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The Kairos Journal is honored to have both the encouragement and support
from several of today's Christian leaders.
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"Beautifully conceived and accessible . . . The Kairos Journal is just what the working pastor needs to enhance his preaching accuracy and interest."
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Kent Hughes, Senior Pastor |
College Church |
Wheaton, Illinois, USA |
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"Contemporary preachers are often happier with the role of scribe, than that of prophet. We would love to be able to relate the living Word of God, with confidence, to the pressing issues of the public forum, but we lack the resources. Until now! The
Kairos Journal
is a reliable, accessible, quality answer to that need, combining clear biblical thinking, penetrating analysis, and pertinent illustration. It will prove to be a great new ally to many preachers." |
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David Jackman, President |
Proclamation Trust |
London, England, UK |
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"The Christian herald stands between two worlds, believing and speaking God’s Word from one world to the other world in rebellion against that same Word. The Christian preacher must then know both worlds. But historically, apologists have known one better than the other, and preachers have rarely fully connected the one to another. Wouldn’t it be great if there were a tool to help the faithful expository preacher engage the culture without compromising the Word of God or missing the mark because of inadequate analysis? Yes it would, and here it is—The
Kairos Journal.
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J. Ligon Duncan III, Senior Minister |
First Presbyterian Church |
Jackson, Mississippi, USA |
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"For too long the Church in the U.K. has been sidelined, its voice rarely heard. Secularism seems to advance unchecked. Pastors feel ill-equipped to speak in the public square. The
Kairos Journal
indeed appears at a timely moment. With clear application of Scripture, grounding in the contemporary and historical contexts, and apt quotations from leaders past and present, the
Journal,
in effect, provides a research assistant for every minister seeking to fulfill the God-given role of watchman and prophet." |
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Charles Marnham, Vicar |
St. Michael’s Church Chester Square |
London, England, UK |
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"We are living in the age of cultural transformation—and every pastor will face questions and issues previous generations could not have imagined.
Kairos Journal
is a pioneering project in Christian cultural engagement. The
Journal
combines first-rate intellect and biblical fidelity, confronting the most critical issues of the day with the incredible wealth of the Christian tradition and biblical thinking. Furthermore,
Kairos Journal
takes advantage of the most up-to-date technology and information systems, bringing all this wealth of worldview thinking right to the pastor on the front lines of ministry. This project is well named—
Kairos Journal
is a powerful tool for our challenging times." |
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R. Albert Mohler, Jr., President |
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary |
Louisville, Kentucky, USA |
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"Preaching used to be a dangerous public activity. Kings and governors either quaked or persecuted when preachers preached. Now in the Western world this function is largely usurped by the TV newsroom or the chat show host. We who preach struggle to relate the Word of God to the public domain; we are sometimes more comfortable with private or pietistic applications. This developing and imaginative website looks set to be an excellent practical and accessible aid to our preparation and our preaching." |
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Christopher Ash, Director |
Cornhill Training Course |
London, England, UK |
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"Kairos Journal
is a well-informed, timely, comprehensive, reliable, and insightful tool that weds theological acumen, cultural engagement, and pastoral concern for the Church. This bold on-line project is presented with breadth, clarity, and accessibility, and will become a welcomed resource for pastors, educators, and church leaders. Such lively use of technology will provide for the Church a biblically informed window into the issues of our day that I pray will become an important instrument of God to renew and refresh the Church's witness in the world." |
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David S. Dockery, President |
Union University |
Jackson, Tennessee, USA |
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"While many in the world seek to marginalise the Church and her message, our belief in the Creator God spurs us to claim every sphere of life as His domain. The
Kairos Journal
is a rich resource which enables pastors to speak out on important public issues with confidence and clarity. It is founded on solid biblical exegesis, providing a wealth of historical illustrations and contemporary applications." |
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Vaughan Roberts, Rector |
St. Ebbe’s Church |
Oxford, England, UK |
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"I now have in hand a ready and valuable instrument for the study and pastoral application of God’s Word. I consult
Kairos Journal
almost daily." |
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Patrick Henry Reardon, Pastor |
All Saints Antiochian Orthodox Church |
Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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"The death of Christian Britain has been tragically swift. As we seek to train pastor-teachers for ministry in today's pagan culture, we are tremendously grateful to the Kairos Journal for its prophetic mission to equip pastors to apply Scripture in the pervading darkness of 21st-century Europe. Francis Schaeffer wrote; 'If Christ is indeed Lord, he must be Lord of all life—in spiritual matters, of course, but just as much across the whole spectrum of life, including intellectual matters and the areas of culture, law and government.' We give thanks to God for the vision of the Kairos Journal that this might become a reality." |
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David Peterson, Former Principal |
Oak Hill Theological College |
London, England, UK |
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"Kairos Journal
offers pastors the equivalent of a grand old library reading room, providing inspirational writing from centuries past, Bible study, and the latest headline news. Yet its internet format means that any pastor anywhere, no matter how isolated his location, can step into the well-equipped library as easily as turning on his computer. The structure of the site, with the intersecting levels of the four quadrants, is the most creative use of internet publishing I have seen. Altogether,
Kairos Journal
offers pastors the resources they need to be inspired, built up, and equipped to continue to do the important work God has entrusted to them." |
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Frederica Mathewes-Green, Author |
Linthicum, Maryland, USA |
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