philippians Helps Us to Pray for Others
Last week I was reading through Philippians 1:3-11 when it struck me that Paul provides us with a few fundamentals of praying for others. In a sentence, we might summarise...
Pursuing a Biblical Balance in How We Use Our Time
For Christmas I was given a copy of D. A. Carson’s The Gospel and the Modern World. Though it goes without saying when it comes to his writing, I highly...
Australia Bans Social Media for Under-16s. Why Don't Parents Do the Same?
Yesterday saw the Australian government’s ban on social media for under-16s come into effect. Some might say that Aslan is on the move—and I’d offer up my hearty amen. For...
Three Exchanges Preached by the Prosperity Gospel
September 2025 saw the online publication of the Africa Statement on the Prosperity Gospel and Word of Faith Theology (PDF). I was privileged to be a part of drafting it,...
Doodle: Misleading Eschatologies
Having recently come up on three occasions while lecturing, I feel fairly comfortable to say that the Lord has laid the matter of eschatology on my heart—or, at the very...
Fridays with Fred: Between Contemplation and Contempt
My very first Nietzsche reflection was on a line from Human, All Too Human: “One hears a lot of talk about men, but none at all about man” (§35). As...
