It’s clearer to me than ever that the selfishness of a few are ruining the lives of the many, and what baffles me the most is that you and I do nothing about it. We don’t challenge it or sanction it, and I think it’s because we secretly hope one day we will find ourselves [...]
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My White Lie
I’m now back in the UK. The reason I haven’t written for a while is because I was trying to sort my life out. After losing my job in South Africa in May, and struggling to even get an interview for anything new, I decided to make a run for the land of my birth [...]
An Interview (part 2)
I had Cheryl Ramurath contact me from Joburg recently, and after reading the book she asked to interview me with the view to seeing it published somewhere in the near future. In the meantime I thought I would post it here for those of you who are interested. It’s a bit long so I’m posting [...]
Chat 3: Rob on “Reading Better”
As you’ll hear; Rob is my clever friend. He’s a lecturer at the Cornerstone Institute (www.cornerstone.ac.za) in Cape Town, and he does a huge amount of reading on Theology. He is the guy I go to when I’m completely stumped on something. I actually usually drive away from our coffees together feeling even more confused; [...]
Chat 2: Brett on “Loving Church”
Brett and I moved in the same church circles for years, and we see eye to eye on many issues. Apart from being the guy who named my cats, we have had some great conversations which I hope have stretched us both in our thinking and faith. He is a friend who isn’t afraid to [...]
Q1: “Why should we read your story”.
One of the questions posed at the Unlearning Book Launch: Q1: Why should we read your story? from Sean Tucker on Vimeo.
Talk 2: Big Picture
Week three speaking at this church and I used the story of Jonah to speak to the guys about our tendency to make church about ourselves and reminding them of God’s big mission to rescue everything. Leave me your thoughts. Enjoy.
Hats Off!
In a couple of weeks I am flying up to Natal to do a ‘preaching residency’ for the whole of June. It basically means I will speak at 2 services every Sunday for the four weeks I’m there, as well as hanging out at the cell groups and some youth meetings; I suppose the same [...]
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