Mark Thompson

Keeping the cross at the centre

  • Mark Thompson
  • 1 March 2005

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Is there any point being ‘evangelical’?

  • Mark Thompson
  • 1 October 2004

Note to Briefing readers: If you have already read this article in the paper edition of Briefing #313, the ‘web extra’ component is the section under the heading ‘Looking forward’, which was cut from the printed version for space reasons. You might like to skip forward to this section.Bible-believing

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The demise of the prayerful church

  • Mark Thompson
  • 1 August 2002

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Gospel truth at the end of the century

  • Mark Thompson
  • 23 December 1999

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Are we alone?

  • Mark Thompson
  • 6 May 1998

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How to have a godly argument

  • Mark Thompson
  • 6 August 1996

We evangelicals ought to face fairly and squarely the uncomfortable truth that we are not good at disagreeing with one another.This weakness has a long pedigree and a bewildering mixture of proper and improper attitudes which underlie it. We, like those who have gone before us, recognise the importance of

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Oxford’s Muslim prince controversy

  • Mark Thompson
  • 24 October 1995

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Preaching to mixed congregations

  • Mark Thompson
  • 20 June 1995

What do the Scriptures say? Is it appropriate for a woman to preach to a mixed congregation? In answering these questions, the long debate over woman's ordination has not helped.One of the encouraging signs of life in evangelicalism is a demonstrable concern to develop the ministry of women in our

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Misplaced faith in exercises

  • Mark Thompson
  • 13 December 1994

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Top Shelf: The Reformation (Review)

  • Mark Thompson
  • 7 June 1994

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