When we chiefly accessed the Internet from computers, Christian commentary about using the net was mainly focused on the need to choose websites and content wisely (avoiding online pornography, for instance). Once smartphones became commonplace, we started to use the Internet from almost any location, at any time. Sermons then turned to ...

No doubt, like me, you have sometimes watched “the film of the book” after reading and really enjoying “the book”. It works the other way too — acquiring “the book” after delighting in “the movie”. At the risk of dropping a spoiler on you... whichever came first is almost always the best!

Here's a little tip for something you might do when ...

In A Non-anxious Presence: How a Changing and Complex World Will Create a Remnant of Renewed Christian Leaders, Mark Sayers argues that shifting events and massive culture changes mean that we have now entered a "gray zone", which is "a chaotic, confusing, anxious, and complex place filled with change. It is the space between ...

Surely everyone who is at all interested in understanding the Bible better has already discovered the BibleProject?

Just in case there are still a few souls who haven't had this great pleasure, I thought I would post a short review.

The BibleProject first came to people's attention ...

I thought today I would signpost a website that I suspect many people will find rather "narrow", and perhaps even think of as "nerdish". But if you have an interest in the Roman world of the New Testament, you will find it fascinating.

It is ORBIS, the Stanford Geospatial ...

I am now posting to my blog regularly. I hope you enjoy my new website. Bookmark kevin.todhunter.com or pastormeldrew.com.

I blog about the Bible and also curate content on books and internet content that I think you should know about. I rant too about the foibles ...

Not all podcasts are created equal

I subscribe to a lot of Christian podcasts. Yet I only listen regularly to a few. Why is that?

I sometimes add new podcasts to my podcast subscriptions after reading articles that purport to enumerate the best podcasts on the planet. Or when I read a book by an author who podcasts and or I hear ...