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In part 1, we looked at the story of Job and saw that his suffering as a righteous man was not caused by God, but rather by Satan, with God’s means of love on trial as the best way of running the universe. But how did the story end? Theological suffering After loosing his health, …
Why do bad things happen to good people? (Part 2) Read More »
God has set up a universe where we have freewill to choose between good and evil. Our actions have consequences – if we choose to do bad things, like lying, stealing or worse, we can expect bad consequences, like fractured relationships, prison, or even worse. On the other hand if God is good and there …
God’s Strategy in Human History by Roger T Forster and Paul Marston was first published in 1973. and a revised and expanded third edition was released in 2013. I recently was able to ask Roger a few questions about the book. Could you briefly summarise what God’s purpose and plan is throughout the history of …
Interview: Roger Forster on ‘God’s Strategy in Human History’ Read More »
Christmas is a great time to get creative in your church services, and whether you are holding a candle-lit carol service or an all-age extravaganza, poems are a wonderful way of engaging with the beauty and wonder of Jesus’ birth. Poems cross many divides and reach out to mind, soul and spirit in ways that …
What is Christendom? Christendom is seen by many as the ‘church triumphant and militaristic’, the church that is allied with the state and will use earthly powers, even the power of the sword (history has shown), to bend society to its will. It is often seen as having begun with the ‘conversion’ of the Roman …
The Challenge Following the release of the 2nd edition of ‘The Kingdom of Jesus‘ by Roger Forster in August 2014, we ran a competition on Twitter to see who could identify the most birds on the front cover. The Results In 3rd place was @torygordon, in 2nd place was @lovellytim but the winner was Ian Hutchinson, …
Women and the Kingdom is the recent book by Faith and Roger Forster. Jackie Pullinger described it as a ‘treatise on women and the Kingdom which reads like a thriller.’ We spoke to Faith to find out more about the book.
