John uses Archbishop Welby's comments that God is neither male nor female to explore both the story of the first Bishop of Aotearoa and what the reign of Christ might look not like. He goes on to invite people to ask for themselves what the reign of Christ might look like. Where is it and how do we recognise it?
John uses Archbishop Welby's comments that God is neither male nor female to explore both the story of the first Bishop of Aotearoa and what the reign of Christ might look not like. He goes on to invite people to ask for themselves what the reign of Christ might look like. Where is it and how do we recognise it?