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Adam & Other Stories by Azaria Mbatha
Adam & Other Stories is a linocut print by the South African artist Azaria Mbatha (1941–2018), created as part of his series of narrative works drawing on biblical themes. Mbatha’s linocuts are known for their densely patterned, story-filled compositions that reinterpret biblical narratives through a visual language rooted in ...
A problem I see on both the extreme left and the extreme right of the political spectrum is the loss of nuance. Life, as it is actually lived, is rarely clean or ideologically tidy. It is messy, ambiguous, and full of unresolved tension. It’s less back and white and more shades of grey than we are often comfortable admitting. The biblical wisdom tradition is remarkably ho...
What most concerns me about MAGA preachers is not simply their political posture but the theological weaknesses and distortions beneath it. Political distortions are rarely the cause. They are the symptom. When theology loses its centre in the revelation of God in Christ, it quietly makes space for power, fear, and cultural grievance to take its place. Here’s a brief summ...
It feels like the ground beneath us is shifting, doesn’t it? For decades, we’ve lived under what people called a “rules-based order”. A framework that promised stability, cooperation, and some semblance of justice on the global stage. But now, that framework seems to be cracking. Nations are flexing muscles, alliances are fraying, and the old certainties are gone. In mome...
Judas did not betray Jesus because he was insufficiently religious. He betrayed Jesus because he could not accept the kind of kingdom Jesus announced.
Like many in first-century Israel, Judas likely hoped for a Messiah who would restore national greatness, defeat foreign domination, and secure God’s favour for his people. When Jesus instead spoke of loving enemi...
