Christopher Ash: how can we age well?

Christopher Ash | Comment

Date posted: 29 Aug 2025

Source: iStock

I am in my (very) early seventies. I have just written a book about following Jesus in your fifties and sixties. “A bit late,” you say. Sure. But it is the book I wish someone had given me 20 years ago.

< Previous article| Comment| Next article >

The odd case of Jannes and Jambres

We don’t have to sweep tricky phrases from Scripture under the carpet, says Christopher Ash. In many cases Bible scholarship …

Features

Making exegetical paths straight

Christopher Ash explains how biblical scholarship can help ministers of the word handle challenging texts Perhaps you’re writing a …

You may also be interested in...

Features

Care home residents - a crisis of invisibility?

Matthew 9v37-38: “Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. Ask the Lord …

Features

Music for the last moments of life

In the midst of our sadness, when we sit beside a dying person, we encourage the person, and ourselves, with …

Features

Ageing: Society's view versus the Bible's

The desire to prolong life and even to live forever has been the pursuit of humanity ever since Adam and …

About en

Our vision, values and history

Give a subscription

Our monthly newspaper is the perfect gift for those who love to think deeply

Give here

Christopher Ash: how can we age well?

The odd case of Jannes and Jambres