Making Sense

of our ever changing world

Mon 14 Dec 2020

How do we make sense of our ever-changing world? 2020 has ushered in overwhelming change to every aspect of our lives. Change to our workplaces, to our educational institutions, our church gatherings, our social activities, even our approach to evangelism.

Amid all this change, as Christians we take comfort in the knowledge that Jesus Christ never changes. He is the same yesterday, today and forever. The good news remains unchanged and our job as disciples remains unchanged. As Christians, we seek to provide a bridge to the good news. We point people to the certain hope we have in Jesus.

This short compilation video reflects on some of the great activities from 2020.

With

Peter Hitchens

Peter Hitchens was a revolutionary socialist from his late teens until his early twenties, most intensely while studying at the University of York. He returned, in this thirties, to the Church of England in which he had been brought up. Since abandoning Bolshevism he has been trying to develop a humane and workable political outlook. He has worked for newspapers since 1972, including the Socialist Worker, the Swindon Evening Advertiser, the London Daily Express and the London Mail on Sunday.

John Lennox

John holds three doctorates in the fields of science and mathematics (DPhil, PhD, D.Sc) and is Fellow in Mathematics and Philosophy of Science at Green College, University of Oxford.

In addition to pure mathematics, his research interests include the interface between science, philosophy and theology. He is the author of numerous books, including God’s Undertaker: Has Science Buried God? (Oxford: Lion, 2007).

An entertaining and courteous speaker, John is much in demand as a lecturer and public advocate for intellectual theism.

Making Sense

of our ever changing world

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