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Opinions/reflections - July - December 2025

A grateful ending: brief reflections on ministry
As I retire friends recently asked me what aspects of ministry have meant the most to me. Can you really distill calling, connection and challenge into a few paragraphs? Let’s have a go… By Ivan King
Accompaniment – foundational tool or optional extra?
I am more than ever convinced that we are not meant to ‘walk alone’ in ministry, but that we should also have a regular accompaniment as a foundational tool of our life and work, writes Paul Campion
See the wonder of creation... through the love of the creator
Dave Gregory introduces his new book Divine Windows - Seeing God Through The Lens Of Science
Let your evangelists be heard
"Let Your Evangelists Be Heard" is an emphasis Alex Harris has brought to and explored in various Baptist settings this year. He is seeking to offer the biblical foundations and practical approaches to empowering evangelists within your church
Lament for Spurgeon’s College
By Seidel Abel Boanerges, former Dean of Ministerial Formation at Spurgeon’s College
Show me the humanity
The real danger today is not immigration. The danger is forgetting... forgetting that asylum seekers are not statistics but human beings, loved by God, often with heartbreaking experiences of fear and suffering. By Steve Tinning
The little shop on the lane (and the rural church I see)
Adam Daubney finds similarities between a local rural shop and a small church community - quirky and organic; home-made, personal, and unbranded
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