Crucible Theology and Ministry

An online journal of peer reviewed articles and other resources on Christian Life and Thought

Welcome to Crucible

The name Crucible has been chosen because the journal aims to fuse biblical and theological truths with the life, ministry and mission of the church in the world. It also has an echo of the Latin crux (it is possible the words are related) and thus is a reminder of the cross which is so central to any Christian thinking.

Crucible is completely free to all users. It is sponsored by a number of evangelical institutions.

ISSN: 1836-8794

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Current Issue

Vol. 4 No. 1, April 2012

The Cauldron: peer reviewed articles

• Graham and Eleonora Scott - Heart-Language Worship in Multilingual Contexts
• Karl Hand - The “Christian” Assumptions of Secular Hermeneutics
• Michelle Trebilcock - Living with Jesus in Liminality: An Invitation to ‘Be Dead with the Dead God.’

The Test-tube: ministry resources

• Tom Frame - Launch of the John W. Wilson Publishing Fund
• May Ngo - Responding to Simone Weil
• Douglas Hynd - Safety, Fear and the Church: The Ambiguities of Engaging a Corporate Culture
• Darren Cronshaw - Interviews and other Practical Research Approaches for Theology

The Filter: book reviews

• [Review] Michael W. Goheen, A Light to the Nations: The Missional Church and the Biblical Story (Reviewer Graham Hill)
• [Review] Craig van Gelder & Dwight J. Zscheile, The Missional Church in Perspective: Mapping Trends and Shaping the Conversation (Reviewer Darrell Jackson)
• [Review] Oliver Crisp, Revisioning Christology: Theology in the Reformed Tradition (Reviewer Matthew Wilcoxen)
• [Review] Steven R. Guthrie, Creator Spirit:The Holy Spirit and the Art of Becoming Human (Reviewer Mary Fisher)
• [Review] Alister E. McGrath, Mere Apologetics (Reviewer Mick Pope)
• [Review] John Dickson, Humilitas: A Lost Key to Life, Love, and Leadership (Reviewer Rod Benson)