Author: Paul Beasley-Murray

I am a lark, and not an owl. I am often up-by five thirty in the morning, listening to news

Finding the Treasure: Good News from Estates (SPCK, London 2023. 109pp: £12.99) edited by Al Barrett, contains reflection from the

This weekend my attention was drawn to an obituary in The Daily Telegraph of Brandon Jackson, a strong-minded Evangelical cleric

The other day I went with friends to see a showing of Allelujah, a film based on the 2018 Alan

One of the most common reasons for people to see their doctor is that they feel ‘tired all the time’

“Give thanks in all circumstances” (1 Thess 5.18), wrote Paul to the young church in Thessalonica. For them that was

This past summer term I led a Sunday morning session on Mark’s account of Judas Iscariot, the disciple who betrayed

As a child my politics reflected the views of my parents – I was a Tory. However, when I was

It came as something of a shock when I discovered that when I became 79, I actually had become 80.

Recently I was preaching at the anniversary of a Baptist church here in Essex. As an aside, unlike Anglican churches