Faith in all of life: exploring how imaginative Christian thinking can transform and enrich every area of life
Exploring Christian faith in daily life
Learning about how Christian faith impacts every area of life and the universe we live in.
Innovative communication of the Christian story
Real-life stories that unlock the Christian faith by comparing and contrasting it with other worldviews.
Dynamic Christian thinking about the ideas that shape our world
Academic study, creative endeavour and scientific thinking from a faith perspective, in the university and beyond.
At Thinking Faith we are passionate about using our minds and imaginations to release the wisdom of the Christian faith into the world as a force for good.
We want to work with others to:
Pause: Recalibrate: Worship @ Work. This conference is an opportunity to pause and reflect on what God is saying; to check we are on His course; and to ensure that our work and worship are aligned in values and purpose, so that we become fruitful in building His Kingdom in His world.
Iron Sharpens Iron is a discussion group where we aim to sharpen each other as disciples of Jesus.
Yesterday I delivered my conference on Lottery Winners, Money and Religious Faith in a school in Doncaster. I was delighted that Joel Cribbin, a gifted youthworker came with me to observe the conference. I had to squeeze a 90 minute conference into 55 minutes which was very challenging.
Sumo wrestling is a Japanese form of wrestling that challenges many aspects of Christian discipleship. Here are some of the reasons why I could never become a rikishi (sumo wrestler).
Firstly I am not fat enough. Good friends tell me that I am potbellied but you have to be gargantuan and weigh about 400 pounds to be a proper sumo wrestler. Secondly I am not good at wrestling. At school my mate Otto Chan easily beat me in a wrestling bout when I was 14. Thirdly I went to an independent school in Hertfordshire where sumo wrestling was never mentioned.
