• Being Ambassadors For Truth

    Being Ambassadors For Truth0

    How to live out truth, in a society where trust levels are low, and post-truth a common concept? We spoke to Danny Webster, and how the EA UK have been thinking about this complex topic. As Christians, we believe truth is not free-floating, it has to be grounded in something, someone. But this should not make us be “casual with the truth” or incapable of having conversations with those who have different ideas. Read more…

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  • Liberating Truth – a reflection

    Liberating Truth – a reflection0

    Is it a short stride from ideology to idolatry? What is the difference between truth and ideology? Read a short reflection on this semester’s communications theme, “Liberating Truth – faithfully navigating the post-factual world.”

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  • Not just hearing but doing!

    Not just hearing but doing!0

    Jesus doesn’t just want us to hear him but also to do what he says! He calls those people wise. As the EEA we want to not only listen well to Jesus, but together, we want to put what we hear into practice, and we’d like to do it together. As Christians we believe that we have been given the Truth. Jesus is the Truth in person. We believe that Truth is liberating, for us as churches and NEAs and also for the world. This will be our topic for the next 6-months: Liberating Truth!

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  • Becoming a Good Tree

    Becoming a Good Tree0

    The Sermon on the Mount, from where we get our House on the Rock parable, is deeply concerned with virtue. We spoke to Marvin Oxenham about virtue education, about what it can mean today, and about how to become good trees.

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  • Learning to “Be” with the Roma

    Learning to “Be” with the Roma0

    We spoke to Nina Jankucić about how she ended up working with the Roma Networks, about the exciting things happening with this community, and about how with them she learns “being” and relationships: “And if there is no being and relationships, there is never going to be doing.”

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  • Blessed Lent and Easter!

    Blessed Lent and Easter!0

    Lent is the season of life. In the northern hemisphere where we live it is also the time of spring. After the long, dark and cold wintertime nature begins to revive: the grass starts to grow, the snowdrops disappear and make room for hyacinths and daffodils to bloom, the trees turn green again, birds build their nests, and the first ducklings are already swimming around in the ponds. Migratory birds are returning from warmer areas, the days are getting longer again, and temperatures are rising.

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