Paul Grimmond

• Paul Grimmond
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• 15 June 2015

This MiniZine will help you to think through how your work fits in to what God commands and equips us to do in this creation, so that you may glorify him in everything.

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 4 November 2013

A stirring book for new and established Christians about what it means (and what it's like) to live the Christian life ... to live 'right side up'.

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• Phillip Jensen
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• 17 October 2013

Preaching the very words of God.

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 28 March 2012

The predictable surprise of Christian suffering. Another excellent book about the basics of the Christian life in our Guidebooks for Life series.

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 24 October 2011

The predictable surprise of Christian suffering. Another excellent book about the basics of the Christian life in our Guidebooks for Life series.

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 1 April 2010

Martin Ayers has recently published his first book, Naked God (AUS | US). Paul Grimmond caught up with him recently to talk about what motivated the book and what it's like to be an author for the first time. Paul Grimmond: What's it been like to write your first

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 1 March 2010

Carl Trueman is the Academic Dean and Professor of Historical Theology and Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, as well as a Consulting Editor for Themelios. Paul Grimmond caught up with Carl when he was in Australia in 2009. Paul Grimmond: I understand that one of your great passions

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 1 January 2010

It is a little-known fact that Calvin and the Genevan Consistory sent hundreds of trained missionaries into France and the rest of the Europe to preach the gospel and plant new congregations of believers. In this interview, The Briefing talks to Al Stewart about the ongoing importance of church planting

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 1 December 2009

I have a friend who has an adolescent daughter. Surprisingly, there are moments when the relationship is more rocky road than dairy milk, if you follow me. As he described his current set of frustrations, it suddenly occurred to me that adolescence is the new black. Here are the two

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• Paul Grimmond
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• 1 November 2009

Mark Charleston trains and encourages ministers as part of his work with the Sydney Anglican Department of Ministry Training and Development. He regularly talks to ministers at turning points in their ministry. Paul Grimmond spoke to him recently about his reflections on the issues involved in choosing to move from

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