Exploring Christian faith in daily life
Learning about how Christian faith impacts every area of life and the universe we live in.Innovative communication of the Christian story
Real-life stories that unlock the Christian faith by comparing and contrasting it with other worldviews.Dynamic Christian thinking about the ideas that shape our world
Academic study, creative endeavour and scientific thinking from a faith perspective, in the university and beyond.At Thinking Faith we are passionate about using our minds and imaginations to release the wisdom of the Christian faith into the world as a force for good. We want to work with others to:
Downloadable introductory course looking at how to explore different worldviews through the stories of slaves, slave owners and those enslaved to addiction.
In this book, Mark Roques will show you how to begin a conversation that goes from something non-threatening and enjoyable like a Bond film and takes you and your listener on a journey where you can talk naturally and engagingly about your Christian faith.
The RealityBites story course includes twenty PowerPoint presentations and about 70,000 words of text – enough material for a year with most groups. There are inspiring, faith-building stories, role plays, meditations, prayers, Bible studies, and suggestions for heated debate.
A short course exploring the question-and-parable method of Jesus and how to use it in mission today.
As we enter the last few days of Advent, those with good memories may recall that this time last year my four-month-old daughter was starring in our church’s immersive Nativity scene, and I was led Read more…
Last week my wife, Anne and I watched the film Harriet which is based on the true and very inspiring story of Harriet Tubman. Harriet was an illiterate, black woman who escaped from slavery and Read more…
Anne Boleyn (1500 – 1536) is famous because she was married for three years to Henry the 8th. We all know what happened to her. She didn’t die peacefully in old age. Her husband, Henry, Read more…
A guest post by Mark Gilbert In the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), two upstanding men, pillars of their community, cross the road to avoid a wounded man. In contrast, a hated outsider Read more…
James Chalmers was born in Scotland in 1841. He loved adventure, messing about in boats and on several occasions rescued friends from drowning. He loved danger and a good punch-up was always welcome on a Read more…
What are universities for? There may be more answers to this question than there are academics in a typical philosophy department. And surely we do need different answers according to who asks the question. The Read more…
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