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Ethics & Justice

The Revival Of Antisemitism (Or Was It Ever Really Dead?)

The reality is, the world feels sharply split right now: pro-Palestinian or pro-Israeli, and the gap only seems to be getting wider. Along with that widening gap is a troubling and disturbing shift in how Jewish people are being spoken about and portrayed. What I’m witnessing is a revival of antisemitism (or was it ever really dead?) and its re-emergence is deeply concerning.
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Headship
Women & MenMarriage & Relationships

The Headship Bait-And-Switch

“The husband is the head of his wife.” It’s a favourite refrain in complementarian circles, particularly when the conversation turns to biblical manhood, leadership, and a husband's supposed God-given authority over his wife, commonly called “headship.” The explanation usually goes something like this: Christ has authority over the Church, and since Paul compares a husband to Christ, a husband likewise has authority over his wife. Ephesians says so, and that's that.
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kingdom
The Kingdom

The Kingdom Of God Is Like…

I used to think the Kingdom of God was like something out of a medieval fairy tale: turrets stretching skyward, covered in ivy, stone towers glistening in the evening sun. Perhaps a little something like the Cair Paravel of Lewis’s imagination, with wide, rushing rivers curving around its feet and carpeted meadows stretching out behind it like skirts.
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Faith & LifeDiscipleship

Saved

Everyone wants something to believe in. From aliens to political conspiracies, from the supernatural to the meaning of life, flat earth theory (yep, it really is a thing) to climate change, we're all looking to take a position on something. We're all looking for a belief or an opinion to call our own.
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kingdom of one
Faith & Life

Musings On A Kingdom Of One

I was a different person back then. At least I'd like to think so. Dogmatic. Self-assured. Self-righteous.  It’s hard to know for sure. What part is personality, what part is learned behaviour, what part is a combination of both?
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being kind
Ethics & JusticeFaith & LifeHistory & Heroes

Why Being Kind Is Better Than Being Right

I'm in Bible College this year, working towards a Diploma in Biblical Theology (this will, I know, NOT COME AS A SHOCK TO SOME OF YOU...) and really, it's the dream of a lifetime to spend 5+ hours each week in biblical conversation with others of a similar persuasion.
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prophecy and apostles
Holy SpiritSign GiftsTheology

Are There Prophets and Apostles Today?

When prophecy and apostles are examined across the whole story of Scripture, modern charismatic claims become much harder to sustain. This article considers their biblical purpose, authority and relationship to the finality and sufficiency of Scripture.
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Tongues
Holy SpiritSign GiftsTheology

Tongues, Continuationism & The Modern Charismatic Movement

Firstly, I want to make it clear that the goal of this article isn’t to critique or discredit the many good people of faith who land in a continuist lane. I have beautiful friends who affirm the charismatic gifts, including speaking in tongues, as ongoing and normative for the church today.
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Headship

The Headship Bait-And-Switch

Carrie Shaw October 4, 2026

“The husband is the head of his wife.” It’s a favourite refrain in complementarian circles, particularly when the conversation turns to biblical manhood, leadership, and a husband’s supposed God-given authority

Read More »
kingdom

The Kingdom Of God Is Like…

Carrie Shaw September 22, 2026

I used to think the Kingdom of God was like something out of a medieval fairy tale: turrets stretching skyward, covered in ivy, stone towers glistening in the evening sun.

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antisemitism

The Revival Of Antisemitism (Or Was It Ever Really Dead?)

Carrie Shaw October 7, 2026

The reality is, the world feels sharply split right now: pro-Palestinian or pro-Israeli, and the gap only seems to be getting wider. Along with that widening gap is a troubling and disturbing shift in how Jewish people are being spoken about and portrayed. What I’m witnessing is a revival of antisemitism (or was it ever really dead?) and its re-emergence is deeply concerning.

Read More »
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