While Sunlight content tries to focus on what to do, Firelight content focuses more on what not to do. And on this page it’s mainly to do with the church — particularly how messages regarding hope and the gospel are communicated.
- Wait, what if Rizpah’s protest against King David shaped the laws of Deuteronomy?
- Actually, sometimes it’s right to say ‘love your neighbour’ more often than ‘love God’
- I cannot believe the church’s responsibility is so small that we get to shrug and try better next time.
- White Christians: don’t quote Ezekiel to duck responsibility for past and present racism
- Are your thoughts and prayers with … the system? Maybe they should be.
- Does Good Omens promote the Gospel? Not quite, but it comes close
- Does Good Omens promote Satanism? Wow, OK, let’s talk about this.
- To my egalitarian friends: please don’t hate on the Old Testament law (or at least, not on my blog)
- I heard a talk on penal substitutionary atonement; here’s what happened when I complained
- I heard a talk on penal substitutionary atonement; it tainted the ‘good’ in Good Friday
- Why purity-as-separation undermines the church’s covenant calling
- A brain-dump about purity: this time, I think I really might change the world
- An open letter to Nate Sparks on leaving evangelicalism
- What? A study on Nehemiah? And The Gospel Coalition wrote it?
