This book represents the mature reflections of a pastor, theological thinker, church leader and theological educator after a lifetime of writing about and exploring he Christian faith. It remains firmly in the tradition of mainstream and orthodox theology while inhabiting the more radical end of the ecclecial spectrum. It does not seek to be systematic but takes the form of a series of 'blogs' on issues that are the primary concerns of the author, and perhaps of others. It could be of interest to those who hold fast firmly to Christ while wishing to address some of the more debated questions that faith inescapably raises.