Tim Suffield

A list of some of my publications from the last couple of years. 'Jesus' Search for a Wife' @_Theopolis theopolisinstitute.com/jesus-search-f…

Happy Annunciation / Old date of Easter / Frodo 'threw' the ring into Mount Doom day!

Spent a fun afternoon teaching the Commission interns about fasting; a great, engaged bunch of young adults!

"Leaders are Readers" we're told. Yet we live in a post-literate culture; is that still an adage we should stand by? nuakh.uk/2026/03/23/lea…

The Bible isn't a smartphone, but we've been catechised to treat it like one. nuakh.uk/2026/03/17/the…

Tomorrow is the Ides of March, so everyone should be thinking even more than usual about the Roman Republic and Empire. In honor of it, I'm doing a book drawing at my 'stack, but might as well do one here too. Retweet to enter! Will draw 2 names Monday. amazon.com/Cultural-Chris…

Week off this week. Read some novels. Built a new TV unit.

The Tree is one of the Bible's big symbolic stories, in this post I trace the contours of the Bible's story of the tree. nuakh.uk/2026/03/05/the…

@1WayPublishing I'm wary of those who give themselves that title

@timsuffield "The" prophet, no. But people can be identified as "a" prophet. In all cases walk in humility. That's what you're saying, right?

Humility is a vital key in delivering prophetic words. If you start to think of yourself as 'the Prophet' you're sunk. nuakh.uk/2026/03/02/hum…

@fiveleaves2 I don't think I implied otherwise? If I did, do point out where as I'd like to edit.

@timsuffield Not "the Prophet" but prophecy and prophets are vital to the Church. Never more so than in 2026.

Sunday worship is the most important thing in the week. In other words, if its in your control, don't cancel church. nuakh.uk/2026/02/26/on-…

Fasting and Feasting are both Christian disciplines. In fact, there's a dynamic to be found within them that describes the Christian life. nuakh.uk/2026/02/23/fas…

The problem with publishing your thoughts, whether book or blog or tweet length, is that you start to think you're someone. nuakh.uk/2026/02/19/on-…

@djrolles It's working now!

@djrolles Thanks... I'll delete and repost ASAP (I'll have messed up my timestamps)

Someone bringing a tongue in gathered worship is a little like rolling a grenade into a crowded room. nuakh.uk/2026/02/12/spi…

What academic research has taught me that's relevant to pastoral work. nuakh.uk/2026/02/10/res…

🚨Book Giveaway🚨 I’m giving away another copy of our CSC Philippians commentary! Follow & RT to enter. Tag a friend for an extra entry. Winner announced 2/13.

We need institutions that genuinely unite us. nuakh.uk/2026/02/05/ins…

@AndyDollahite @IVMiles @MattHennessey Xennial is the term that Jean Twenge uses in Generations, I think.

@IVMiles @MattHennessey Geriatric millennial is my go to, but Oregon Trail Generation has its own playful resonance.

What you call the group of elder millennials whose imaginations and suppositions are more Gen X than they are millennial? Is that just elder millennial?