Harvests are associated with the autumn, but there are a series of harvests from June to October as hay, potatoes, other vegetables, barley, oats and fruits are harvested. When the harvest was completed then it was the time for ‘Harvest Home’. Recognising that the year’s crops were now ‘in the …
Biblical foundations for a stable economy We are very grateful to Rev. Philip Lyes for allowing us to publish his series of TEN Small Group Bible studies on Biblical economics. The subject of economics is hugely influential in the world today, and the way we run our economies has a …
New Publication! “COVID-19: Environment, Justice, and the Future”, a new Grove booklet, was written in three weeks by a team of Dr Ruth Valerio (Tearfund), Dr Martin Hodson (JRI), Revd Margot Hodson (JRI), and Revd Dr Timothy Howles (William Temple Foundation, and a CRES tutor). It covers the origins of …
How shall we live at this time of crisis? Exploring the biblical idea of fullness. We face an environmental crisis of greater proportions than any generation before us and we desperately need to find ways to respond to this crisis. As Christians, our discipleship has been challenged through the COVID-19 …
I’ve always found the Bible a bit odd. I mean, the beginning and the end. No, not the kind of questions it raises when placed aside the story of the cosmos told by science. I always found it odd in that it starts with a story of a garden. And …
“We look at this Son and see the God who cannot be seen. We look at this Son and see God’s original purpose in everything created. For everything, absolutely everything, above and below, visible and invisible, rank after rank after rank of angels—everything got started in him and finds its purpose …
