Gordon Cheng

Gordon works as a writer and editor at CMS Australia. His home church is St Paul's Carlingford. Gordon is the author of Christian Living for Starters, Encouragement, In the Sight of God, Jesus for Sceptics, and several Bible study guides and courses, all published by Matthias Media.

Bus evangelism

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 October 2008

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A scary, prayer-rie verse

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 September 2008

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Preaching hell to depressed teens

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 July 2008

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A Reformation Bookshelf

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 May 2008

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Visions of God

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 May 2008

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Sharing the word of Christ in song

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 2 April 2008

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Starting with God: The Bible’s guide to ministry training

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 March 2008

There are a range of different opinions on how people should be trained for gospel ministry. But, as Gordon Cheng reveals, the right starting point for ministry training is God and his gospel. How should Christians be trained in gospel ministry? Some churches are happy to leave the details of

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Nine reasons to work at one-to-one ministry

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 March 2008

With the help of The Reformed Pastor (written by Richard Baxter) and the Bible (written by God), and in no particular order, I have thought of nine good reasons why Christian leaders and preachers should work hard at one-to-one ministry. _In conversation with people, we can find out whether

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Short thoughts on death and mortality

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 February 2008

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Preaching and pulpiteering

  • Gordon Cheng
  • 1 February 2008

I’ve never really been comfortable with the evangelical emphasis on preaching sermons, and never quite understood why we make so much more of this form rather than of other forms of teaching. It seems to me that the emphasis on preaching (that is, ‘preaching’ understood as ‘pulpiteering’, as opposed to

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