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This week's Word on Wednesday comes from Psalm 8, expounded by Alec Motyer.

John Percival reviews the Church of England's report on "Developing Discipleship."

A bishop with a strategy for the evangelisation of their diocese! Yes indeed, the inimitable JC Ryle, first bishop of Liverpool. His ministry provokes many questions.

In this article from the last edition of Crossway, Lee Gatiss has a question for the General Synod as it considers the provision to be made for complementarians, those who do not believe we should have women bishops.

Rob Brewis has been listening to Philip Coekin, Minister of Holy Trinity Eastbourne, expounding Ephesians 4:17-24.

We can tend to have a low view of memorisation – perhaps it conjures up those dreary school lessons spent reciting the kings and queens of England, or, still worse, we associate it with a dead spirituality, all outward forms and vain repetition. But, just as we might want to commit particular Scriptural verses or passages to memory, I’d like to suggest that we might find it helpful to do the same for parts of the liturgy – that liturgical familiarity is more often a friend than it is a foe.

Rob Brewis has been listening to a sermon by 'seasoned Bible handler' Gerald Bray, on the book of Jude.

Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, author of The Book of Homilies (including this from Homily 1) is ‘interviewed’ by Simon Tomkins on the reading and knowledge of Holy Scripture.