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THIS WEEKS ADDITION - THE ART OF FORGETTING Though we decry the loss of memory, we have to forget some of our past in order to function as God intends; but what if our environment stops us from forgetting? - Read more in JUST SEEN section

THE MEASURE OF AUTHORITY True authority is found in the integration of what people say they believe with how they live. This highlights the modern crisis of authority and sets us a compelling challenge.- Read in MY TALKS section

A GRIEF UNOBSERVED The invisible community of the bereaved possesses truths about life we need to hear. How odd, and perhaps significant, that theirs are the very voices we tend to block out.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

WHEN SIMPLE STEPS OF FAITH FEEL SO HARD Joy and prayer are a woven piece of fabric which gives us resilience in faith. The task of sewing them together is made daunting by the unfriendly climate we live in.- Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THEATRES OF THE ABSURD - Two political deaths within a day afforded a salutary reminder of the use and abuse of power - Read in IN THE NEWS section

WHEN THE MIGHTY LOSE THEIR THRONES - Mobile footage of the end of tyrants makes for compelling TV and leaves the sour aftertaste of voyeurism in the mouth - Read in JUST SEEN section

THE GREAT DIVIDE A new apartheid is forming in society which few of us see with the clarity it is calling for.- Read in IN THE NEWS

BECAUSE YOU’RE WORTH IT - That we live in a meritocracy is so widely accepted now it is hard to argue against it. But there are subtle dangers inherent which may deny the gifting of God and the duty we owe him - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO DOUGLAS COUPLAND - One artistic voice from outside the Church is asking all the questions that need to be asked about life on earth.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

SMUG PARENTS The new battle lines between parents and the child-free are divisive and can only undermine our generation’s legacy. - Read in MY TALKS section

THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING The legacy of postmodernism is the creeping financial calculation of human and artistic value, a result of playing with the fire of truth.- Read in JUST SEEN section

QUESTION TIME It isn’t that politics and religion are separate spheres. They are two sides of the same coin. And the whole coin belongs to God.- Read in MY TALKS section

THE ADVICE CULTURE The self-help industry is booming, but its overall message is surprisingly reactionary and lacks the transformative power of grace.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

OCTOBER 2011 FAMILY NEWS

WHAT JEREMIAH MIGHT SAY IF HE WERE NICK ROBINSON Thus says the Lord: Do not let the wise boast in their wisdom, do not let the mighty boast in their might, do not let the wealthy boast in their wealth.- Read in THOUGHT FOT THE MONTH section

BRAND BULLYING AND THE MARKETING OF YOUTH - Britain has constructed a culture which makes children breathe the toxin of materialism. Simply blaming parents is a glib and unreflective way to let the corporate world evade their duty.- Read in JUST SEEN section

HOW TO BE A CHURCH VOLUNTEER AND A CHRISTIAN AT THE SAME TIME - Giving our spare time to the Church can be as much a challenge as it is a blessing.Careful attention to certain priorities can smooth the path.- Read in MY TALKS section

WHO OR WHAT IS TO BLAME? A society which is averse to naming Christ in public debate is not doing itself any favours when it comes to addressing deeply rooted personal and social problems.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE SECRET PRAYER LIFE - Why God calls us to be more like Clint Eastwood and less like Jonathan Ross when we pray to him.- Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

EVEN AS I AM FULLY KNOWN - Phone hacking has distracted us from a far more pervasive digital scrutiny of who we are which is changing the world beneath our feet.- Read in JUST SEEN section

THE STORY OF THE BLUES - Hidden in the middle of the Bible is a composition which speaks timelessly to the needs and aspirations of humanity.Read in My Talks section

THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM - Politeness should not be deemed the preserve of petty minded people but the means to confer dignity and equality on all. The digital world has some catching up to do on this count.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE - Two trends in society and the Church empty the joyful impulse of love of its divine authenticity. Recognition is the first step to overcoming them - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

PHOBIC NATION -Fear is deeply ingrained in our culture. It is into this unpromising terrain that God speaks his word of peace.- Read in MY TALKS section

THE HAVE NOTS ARE NOT CHAVS - The so-called classless society still reserves special opprobrium for one group of people. Is there a distinctive Christian take on this development? - Read in JUST SEEN section

WHEN DOES ERRANT BEHAVIOUR MERIT PUBLIC ATTENTION? - Vindictive media make it harder to make a true moral audit of personal wrongdoing and reinforce sometimes spurious distinctions between the public and the private.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

SHALLOW GROUND - What does exposure to new sources of information do to our minds and how do we sift what is important from what is trivial? An old story gives us a clue.Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

WHAT\'S NEXT? - The relentless demands of daily work may not only impede our quality of life but also a right judgment of its purpose.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE PROPHETIC ROLE - The boomerang of prophecy aimed at society may knock out the idol we have in our sights, but it doesn’t complete its flight path until it hits the thrower as well.- Read in MY TALKS section

THOSE WHO HAVE EYES TO SEE - True healing comes when people are restored to their rightful place in the community, which should be a guiding principle in our support of disabled people.- Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

TAKING A JOKE - Are there limits beyond which humour should not go? In the absence of a consensus, the boundaries are being pushed incrementally further.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE PERILS OF ROUTE ONE IN LIFE - New thinking suggests our goals are best pursued indirectly in life. There are echoes of the Gospel in this, but unless we make some distinctions between the two, we may make a mess of our journey.- Read in JUST SEEN section

NICODEMUS BY NIGHT - The early communists talked of creating a new Soviet man, but Christianity got there long beforehand as those who trust in Christ become a new people in his resurrection life. Read in MY TALKS section

THE STROLL TO EMMAUS - Two people give up hope on the first day of the working week. It sounds a familiar story to us. Except a stranger has a different idea. Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

DOES PRETEND VIOLENCE POLLUTE OUR CULTURE? Spiralling levels of brutality in modern screen drama have desensitised us to real suffering which only the cross has the power to redeem.- read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE DARK SIDE OF FASHION - One designer’s outburst against the woman sitting opposite him spoke of more than one kind of fascism.- Read in JUST SEEN section

THE PROPAGANDA OF THE DEED - The assault on death in Bethany burned itself on the imaginations of those who witnessed it and announced the revolution to come.- Read in MY TALKS section 

THE MOMENT OF CRISIS - When a time of trial arrives we can be sure of only one thing: Jesus won’t desert us, won’t deny us and won’t disappoint us. Such is the living God we worship. - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE BACKLASH - If we permit our relationships to be mediated digitally in the future, we may be drawing the kind of veil over our faces we are critical of some cultures for doing in practice. read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

TEXT THE CASBAH - Digital technology can be used to repress people as well as to help free them. This simple truth is overlooked by those who breathlessly herald the power of the internet to change the world. Read in JUST SEEN section 

NO WORRIES - Social analysts suggest we are living in the age of anxiety. Few eras have seen as much change as ours. So how does the teaching of Jesus speak into this ferment? - Read in MY TALKS section

CONSIDERABLY RICHER THAN YOU - Religious self-righteousness is an ugly trait, yet in a consumer society we are, more than ever, making distinctions between ourselves and others that mimic this ancient human flaw - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

BEWARE THE BATTLE HYMN OF THE TIGER MOTHER - The hot-housing of children’s education is a long way from the invitation to love and curiosity God would have us make to them. Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

OF GODS AND MEN - The most sensitive film about Christian discipleship in a generation has slipped almost unnoticed out of our cinemas. Its legacy on DVD by contrast shouldl be lasting - Read in JUST SEEN section

YOU ARE THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD - One of the most romantic components of our faith is that we influence others for good even without realising it. Our capacity to do the reverse is probably why we do not dwell on this much. Read in MY TALKS section

THE BUBBLE - We live in a little personal bubble in the busyness of urban life and need God to pop it to see what he has in store for us outside.Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE UNSPOKEN LIMITS OF TV NEWS - Grasping the TV news’ inherent limitations is the first step to understanding the world they purport to reveal.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

HUSHING INCONVENIENT OPINION - Across the world, societies are trading basic freedoms for the right to make money.What is this doing to them and what does it mean for the Church? - Read in JUST SEEN section

IT’S MISSION, STUPID! - To understand how the world is changing is the first step towards shaping a mission which is faithful to the innovative power of an enduring Gospel. Read in MY TALKS section

TAKING THE BULLET - There were no bodyguards for Jesus, despite his status. That the uncreated God would give his life for us instead is a continuing source of wonder and awe.

TELL ME LIES - Rumours often make people miserable and yet we persist in passing them on. Understanding their structure and power is vital if we are to limit their capacity for damage.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE WAKE UP CALL - A light has entered this world that will never be extinguished. Adjusting to its power takes time, but its inescapability must rouse us from our sleep.- Read in MY TALKS section 

I WAS LONELY AND YOU SPOKE TO ME - Loneliness is the stigma which dare not say its name in a connected society. We should open our eyes to the clues others offer up if we are to carry one another through life.- Read in JUST SEEN section

THE GIFT OF GRATITUDE - Being thankful is one of the most subversive gestures we can make in life. But how do we get to this point in the first place? - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE EMPTY CHAIR AT THE FESTIVE TABLE - Sometimes the more privileged among us should walk through the dark shadows of life frequented by others and not shirk this Christian duty just because we are able to. - Reaf in FAITH IN CULTURE section

DEAD MAN WALKING - One man went to a cruel and unusual death for us. How we respond to this is the measure of our life.- Read in MY TALKS section

THE SOCIAL NETWORK - The new media has more revelatory power than we know how to handle and is developing faster than the culture we need to protect us.- Read in JUST SEEN section

THE BONFIRE OF OUR VANITY - If you were a firework for God, which one would you be? - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? - What God achieves through ordinary people shows there are no limits to spiritual mobility other than those we place on ourselves.- Read in MY TALKS section

RESISTANCE IS FERTILE - How is individual moral courage expressed when a person feels uneasy with the culture or intimidated by the State? 

THE ALTERNATIVE SPENDING REVIEW - Many of us allow nagging guilt to hinder the wider use of our wealth. Greater attention to some simple values can help us deal with this.- Read in MY TALKS section 

THE WISDOM DEFICIT - There is no lottery about the gift of wisdom because God promises it to anyone who asks him for it in faith - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

LEBANON - Two inventive films about the 1982 war in Lebanon remind us how high the stakes remain today - Read in JUST SEEN section

THE LEVELLING SPIRIT - Have we become too relaxed about wealth differentials within both Church and society? - read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

MANAGING ANGER - With anger fast becoming the emotion of choice today, learning to handle the new volatility has become a priority for Christians. - Read in MY TALKS section

THE FREE MOBILE WITH FULL COVERAGE - We are so in love with the advances being made in technology year on year that it has diminished for incurious minds the wonder of human prayer.- Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE NEW ORTHODOXY -Who decides what is orthodox in the public realm today? No-one is quite sure but there is plenty of guilt in the air and little absolution. - read in MY TALKS section

LACK SABBATH - A day of rest is one of the most tangible indicators of the character of God. The contempt with which society treats it may be one of its deepest failings. - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

WOMAN MISUNDERSTOOD - The story of Mary Magdalene echoes in the heart of many women who have been labelled superficially without any attempt to understand them - Read in MY TALKS section

HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU, KID - Our faces tell others all they need to know about the faith. We can witness to the goodness of God in a look. - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

BARNABAS PEOPLE - No follower of Jesus is perfect, but some set a compelling high standard. What distinguishes those who are most alive with the faith? - Read in MY TALKS section

HOW TO TIE A KNOT - We value training for our jobs yet learning about private relationships is considered an optional extra we can safely ignore. Why so? - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

SUMMER READING - Help! Am I about to make the wrong choice in novels for a holiday I have invested so much in? - Read in JUST SEEN section

POP IDOLS - What do we worship today and what has it done to us? - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE WEDDING AT CANA - For some wonderful and inexpressible cause, the God who upholds the universe cares about our private worries. Read in MY TALKS section

WHY EVERY CHURCH NEEDS A MALCOLM GLADWELL - There is much that is hidden and unobserved in human life and it takes patience and vision to uncover the links that cause us to behave the way we do. Step forward a rare talent who manages this - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

ON BEING A FATHER - Many fathers feel role strain in the new shape their world is taking. What encouragement is on hand for them? - Read in MY TALKS section

THE CLOCK RUNS OUT FOR JACK - There are only a certain number of times one man can save his country. As the final screen disintegrated on 24’s Jack Bauer in series eight, what legacy did he leave us? - Read in JUST SEEN section

A LIFE MORE ORDINARY - No cash or connections or charisma? You’re just the person for the job.- Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section 

MESSI CHURCH - For the committed supporter, football is a form of suffering with enjoyment a bonus.This is the key to unlocking the mood of the nation at major tournaments.- Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE TYRANNY OF TIME - Who are we to judge what constitutes a waste of time? God has a different vision.- Read in MY TALKS section

GIVING OUR LIVES AWAY - Until more space is afforded staff by companies greedy for their time, the idea that we will solve social problems by recruiting volunteers remains elusive.- Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE FRONTIERS OF AID - Humanitarian aid is distributed in murky places run by the powerful. Should we accept any moral compromises made as necessary to save lives? - Read in JUST SEEN section

HOW TO WIN YOUR FRIENDS’ FRIENDS’ FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE THEM - You have a breathtaking amount of social influence without even realising - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THREE DIMENTIONAL FORGIVENESS - There is rich texture to the aftermath of Easter which exposure to the lazy storytelling rituals of today causes us to miss.- Read in MY TALKS section 

THE STONE THAT ROLLED - Over ninety percent of human communication is non-verbal. Sharing the risen Christ is a similar story - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

WHY VOTE? - Read in JUST SEEN section

SMILE LIKE YOU MEAN IT - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

SLOW FOOD SACRAMENT - Read in MY TALKS section

THE UNDER-SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FOLDING DECKCHAIRS - Read in JUST SEEN section

ALL I KNOW ABOUT PRAYER I LEARNED FROM THE SIX NATIONS - Read in THOUGFHT FOR THE MONTH section

STATE OF THE NATION - Read in MY TALKS section

THE GLUE THAT HOLDS US TOGETHER - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

BREAKING POINT - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

INTOXICATING LOVE - Read in MY TALKS section

THE FAMILY THAT NEVER GROWS UP - Read in JUST SEEN section

THE WAITING GAME - Read in MY TALKS section

THOSE WHO DENY THE TRUTH - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

DO NOT FEAR, FOR I HAVE REDEEMED YOU - Read in MY TALKS section

THE FINGER OF BLAME AND THE HAND OF GOD - Read in JUST SEEN section

THE NATIVITY - Read in MY TALKS section

LOGOS - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

CHRISTMAS 2009 - Read in FAMILY NEWS section

THE INFAMOUS CHRISTMAS CIRCULAR - Read in MY TALKS section

APOCALYPSE PORN - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

THE TORN CURTAIN - Read in MY TALKS section

TEN FACTS TO TURN YOUR HEAD - Read in JUST SEEN section

THE GREAT LEVELLER - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

CELEBRITY CULTURE - Read in MY TALKS section

JUST ANOTHER BRICK IN THE WALL - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

DEAD AND ALIVE - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE FIST SIZED CLOUD - Read in MY TALKS section

THE LIGHT SLEEPER - Read in JUST SEEN section

LIVE AID OR DEAD AID - read in Faith in Culture section

KICKING THE DARKNESS UNTIL IT BLEED LIGHT - Read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

FAMILY NEWS and PHOTOS

BIG MOUTH OR BIG EARS - Read in MY TALKS section

THE GOD OF RWANDA - Read in Faith in Culture section

THE UNFORGETTABLE FIRE - Read in JUST SEEN section

ALL GOOD THINGS - read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

LOWERING OUR DEFENCES - Read in MY TALKS section

WALKING THOSE BRIDGES - Read in FAITH IN CULTURE section

BLINDED BY THE LIGHT - Read in MY TALKS section

BEACH READS 2009 - Read in Just Seen section

HOLOCAUST AND MEMORY - Read in Thought for the Month section

THE GOOD SAMARITAN - Read in MY TALKS section

SO LAST CENTURY - Read in Just Seen section

GUERNICA - Read in Faith in Culture section

ON BECOMING AN ARCH DEACON - Read in Thought for theMonth section

THREE\'S COMPANY - Read in MY TALKS section

SABBATICAL REFLECTIONS - Read in Thought for the Month section

THE SPIRIT OF 89 - Read in Faith in Culture section

A TIME TO LEAVE - Read in My Talks section

CUTTING EDGE CHRISTIANITY - Read in Thought for the Month section

IN THE LOOP - Read in Just Seen section

BARBIE WORLD - Read in Faith in Culture section

THE RESURRECTION - Read in My Talks section

THE SABBATICAL Read in Thought For The Month

THE EMPTY ECHO OF THE DAILY NEWS - read in Faith in Culture section

HANNAH\'S PRAYER - Read in My Talks section

WHEN THE ‘BIG PICTURE’ IS MORE THAN A CLICHÉ - Read in Thought for the Month

THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY - Read in JUST SEEN section

VIRTUALLY UNSTOPPABLE - Read in Faith in Culture section

THE PATH TO HUMAN HAPPINES - Read in My Talks section

THE FORGOTTEN FRUIT - Read in Thought For The Month section

THE ACCESSION - Read in My Talks section

THE OBAMA DOCTRINE - Read in Faith in Culture section

MORE THAN THE JANUARY BLUES READ in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH SECTION

SHOULD WE EVER TRUST THE CROWD read in FAITH IN CULTURE SECTION

TEN THING TO TRY OUT AT CHRISTMAS read in THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH section

THE RETURN OF CHARACTER Read in my Faith in Culture section

LOOKING ON THE DARK SIDE OF LIFE Read in MY TALKS section

BELTING UP - Most Christians suffer from a daily loss of focus in their faith. Is there a remedy for this? - Read in Thought for the Month section

RSVP ASAP Why do people reject the invitation to the best party in town? - Read on My Talks section

TRUST THE LORD OF THE MARKET, NOT THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE Today\’s banking crisis has its roots in a shared culture of shallow and expendable relationships - Read in JUST SEEN Section

MATT SANTOS FOR PRESIDENT! Was this the most prophetic piece of television in our generation? Read in Faith in Culture Section

TRIAL BY WATER - How nice a Christian would you be if you hadn’t drunk water for a day?

ONLY A GAME? in Faith in Culture Section

DIGITAL DEMOCRACY - Does Web 2.0 herald a new era in human development or in human ignorance?

THE CONVICTION OF THINGS UNSEEN - If we cannot embrace the God of hope with conviction in our lifetime then the politics of fear will come to shape our common life for the worse

READ IN THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

New addition DARK KNIGHT OF THE SOUL The new Batman film is gripping thanks to a mesmerising performance by the late Heath Ledger. But what are we to make of the new era of sadism that is upon us?

THE TAMING OF LAKE GALILEE in MY TALKS SECTION

BEACH READS Stuck for a novel to pack for the summer holiday? in JUST SEEN SECTION

THE DOUBLE DESTINY OF AUGUST 6 Latest addition to Thought for the month section

WALKING UNDER LADDERS If the Church just ridicules people for being superstitious it misses one of its most important points of contact with them – over their fear of the future

Keeping Faith in Satire Christianity and comedy are uneasy friends. A new relationship harnessing irony with passion is long overdue

NEW TO FAITH IN CULTURE SECTION

NEW TO JUST SEEN SECTION - How we holiday is just the latest entitlement to be taken to task for its cost to others. What arresting phrase can we find to do for human welfare what the carbon footprint has done for the environment?

HELP! DO I HAVE TO PRAY ABOUT EVERYTHING ON THE NEWS? What should Christians pray for among all the problems that command their attention

Read in Thought for the Month section

PETER AND PAUL, APOSTLES - Early Christianity had to adapt in order to grow in difficult terrain. The challenges the apostles faced should strike a chord with us

Read article in MY TALKS section

THE MORAL STATE WE\'RE IN

Read in Faith in Culture Section

TEMPTATIONS OF POWER - The moment Jesus chose not to become another Saddam Hussein

READ ON MY TALKS SECTION

WHEN TWO TRUTHS COLLIDE

Making sense of the Middle East may be easier than you think

READ MORE IN JUST SEEN SECTION

Seven tips for serious prayer....and four tips for unanswered prayer

READ MORE ON THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

WHY THE CITY IS HERE TO STAY In the course of just two generations the landscape in which global mission is conducted has changed beyond recognition from a rural to an urban setting.

Read this article in my FAITH IN CULTURE section

What God is looking for in principle in our treatment of refugees is not hard to discern. We just need to give more attention to digging it out of scripture than we do to lazy media sloganeering

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