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Meet Kouyanet reader, David Bunce. Latterly of St Andrews, David is now a pastoral assistant in Vienna. He bakes bread, reads Karl Barth and is interested in languages;
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Job is not a theoretical exercise in theodicy. It is about real life. It does not give a simple answer, because there are no simple answers. However, it
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Bible translators don't just have to work out what tricky passages mean, they also have to find a way to express them clearly and accurate in another language.
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This month's miscellany includes a weighty history book, a fascinating scientific introduction, some science fiction stories a book about missional living and a murder mystery.
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Once missions is linked inseparably to the triune God, then the church recognizes that the ultimate goal of missions can be found only in the New Creation. This
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There was a time when missionaries were respected and looked up to by wider society - that isn’t the case today. There are some Christians who find the
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God has been at work through history; from Genesis to Revelation. Anything we do for him is, at best, a small part in that much bigger story.
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"The question of translating scripture had already been faced when scribes, after the exile in Babylon, ‘interpreted’ the ancient Hebrew scriptures into Aramaic so the ordinary people could
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Lots of different things are called 'Christian', but I wouldn't want to be associated with all of them. Likewise, there are lots of things that are done in
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My notes on the second chapter of Timothy Tennent's excellent book on world mission.
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