Author: Paul Beasley-Murray

I thank God I wasn’t born a mute. I can think of no worse fate than not being able to

In 1974, just before she died, American poet Anne Sexton wrote a poem about playing poker with God: We squat

Sherlock Holmes declared, “When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth”. In the normal

Recently I was asked to give a presentation on Romans 6-8 under the title ‘New Life in Jesus’. As I

Years ago one of my boys went on tour of the Middle East with Rick Wakeman, the rock composer and

If an Evangelical were to be canonised then it would be John Stott , the pastor-scholar of All Souls, Langham

Over the years I have preached a number of times on the opening verses of Romans 12, where after having

Preaching, said Eugene Peterson, is the “one thing needful” for any pastor: “Lest the ‘one thing’ get buried in the

In reading Re-Membering the Body: The witness of history, theology, and the arts in honour of Ruth Gouldbourne (Wipf &

I have hanging up in my library an illuminated ‘text’ which reads: GOD HAS A GREATER TASK FOR YOU THAN