Irreveren(d)ly Yours

…all mankind is of one author, and is one volume; when one man dies, one chapter is not torn out of the book, but translated into a better l...

The cross, therefore, is not a symbol to explain inexplicable suffering. We do not need Jesus to explain or contain our rage when faced by t...

In my final post on Lenten books, I'll highlight a time-honoured genre of meditations on the last words of Jesus from the cross. The thr...

In this series of posts on Lenten books, I want to highlight four books by women which have positively influenced my appreciation of the gen...

During his incumbency as Archbishop of Canterbury, one of the many gifts Rowan Williams gave to the Christian community worldwide was a seri...

One of the spiritual exercises I have practiced over the years since I was married, has been the annual reading of a devotional classic duri...

As is customary for this time of year, many "best" lists are being written. Here are some of mine: Top Ten Reads in 2015 (in...