Exiled Preacher

Some believers operate on the Orwellian principle, "Old hymns good, new hymns bad." Maybe that's because only the best of the ...

We live in a very visual society, where words are often dismissed as “just words”. This is something of a problem for preachers, for words a...

An edited version of my Morning Thought, for BBC Radio Wiltshire I’d like to conclude this week’s Morning Thoughts by talking about spiritu...

An edited version of my Morning Thought, for BBC Radio Wiltshire I know that the skies are grey and overcast this morning, but nothing can...

An edited version of my Morning Thought, for BBC Radio Wiltshire The other day we were talking to some friends of ours about the olden days ...

An edited version of my Morning Thought , for BBC Radio Wiltshire My mum used to tell me that “Good things come to those who wait.” Well, wh...

An edited version of my Morning Thought , for BBC Radio Wiltshire This isn’t a subtle plea for Graham Seaman [show presenter] to play a cer...

Readers may be interested to know that I'm scheduled to do Morning Thought on BBC Radio Wiltshire at around 6.50am each morning from M...

It seems to me that Reformed evangelicalism is becoming increasingly fragmented. We have rightly emphasised the importance of separating fro...

In an issue dedicated to Belief is Back, The New Statesman features a profile of Tom Wright, Bishop of Durham under the heading, The dead w...