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There are several books which overlap in theme to the book I’m writing - and this is one of them. I just posted up a review on my blog... link in profile. It took ages to write because I don’t like critiquing (well, online that is 😜)... there were lots of gems but overall I didn’t see a vision for how the church could be evangelical, sacramental & pentecostal all at once. He lays the groundwork for why each are legit (biblical and historical) but I really wanted to know how the church can overcome the obstacles to being all three and see some examples. But hey, that’s why I’m writing a book... a tour of ancient future church around the world 👩🏻‍💻

“Stability is about being stable in Jesus… the sense of whatever happens around you, you don’t rock around, you’re not knocked off your feet.” - Archbishop Justin Welby 3 years since we left Lambeth Palace! In my latest blog post I talk about stability and what it means to have a Rule of Life. It’s the beginning of a monthly series looking at the Community of St Anselm Rule of Life as an alumni. Link in profile.

It’s difficult to come back from an epic blog hiatus. The last few months there has been some huge transitions so taking a break was necessary but it’s a good feeling to be blogging again. Like Michael Hyatt, I blog in order to clarify my thinking and archive my ideas. But also, to connect with those keen on exploring an ancient future faith. Today, I managed to get a short time to continue drafting a post at a cafe while my grouchy toddler had a nap. I’m looking forward to sharing once I hit “publish”!

9 years ago // My first experience of church history was just that - an experience. I went on a study tour to Germany, France and Switzerland to explore Reformation History in context. Here I am in the room where Martin Luther translated the Bible at Wartburg Castle. I lugged around a giant camera and wore this paint dress nearly everyday. Something sparked in me on that trip, a love of church history and a love of getting out of the classroom and experiencing what I’m researching.

How Great is Our God // How Great Thou Art 🎼 I love an old and new song medley ⛪️ Wedding joy today for my bible college study buddy Joel who is marrying the love of his life Adele 💛

Tonight’s lineup: (1) Edit the sermon for the early service crowd (less slang, a couple of different examples) (2) Have a flick through the book that just arrived: The Montessori Toddler (3) Reflect on the day with the Monk Manual

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