Sandy Grant's links on the start of the US election, growth groups, expository preaching, and attitudes towards finances.
Dr Peter Jensen, Anglican Archbishop of Sydney, challenges believers and unbelievers alike to think again about Jesus—to consider him as an historical figure whose life, death and teachings lie behind so much of our civilization, and to whom many millions still express allegiance.
Last year, as I contemplated resigning from my job and commencing a ministry traineeship, few ideas filled me with more dread and uncertainty than the idea of raising financial support.
Do you ever pick up a book—and a few pages in you realize you’re not sure what you just read?
Adapted from his vast experience of delivering sermons at funerals, Simon Manchester has written this short booklet for those whose grief may have caused them to think about what is beyond this life. "At a Time Like This" tells of the only expert on life and death who has come back from the grave and told us what it's like: Jesus Christ. This short booklet tells why we should come to Jesus for truth, meaning and real comfort. It also includes Christian answers to common questions about grief.
For a year, Sam McGeown met with a young Japanese man named Tadashi and tried to introduce him to Jesus. This is what happened as a result.
Discover the five chapters that John devotes to his eyewitness account of the night before Jesus died. (9 studies)
A self-paced study course that guides you in the principles and practicalities of one-to-one follow-up using the Just for Starters studies. (Book includes two audio CDs.)
At times, group leaders realize they need to speak with a study member about a particular concern or problem. Let’s call this a ‘pastoral conversation’.
Jean Williams takes a look at a book that is helpful to both men and women for improving the way that they read and understand the Bible.