Congratulations. You have been saved from a housing scheme background and you have taken the step to enter into cross-cultural ministry. Ministering to the middle class is fraught with many pitfalls and dangers, and is therefore not to be entered into lightly. Please take time to read the following. As a people group, they are […]

The following will be a series of posts based on the MA thesis of David Nixon. David is a good friend and has graciously allowed us to publish his work in order to educate us about this important topic. Two Kingdoms Contributions for Mission The distinctive theological contours of the Two Kingdoms theology have significant […]

I have been listening to Tyson Fury and the responses to him from Christian and non-Christian camps with detached bemusement and not so little amusement. Recently, that has begun to turn into a little fury of my own as ‘evangelicals’ of the middle-class persuasion have taken to distancing themselves from what he has to say […]

Is our culture redeemable and should the church be engaged in this so-called cultural redemption?

It is impossible to grow in righteousness if we have not first been declared righteous through Christ.

What have old fashioned stereotypes like that got to do with planting churches and making disciples of Jesus? Perhaps more than you might think.

Local school? Christian school? Home school? It’s a big decision, especially for those working in schemes and housing estates.

What if the failure of many leaderships is not simply a moral failure, but a weak and failed leadership community?

In working-class communities, evangelistic opportunities abound. But discipleship is a different story.

For many years, 20schemes has desired to create a back-to-work employability project as part of our on-going discipleship.