search

Find matching

Found 12 articles matching 'robin ham'.

Scripture for children

Scripture for children

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Aug 2021

Book Review BIBLE APP FOR KIDS

Read review
Kids’ epic Bible adventure

Kids’ epic Bible adventure

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Jul 2021

App Review GUARDIANS OF ANCORA

Read review
Praying the Bible

Praying the Bible

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Jun 2021

App Review LECTIO 365

Read review
How to be more rested

How to be more rested

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 May 2021

App Review LIVE FROM REST

Read review
An app for all preachers

An app for all preachers

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Apr 2021

App Review LANGHAM PREACHING

Read review
‘Wasting Time’ with God

‘Wasting Time’ with God

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Feb 2021

App Review REDEEMING TIME (Apple/Android)

Read review
Bible-reading on the go!

Bible-reading on the go!

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Jan 2021

App Review EXPLORE

Read review
Call to a bigger vision of planting churches together

Call to a bigger vision of planting churches together

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Feb 2020

Book Review TOGETHER FOR THE CITY: How collaborative church planting leads to citywide movements

Read review
We are...

We are...

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Feb 2020

Robin Ham gives us five biblical lenses for understanding humanity

‘We’re all horrible and wonderful and figuring it out.’ So said Harris Wittels (1984-2015), one of the team behind legendary US sitcom, Parks and Recreation.

Yes Kon-do Or No Kon-do?

Yes Kon-do Or No Kon-do?

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 May 2019

Robin Ham discusses the popular TV programme Tidying Up With Marie Kondo

Ok, I have to admit, I’m a fan. Marie Kondo is probably the first person to become famous for tidying up, which is admittedly a slightly odd accolade. (Ok, maybe the second person if you’re counting Mary Poppins, but then again she had magic and Dick van Dyck.)

Believing in Barrow

Believing in Barrow

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Oct 2018

A new Cumbrian church plant is giving thanks for six months of life and looking ahead to God’s provision as they face the future…

The joke is often made that Barrow-in-Furness is at the end of the longest cul-de-sac in the country!

Catching ‘fishes of gold’

Catching ‘fishes of gold’

Robin Ham
Date posted: 1 Sep 2014

If you ask about good New Testament commentaries, you don’t have to wait long before Douglas J. Moo is mentioned.

A prolific writer – he has produced no less than three books on the book of Romans, for example – he is Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College. He was also Chair of the NIV translation committee.

Filter

By year

By category

By author