Start the week II

• Have you been objectionable about tithing? PJ Smyth has some thoughts about why you might want to reconsider.
• Simon Benham posts a compelling request for honesty from leaders
• An equalities and conscience petition is looking for 100k signatures to secure a UK parliamentary debate
• If you’re going to NEWDAY 2011, you have an opportunity to tell them what seminars you’d like them to offer
• Howard Kellet grapples with the thorny issues of church structure and building missional, relational communities
• Tales of healing are reported by Wendy Mann in Bedford A&E department
• Finding space among the demands of parenting is the focus of Emma Dawsons post
• Dave Bish reminds us that the love that wins is the husbands love for his wife

 

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Start the week

Isn’t it time we did something about Sex Trafficking?  Simon Benham has some thoughts on what they hope to do to fight back.

Dan Partridge argues that you can’t have human rights without God

Theology

NewFrontiers Theology Forum have responded to the Rob Bell debate and Phil Whittal has a 2nd ‘final’ summary over on his blog, while Marcus Tutt urges us to think of a second death

Dave Capener is looking for 2nd Generation Evangelical Christians to help him answer some questions

The Resurgence (not a Newfrontiers blog) is kicking off a 3 month series on Biblical Theology which I anticipate will be well worth a look.

New blog about working with students

The guys at Grace Church Nottingham have a blog you might want to keep track of, especially if you work with students. It is inspirationally called The Student

A new blog on family life

Hi guys, just wanted to let you know about a new blog by Emma Dawson from Brighton. It's focus is on family life, being a mum and loving Jesus. So check it out here

Theology Matters

The Newfrontiers Theology forum have a swanky new website and blog which is certainly an impressive design. Hopefully with regular contributors this will definitely be a site to keep an eye on.