Ian Fraser reflects on the banking crisis and the world order, responding to God, getting rid of war, fundamentalism, hindrances to the full life of the church, church in the becoming, saints made and unmade, otherness, purity, law and grace, prayer, and much more.

In his book 'Heaven on Earth,' Thomas Brooks wrote, 'A man may be a true believer, and yet would give all the world, were it in his power, to know that he is a believer. To have grace, and to be sure that we have grace is heaven on this side of heaven.' James Fraser endured a long conflict with doub... (more)

Giles Fraser is one of the most passionate and outspoken figures in the Church today, and a refreshing antidote to the bland and soggy language of much of modern Christianity - not least, he admits, of his own liberal tradition. Inspired by the fiery language of the Bible whose writers believed ... (more)

Why did God allow a talented young man, at the beginning of his Christian ministry, to be struck down by disease? In this story from the early days of kidney transplant surgery, Fraser Tallach gives a frank and moving account of his long battle with kidney failure, while his brother John gives the b... (more)