Author: Paul Beasley-Murray

My call to ministry was very much a call to preach. Like Jeremiah I felt I could do nothing else

God, Stephen Hawking and the Multiverse: What Hawking said and why it matters (SPCK, London 2020). 210pp: £9.99) by David

The term ‘Nailing your colours to the mast’ has its roots in the Battle of Camperdown, fought on 11 October

Over the years I have discovered that the more ‘Bible-believing’ a non-liturgical church is, the less Scripture is likely to

The Bible Reading Fellowship have just published my latest book, Making the Most of Retirement: A Guide for Ministers –

Strange as it may seem to our fellow Christians in the more liturgical churches, Baptists rarely confess their faith by

Many churches have given up on praying for others. The more contemporary the worship, the more likely it seems that

True worship is first and foremost doxological – at its every heart worship is about giving God the glory (doxa

In my early ministry I had two short exchange pastorates in the USA – the first at Buffalo Lick Baptist

In this week’s blog I want to reflect on the findings of Sarah Lawrence, whose book A Rite on the