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Why Time Is Not The Issue
“If only I had more time.” “I’m so busy I don’t have the time.” “Of course you can do...
“If only I had more time.” “I’m so busy I don’t have the time.” “Of course you can do...
Overheard last week: “Let’s play 24. I’ll slap you, then ask some questions…” Sure, I played cops and robbers...
Two years ago today we left Delhi and arrived in Hong Kong to start a new chapter of our...
Steve Holmes has made a posted an excellent and thoughtful analysis on his blog, “I won’t name the liturgical...
Last month’s topic of Post-Congregationalism attracted an unusually large number of comments and some really great questions. If you...
The recent Evangelical Manifesto is an interesting window into the problems that evangelicals face today and a worthwhile statement...
Last week’s post, Further Thoughts On Food And Spirituality attracted some very honest comments and clearly touched a nerve...
There’s something of a news controversy brewing here in Hong Kong. As you would all be aware, the recent...
The election of an Old Etonian to the Mayorship of London and the likely election of another alumni of...
“Hebrew & Christian Scriptures are stuffed (sorry) with food imagery – stories of eating, rule about eating, recipes, metaphor...
“The Internet is to human interaction as Pringles are to potatoes. Closeness and companionship are ground up into an...
Good news for Hong Kong residents; we finally have a local version of Time Out magazine. Editor Paul Kay...
Probably not. But, that hasn’t stopped me thinking along those lines recently… Back in 2006 I wrote a somewhat...
“Some theologians feel that “the Christian thing” is either a story or it is nothing that can speak to...
“Eat food, not too much, mostly plants.” That’s the subtitle of Michael Pollan’s excellent In Defense Of Food: An...
It’s a story you just knew would blow up one-day. Former Lonely Planet writer Thomas Kohnstamm claims to have...