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Dear Sir

In July’s en, a full-page piece appeared about my published work, theology and associations, with particular attention given to The Mission of God 2016 (MoG). Misleadingly deploying partial truths, ana-baptist social activist James Paul Lusk – a retired career bureaucrat determined to save Britain from a so-called ‘Christian Right’ – sadly fails to engage the thesis of the book: the meaning of the Lordship of Christ and Kingdom of God in light of God’s total law-word. More balanced reviews of MoG were published in the UK by Prophecy Today and Affinity.

Dear Sir,

Jeremy Marshall’s article ‘Why a Northern lucidly highlights Seminary?’ (March en) the great need for gospel work in the North of England, which has often been neglected by theological education, church planting, and investment. He rightly observes that evangelicalism has a Southern and London bias at the expense of northern English cities, let alone Scotland and Wales.